Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10

Pearce, one son in Dos Cabezas and
one daughter in California to mourn
her loss.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Estes Of Bisbee
spent Sunday with Mr.. Estes mother,
Mrs. VIM. d. Woods.
Mr. Clay and Louis Grizzle of Webb,
and Miss Marguerite Lange spent
Sunday with Miss Evelyn Furry.
George Furry, living in Elfreda,
spent the week end with his family.
J. w. Maus, spent Sunday with
friends in Lowell and Douglas.
Mrs. Annie Ritter, of Patterson, N.
j., arrived in Pearce Sunday, coming
here on account of the serious illness
of her aunt, Mrs. Joe Bignon.
Mrs. e. j. Kelly, of Middlemarch
and Mr.. and Mrs George Cundiff of
the Brush settlement and Matt Gill
bert of the Brush settlement were
trading in Pearce Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shillings of Ben
son, were in Pearce Sunday enroute
to the Stronghold to visit with Mrs.
.Shillings' parents.
Mrs. Kingman, Ruth and Willie
day and returned to Tucson Sunday.
William Pearce, the father of Ruth
and Willie, accompanied them back
to Tucson for few days.
Mr. Scott, of Kelton, was a Pearce
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. Hawes of Wilcox passed through
Pearce Monday on his way to Bisbee.
Herbert Cunningham and Billie Nc
Donald of Douglas were in Pearce on
Monday, Cunningham visiting his mo-
ther Mrs. Jack Murphy, before going
to Phoenix with Mcdonald.
George Banks of Tucson was a busi-
ness visitor here on Monday. S
DIR. w. NJ. Davis, dean emeritus of
Harvard University and at present lee
turing at the University of Arizona,
together with Lewis Smith spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y.
Smith.
Mr.. Merrill of Bisbee interested in
the Barrett mines in the Dragons
was in Pearce Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer of Phoenix We're
business visitors in Pearce Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Powell of Doug
las spent some time with Mr.. Powelrs
grandmother, Mrs. j. w. Lemons
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Whitmire and
family returned Tuesday from Cali
fornia where they have been spend
ing several weeks and stopped in
Pearce for a short time enroute to
their home at Middlemarch.
Jack Haven was in from his ranch
in. the Stronghold Tuesday
On Sunday evening April 18th East
er Sunday church services will be
held8in the Pearce church at 1880 p. m.
The services will be conducted by Rev.
Dnekett Of Douglas. Everyone is well
come.
Mrs. Jay Pressey and Mrs. Jim Wad-
kins of Light, were trading in Pearce
Tuesday.
b. A. Taylor of .Naco of the firm
of Taylor & Wilson was in Pearce
Wednesday bringing to the Pearce
store a load of supplies and taking
with him truck load Of eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Renaud and Mrs
Brown spent Tuesday in Douglas.
Dononick Peroti and Martin Troy of
CORTLAND were here Sunday.
Tony Marshello, of Gleason was a
Pearce visitor Sunday spending the
day with friends.
Union High School Notes
The high school baseball team play
ed Wilcox high school team on the
Pearce diamond Saturday afternoon,
resulting in a score of IA to in favor
the battery for Pearce, while Roone
did the twirling for Wilcox. The Will
cox team was unable to score until
the eighth inning and had it not been
for the first baseman, Brannon hav-
ing to retire from the game at that
time they would likely to have been
unable to score at all, since the poor
playing by the substitute first base
man was barely responsible for the
runs Wilcox made
Frances Seenz was absent from
school three days on account of ILL
ness.
The Seniors are now working on
their final thesis. The best thesis of
the four graduates will be read as
valedictory on the evening of COM
mencement. They are also working on
the class poem and the prophecy and
will of the class of 1927.
The student body has made enough
money by selling magazine subscrip-
tions, their play and dance recently
given to enable the entire school to
go to Tucson for university week,
May to Z.
TIE baseball team will go to st.
David Friday to play return game
with the st. David high school on the
ST. David diamond.