Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-06

MauS.
Mrs. Helen Castle and Miss Lena
Mulkey, who teach in the grammar
school at Naco, spent the week end at
the BuSenbark ranch near the Mid
dlemarch mine. Mrs. Castle formerly
taught in Pearce.
Mrs. Brown and son spent Saturday
as the guests of Mrs. E. j. Kelly near
the Middlemarch mine.
Mrs. Harvey James and Mrs. Dan
Huddy spent the week end in Bisbee.
The pupils of the grammar school
enjoyed Halloween party Friday aft
ernoon at the school house, which was
given by the three teachers. Games
were played which were much enjoy
ed by the children and luncheon ap-
propriate to the day was served.
Mrs. E. j. Kelly of Middlemarch was
in Pearce this week driving a new
Dodge sedan.
School election was held Saturday
at the school house. Jack Murphy be-
ing reelected as trustee of the high
school and Alfred Barlow reelected
trustee of the grammar school. The
following served on the board: Clerks,
Mrs. M. j. Hurley and j. w. Maus;
judges, Mrs T. B. Ewing and Mrs F..
L. Bryant; inspector, Charles Monz
monier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Renaud, Miss
Birdie Ceilings and Bobby Koch spent
Saturday in Douglas
Judge M. D. Monmonier purchased
a new Chevrolet roadster the past
week.
Richard Shaw and Mr. Dellicock,
who attend the University of Arizona,
spent the week end with Mr.. Shaws'
mother at Walmonda ranch in the
Stronghold
The following Pearcites attended
the Halloween party at the Cochise
school Saturday eveninga Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j.
Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant,
Miss Elizabeth Squires, Miss Anne
Marie. Stevens and Mrs. j. M. Easter
ling and Lewis Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Boulter and
family of Bisbee Junction motored to
Pearce Sunday and visited with Mrs.
Boulter's MOTHER Mrs Dan HuddyN
Dominic Peroti and family of Court
land visited friends in Pearce Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Squires, Miss Birdie
Ceilings and j. w. Maus motored
to Tombstone, Bisbee and Douglas
Sunday.
Mrs. Webster, who has been in
Pearce for the past month under the
care of DR.. McNeary, returned to her
home in Stafford Sunday, her son COM
ing for her
DR.. McNeary returned Sunday from
Los Angeles, where he spent several
days last week..
Business visitors in Pearce during
the week included Joe Sloan Los An
geles; L. F. Heger, Douglas. R. l.. Dali
ton and, w. G. Raine, Phoenix; New
Hart, Tucson; r. E. Norman, Los An
geles; Miss Bessie .Mulkey, ranch;
Jesse Snyder, Noonan ranch. Jackson
and Lee, Golden Rule mine; B. Meier,
Benson; Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleeson,
GleeSon; A. M. Gildea, Middlemarch; !;
Mr.. Paige, Phoenix.
Rev. H. c. Duckett preached at Dos
Cabezas Sunday morning. He went to
Douglas Monday to spend several days
on business.
News was received in Pearce Mon
day of the death of Arthur HoIderman,
who was killed in an automobile ac-
cident in California. His remains
were brought to Tucson for burial. Mr..
Holderman was well known and had
many friends in Pearce and vicinity,
having lived here until about year
ago.
Judge and Mrs. Mccall stopped in
Pearce Monday, coming from Douglas
and on their way to Courtland We'd
nesday.
DR.. McNeary and j. w. Maus mot
ored to Tombstone Monday afternoon.
The road camp of the north and
south highway has been moved to
Pearce, the crew having charge of the
road from 10 miles east of Pearce to
Cochise and under the direction of
Mr.. MCGEE.
Tom Sparks was Douglas visitor
Tuesday.
The restaurant and confectionery
which has been operated by Royal
English for the past year has been
closed temporarily
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith motored
to the county seat Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant and Geo.
UgarkOVlch motOred to Douglas Tues
day.
Bob Meers of the Stronghold passed
through Pearce Tuesday, taking a load
of eggs from his ranch to Bisbee and
Douglas.
Theodore English has returned to
Pantano, after spending several days
with his mother and brother att
Pearce
Union High School Notes.
A Halloween party was given Friday
evening at the Town and Country
club by the high school students, the
parents of the. pupils being invited
Games were played most of the even
ing and prizes were granted the sideI
the most points. Dancing
followed the games and cocoa and
cake were served as refreshments The
party adjourned at IL o'clock The
club rooms were cleverly decorated
with various Halloween ornaments.
Orville Lehman, Helen Duarte and
Evans OLSON were absent from school
Monday. Evan Olson and Walter
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