Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-27

Joe Sloan, of Los Angeles, was a
business visitor Wednesday.
Rock Burnett, of Webb, was in
from his ranch Wednesday.
Jess Snyder manager of the Coron-
ada Cattle company, with headquar-
ters at the Noonan ranch, was in
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Whitmire We're
in from the Middlemarch mine We'd
nesday.
D. A. Pennick was in from his
ranch near the Stronghold We'd
nesday and his daughter, Pauline,
who attends high school, returned
with him to spend few days with
her parents.
G., S. Stuart and Ernest Rogers,
Of McNeal, We're in Pearce Thursday.
Mrs, A. Y Smith left for Tucson
Wednesday, where she will give an
exhibition of her paintings in the
art rooms of the Santa Rita hotel
January "a, 25 and 26.
DR.. w. F. Randall, of sunglow
ranch in the Chirauhaus, was in
Pearce Thursday stopping for short
time on his return from Cochise.
D. c. Waleh. of Patagonia, was a
Pearce visitor Thursday.
Mr., Manners auditor for the South
ern Pacific, was in Pearce Thursday
auditing. books for the company. j.
w. Maus, railroad agent here, took
him to Cochise Thursday evening.
Frank Ellsworth, of Webb, was
in town Thursday selling some very
fine meat.
Mr. and Mrs r. Gfantham, Of
Light,. were Pearce visitors Thursday.
Eugene seely, of Bowie, stopped
Joe Fog, of Tucson, was al business
visitor here Thursday.
Warren and Frank Hultz.sof Light,
We're in Pearce Saturday.
Mrs, Nettie Harper, who teaches
at Webb, spent the weekend with
her, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F..
Gallagher.
Mr. and Mrs r. R. Nelson, of
Cochise, stopped in Pearce for a.
short time Saturday on their way
home, returning from Douglas, where
Mrs. Nelson spent the past week
James Van Ort, rancher living
several miles from Pearce, was in
Saturday
Mrs. T. B. Ewing had charge of the
post office during Mrs. Murphy's
absence ton Saturday.
Annadale, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Bryant, has been
confined to her bed the past week
with severe cold.
Evan OLSON who attends the Pearce
high school, spent Saturday with his
paren S, who live on ranch in
the Webb district.
A. Y. Smith was called to Tucson
Friday evening because of the serious
illness of his son, Lewis who was
operated upon for appendicitis. At
the present writing he is getting
along very we'll
MrsaHarry Pulliam, of Bisbee, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. w.
D. Woods.
Dan Williams, of Bisbee, was a
Pearce visitor Sunday. He formerly
lived here and has many friends in
Pearce and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. H. Spain. of Light,
were in Pearce Friday.
Mr.. Mers, manager of the Taylor
and Wilson grocery store, made a
business trip to Douglas Friday.
I. D. watkins, of Tucson, was a.
Pearee visitor Friday.
J. w. Rundel, of Bisbee, was in
Pearce for short time Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy left
Friday evening for Phoenix, where
they spent the week lend.
Miss Lydia Young, principal of the
grammar school, and Miss Birdie
Ceilings, teacher in the high school,
spent the weekend in Phoenix
Mr. T. B. Smith came in from
her ranch Friday and spent the day
with Mrs. r. L. Bryant.
Mrs. Powles and Mrs. w. de H.
Washington, of Douglas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pascal Lemons, of Globe, spent
Friday with their mother, Mrs. j..
w. Lemons.
B. M. Nightengales, of Bisbee. was
Pearee visitor Friday.
Chauney Clapp was in from his
ranch pnar TiUh+ Friday