Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-28
PEARCE

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Mrs. Robert Grantham, son and
daughter Erma, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Bolce, and son,
Frank, of California, were calling on
friends in Pearce ON Saturday. Mrs.
Roice is visiting her parents and
has many friends in Pearce.
Mrs. Bob Meers was doing some
trading in Pearce on Saturday, coming
in from her ranch near the Strong
hold. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sparks. OF
Benson, spent the weekend with
their daughter, Mrs. T. B. Ewing.
Mrs. Tom Smith and her guests
Mrs. Rinda Bradshaw and little
daughter, Mary, OF Tombstone, were
in from their ranch the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and daughters
Janet Louise and Annadale, who have
spent the past three months in Day.
ton and other Ohio cities, returned
home recently, making the trip by
auto with Mr.. Bryant, who left
July Is, driving through to Dayton
and bringing them back. Their trip
took them down through Kentucky
Mammoth cave and Lincoln's birth
place and other interesting points
Kansas City and crossing Kansas by
the northern route on account OF
heavy rains and washouts reported on
the southern houte. They spent a
few days at Colorado Springs, Man
itau and Garden of the Gods and
came homo boosting for Arizona
scenery, especially the Wonderland
cf Rocks, which is far grander than
the Garden of the Gods. They re-
turned home on Saturday the 2Oth
Professor and Mrs. j. B. Shaw and
son, Richard, of Walmonda ranch in
the Stronghold, were calling OH
friends in Pearce on Saturday Prof
Shaw, who teaches at the University
Of Illinois, is spending his vacation
with his family.
Mr. w. F. -Four, of Douglas, was
in Pearce Sunday.
Jack Phillips, who has been spend
ing some time with his grandmother
Mrs. Dan Huddy, returned to his
home in Bisbee Junction Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Pulliam, Mrs.
Thompson and son, Earnest, Mrs.
Eva Jewell and family, Will Seavers
and wife, of Webb, spent Sunday
with Mrs. A. r. Pointer.
w. j. Maus, the Southern Pacific
railroad agent, spent Sunday in Bis
bee with friends.
Mrs Ike Dedham and sons, Dan
and Henry Williams, of Tombstone,
were calling on friends In Pearce
on Sunday.
G. Clapp, of Light, was in Pearce
for short time Monday.
Sam Heron and Chas. White, of
Superior, spent the weekend in
Pearce. Mr.. Heron expects to move
his family to Pearce in short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen, of Dos Cabazes,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Aliens moth
er, Mrs Dan Huddy
Mr. Krohn and wife, of Douglas,
spent short time in Pearce Monday.
Mrs. E. Kelly was in from her
ranch near the NIiddlemarch doing
some trading Monday.
Senator Roberts, of Wilcox was a
Pearce visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. Hager, of Douglas, was a busi-
ness visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Lange and daughter,
Marguarete we're in from their ranch
Monday.
Mr.. Ford, who has chicken ranch
north of Pearce, was a business visitor
here this week.
Harry Smith, of the Stronghold,
passed through Pearce Tuesday.
Miss Willie Mae Owen, who has
been spending the summer in DOS
time Tuesday before going to the
ranch of Mr.. and Mrs j.. G. Van
Ort. where she expects to make her
home.
Miss Opal Lehman and her brother
Of the Stronghold, were shopping
in Pearce Wednesday.
HersEell Ltng and Miss Long and
George Fleethan motored to Pearce
Wednesday evening from Douglas and
visited with MIR. Fleetham's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleetham.
The following were Pearce visitors
Thursday: Mr.. Carver, of Tucson;
Miss Laura Pounds, of Middlemarch;
Miss Ruth Mckinney, of Collrtland
and Pauline Pennick, of the Strong
hold.
Word was received in Pearce Thurs
day of the arrival of an eight ana
one half pound baby boy to Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Boulter, OF Bisbee
Jrnction. Mr. and Mrs Boulter
formerly resided here for many years,
Mr.. Boulter being agent 3f the South
ern Pacific railway.
Adam Dodd, of Black Diamond,
spent several days in Pearce the past
week.
Both the Pearce union high school
and the grammar school will 0nnn
Monday, September 5. Word has
heen received from all the high school
teachers that they will be in on time
and are looking forward to the best
year yet, with an increase in the
number of pupils. The teaching staff
viii be the same as last year. The
grammar school will have three teach
ers so that the work will be divided
and not as badly crowded as last
year.
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