Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-12-11
PEARCE

Rev. H. G. Duckett motored to
Douglas Thursday.
Theodore English, who has been
visiting his mother and brother, left
Friday for Tucson.
John Gallagher was Douglas Wis
itor Friday.
William Mclaughlin stopped in
Pearce Friday en- route to his home
in Globe after making visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson, who live on a
ranch west of Pearce.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M Smith of the
Stronghold and DR.. McNeir spent
Friday at the Faraway ranch in the
Chiricahuas.
Mrs. Newman of Los Angeles, a lec-
turer on astrology, spent Thursday in
Pearce, leaving Friday for Douglas
Mrs. G. M. Renaud and Miss Birdie
Collins left Friday for Tucson, Miss
Collins returning Sunday, while Mrs.
Renaud remained in Old Pueblo until
Tuesday,
DR.. McNeir and j. w. Maus mo-
tored to Douglas Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley, Miss
Elizabeth Squires, Mrs. Dan Huddy.
Mrs. A. Y. Smith, Mrs. George Fleet
ham and son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T..
Bryant and two daughters were Bis
bee visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss Anne Ma
RE Stevens, with Mrs. William Bouck
and daughter and Miss Kathryn Del
acourt of Cochise spent Saturday
i'll Douglas.
Miss Lena Mulkey of Naco spent
the weekend with her sister Bessie,
and both we're Pearce visitors Sun
day.
Rev. H. A. Duckett preached at the
Lowell Presbyterian church Sunday
evening, returning to Pearce Monday,
John Gallagher and parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. F. Gallagher, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
per at Elfrida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barlow. of
the B. S. B. chicken ranch were in
Douglas Saturday.
John Gallagher Paul Brown, Har-
old Hildreth and Gordon Olson at.
tended the Light dance Saturday
evening.
Herbert Cunningham spent Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Jack Murphy.
Six new pupils were. enrolled in the
grammar school the past week. name
ly: Elesa. Maria, Lagarda, Severe and
Husta Torres and Raymond Craw.
ford. The school nurse Miss Mabel
Worden of Bisbee. spent two days
here looking over the pupils in both
the grammar and high schools.
Alfred Barlow was business Wis
itor in the county seat Monday.
Joe Krentz, cattle buyer of Doug
las, was in Pearce and vicinity Sun
day, buying cattle from ranchers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kelly of Mid.
dlemarch motored to Douglas Sunday.
MIR. Kelly having spent the weekend
at Nhis home. Miss Winifred Krentz.
who has been guest of the Kellys
for the past three weeks, returned to
her home Sunday with them. Mrs.
Kelly returned to Pearce Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Smith of the
Stronghold had the misfortune TO lose
all their belongings when a fire to-
tally destroyed their home SATURDAY.
afternoon. Mr. Smith drives the
school bus in which the children from
the Stronghold district are transport
ed to the grammar and high schools
i'll Pearce.
t. T. Schofield of Douglas stopped
IN Pearce Tuesday when returning
from the oil strike in Bowie
E. E. Miller of San Diego, who has
spent several days with DR.. McNeir,
returned to his home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bouck and
Miss Kathryn Delacourt of Cochise
spent Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant.
A carload of furniture arrived in
Pearce Tuesday for Hotel Manzanita
in the Chiricahuas 1t was unloaded
Wednesday and taken to the hotel
in trucks
The Commonwealth Mining 81
Milling company received its shaft
Monday from the Lowell Copper
been welded. 1t is expected to have
the engine working in few days,
when ore shipments and water pump
ing will be resumed.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Renaud, Mrs.
w Brown and Mrs. Dan Huddy spent
Wednesday in Douglas shopping for
the holidays.
Business visitors in Pearce during
the past week include the following:
Mr.. Thornton, Morenci; Russell
Meadows, Douglas; Adam Dodd, Black
Diamond; Frank Moy, Tombstone
George Stuart, Douglas; M Mcbride
Webb; Mr.. Roberts, Phoenix; DOM
inic Perotti. Courtland; L. M. Brown,
Tombstone; Mr.. Schoffeld, Strong
hold; C. c. Rathburn, Light; Joe
Sloan, Tucson.
Pearce Union High School Notes
A meeting was called December 10
in the assembly hall of the high
school for the purpose of selecting
delegate to the Arizona Educational
association meeting, which is to be
held in Phoenix the twenty-seventh
M. j. Hurley, principal Of the high
school, served as chairman during the
meeting. Teachers from McNeal, Ell
frida, Kelton, Webb, Pearce, Rucker
Canyon, Gleeson and Mrs. Irama
Keeling of Douglas were expected to
be present.
Christmas stamps sent out by the
Arizona Anti-Tuberculosis association
will be delivered both to the high and