Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-24
PEARCE

1FeScotI, spent SeNefal Gays III Pedfce
the past week visiting with Mr..
Lemons mother.
Mrs. Henry Appel, of Tucson, spent
Thursday and Friday visiting her
sister-in law, Mrs. G. M Renaud.
Mrs. Dug Lemon land MRS. G. NJ.
Renaud accompanied her ito Tucson
and remained over Easter
A. M. Gildea and Lee Jensen, os
Middlemarch; Jack Havens and Jim
Thompson, of the Stronghold, were
Pearce visitors Thursday.
VIM. Bush, Of Light; Mr. Schroeder
and son, of sulphur Springs; James
Van Ort and Mrs. T. b. Smith, of
Light; Dr. F. w. Randall, OF sungiow;
Chas. Haven and Jack Long, of Cochise,
were business visitors here Friday.
Saturday visitors in Pearce included
Mrs. Cundiff and daughter Of the
Brush settlement
The pupils of the grammar school
enjoyed an Easter egg hunt Friday
afternoon.
Chauncey Clapp, S. H. Spain, Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Hulse, of Light, and
Jack Busenbark were visitors here
Monday.
Adam Dodd, of Black Diamond,
spent a couple of days in Pearce
the past week.
Mrs. William Harper, who has been
in Bisbee recovering from an opera
tion, spent several days with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Gallagher,
the past week, leaving Thursday ac-
companied by. her husband to their
ranch near Elfrida.
Judge w. d. Monmonfer returned
to Pearce Friday after spending
several days in Phoenix attending
the K. of P.S and the Old Timers.
conventions.
Sheriff Henshaw passed through
Pearce Friday on his way to Light.
Miss Berdie Ceilings spent three
days in Douglas last week, returning
to Pearce Sunday evening.
Miss Lydia Young spent the week
end in Sonoita and Douglas.
J. w. Maus motored to Douglas
Friday evening.
Mrs. d. A. Pennick and daughter
and Mrs. Bob Meers, of the Strong
hold, and Miss Evelyn Furry spent
Saturday in Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy motored
to Tucson Saturday evening and spent
Easter with their son and daughter,
who attend the university.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Woods motored
to Wilcox Saturday
Mrs. George Furry, who spent the
past week in Douglas, returned to
her home in Pearce Saturday.
J. Mers, manager of the Taylor
and Wilson stores spent Easter with
his family near Dor aLpis Ii !. II
The following attended the dance
at Light Saturday evening: Evelyn
Furry Elizabeth Squires, Pauline
Pennick, Ted Metler, Paul Brown,
Evan OLSON, Opal Lehman and j. W..
Maus.
Mr.. and Mrs. M j. Hurley, Elizabeth
Squires and Willie Mae owen motored
to Douglas Sunday and attended
Easter services in the smelter city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Gallagher, of
Bisbee, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Gallagher.
Mrs. J. B. Shaw, of Walmonda ranch
in the Stronghold spent Sunday and
Monday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
f. L. Bryant.
Palma, age 3S, who died Saturday,
were held at the Catholic church
Monday morning. He is survived by
his widow and six small children.
]. Ford, of Sulphur Springs, and
! Noah Whitmire and son were doing
business here Tuesday.
Percy Wilson, of Naco was here
Tuesday looking after his interests
in Pearce.
E. ]. Metler forest ranger of the
Stronghold, was in Pearce Tuesday
and attended the baseball game be-
tween Douglas High and Pearce High.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe IaafIge, Miss Margaret
Lange and Mr. Stewart were also
in from their ranch east of Pearce
to witness the game.
Easter services We're held Sunday
evening by Rev. H. G. Duckett of
Douglas. A good audience was in
attendance. M
Rev. Angel Castellano, of Tomb
stone, was called to Pearce Saturday
on account of the serious fitness
and death of Antonio Palma
James Malley, mine inspector, was
in Pearce one day the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Gallagher
visited Mr.. Gallagher's parents Sum
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed LIE Gendre and
baby, of Sonoita, spent Sunday as
guests of Miss Lydia Young.
Clay eGrizzle passed through Pearce
Sunday on his way to Wilcox after
having spent Easter with his parents
who live on ranch near Webb.
Oney Randel was in from his ranch
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Reckefellow
of the Stronghold, We're in Pearce
Wednesday, Mrs. Rockefellow spend
ing some time with Mrs. George
Furry
c. c. Rathbun and grandson, Dale
Higgins, of Light; Mrs. E. J. Kelly
of Midd1emarch CheIl Hudson, of
Webb; B. o. Payne, of Cochise, and
Mrs. Schofield, of the Stronghold, were
visitors here Wednesday.
John B. Crowell, of the Bank of
Douglas, passed through Pearce We'd
neSday