Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-19


j., Scale of Webb was a Pearce vis-
itor Monday
Ruth and James Layman of Court
land were in Pearce Monday calling
on old friends.
c. c. Rathbun, accompanied by A, H.
Berkey of Huchison, Kans., who is
visiting with his family at the Rath-
bun ranch, were in Pearce Tuesday.
Charles Boice of the Chiricahua Cat
tie company arrived Tuesday and is
spending a few days at the company
headquarters at West Wells from the
ranch in the Arivapas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Renaud and Mrs.
c. A. P. Brown spent Tuesday in Will
cox.
J. w. Maus motored TO Douglas
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wittee of Douglas
stopped in Pearce for short time
Wednesday.
Joe Fox of Tucson was in Pearce
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gamble and son
Of Courtland were Pearce visitors
Wednesday.
Bob Meers of the Stronghold was
here Wednesday.
Judge S. W. Mccall was in Pearce
Wednesday, en- route to his home at
servoss.
Mr.. and Mrs Rollin Smith and two
children were in from their home in
the Stronghold Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant and
daughter, Annadale, spent Thursday in
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Heron and fam
lily of Courtland motored to Pearce
Thursday.
Mrs. Lee Geary and brother william
Parker, were in from the Parker ranch
Tuesday.
Adolph Schroeder, chicken rancher
living in the Kansas settlement, was
in Pearce Thursday.
Mrs. Mers of Warren spent Thursday
with her husband, who is manager of
the Taylor and Wilson grocery at
Pearce.
Mrs. A. H BerIey of Hu3chison,
Kans., who is visiting relatives near
Pearce, was in Friday calling on old
friends. Mrs. Berkey formerly lived
here, and her many friends are very
glad to see her.
Mr. Bean, who for some time has
been residing in California, returned
this week to his ranch in the Strong
hold and expects to put in a crop
shortly.
Mrs George Eisenhart of Mascot,
who is visiting her uncle, Jim Harper,
few miles east of Pearce, was shop
ping in Pearce Friday.
j. w. Maus, Miss Lydia Young and
Miss Berthe Ceilings motored to Doug
las Friday afternoon. Miss Ceilings,
who has been i'll the past week, went
down for medical aid.
D. A. Pennicl, who resides in the
Stronghold, was in Pearce Friday, and
his daughter. Pauline, who attends the
Pearce high schools went home with
him for the weekend.
Doc Snyder of Douglas was Pearce
visitor Friday
Mrs. r. B. Smith and son, Walter,
were in from their ranch Saturday
and spent the day with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haven, who re-
side on a ranch near the Stronghold,
were in Pearce Saturday shopping.
Mr.. Benter, who resides in the Light
district, was in from his ranch Satur-
day.
On Friday evening, Mr. and Ms.
NJ. J. Hurley entertained a number Of
friends to bridge party, the oc-
casion being in honor of Mrs Hurleys
birthday A very delightful evening
was spent. A. Y. Smith and Mrs. F. l..
Bryant had the highest scores and re-
ceived the prizes. A delicious lunch
con was served during the latter part
of the evening. Those who enjoyed
Mr., and Mrs. Hurleys hospitality We're
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Ewing, Mr.. and Mrs F. L.
Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. w. Bouck of
Cochise, Charles AIonmonier and Miss
EIizabeth Souires
Dr. w F. Randall of Sunglow ranch
in the Chiricahuas made professional
call in Pearce Saturday He brought
his daughter, Helen, with him and she
spent the day with Miss Janet Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sotero Lopez are. the
proud parents of a baby boy, born
Saturday.
Mrs. c. c.. Rathbun and grandson,
Dale Higgins of Light, were shopping
in Pearca SATURDAY.