Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-11-20
PEARCE


The following were business visitors
and shoppers III Pearce during The
past week: W. F. Kelly, Servoss; Mr.
Scott, San Diego; Mr. Richardson
Denver; Judge Mccall, Servoss; e. j.
Metler, forest ranger, Stronghold;
John Eisenhart, Ash creek; Mrs. T..
B. Smith, ranch; DR.. Wilson, Will
cox; Mr.. and Mrs Cundill, Harvey
Cartmel, Brush settlement; w H.
Schofield, Stronghold; John Gleeson,
Gleeson; William Parker and son,
Pete Aiding, Brush settlement; Dale
Higgins, Light; Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Cochise,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and
Miss Anne Marie Stevens motored to
Tombstone Thursday evening to meet
Mrs Murphy's daughter, Frances Cum
ningham, and Miss Mary HenneSsey,
who attend the University of Arizona
and came home for the Arrnistice
vacation The entire party attended
the dance at Tombstone in the eve
ming. The young ladies returned to
Tucson Sunday by way of Wilcox.
Miss Margaret Lange was calling
on old friends Friday and bidding
them goodbye as she left Sunday for
Phoenix to attend the Gregg Business
College for Girls and expects to be
gone a year.
Richard Shaw, who attends the
University of Arizona and who spent
the Arrnistice vacation with his
mother at Walmonda ranch, was call
ing on friends in Pearce Friday.
Mrs. Charles Mckinney and chill
dren of Courtland, attended the pro-
gram given by the grammar and high
schools Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams were
in Pearce Friday, going to the home
of Mrs. Williams parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lehman. near the Stronghold.
They returned to their home in Bisbee
Sunday. M
E.. j. Kelly, who has charge of the
maintenance of the north and south
highway between McNeal and Doug
las, is spending several days at his
ranch near l1iddlemarch rounding up
cattle.
Arthur Cooke left Friday for Doug
las TO spend several days.
Miss Lena and Bessie Mulkey were
in Pearce Friday, the former coming
from Naco, where she teaches school,
to spend the weekend with her
sister.
A. M. Gildea and two daughters,
Mrs leigh, who is visiting him from
Texas, and Mrs. Preston of the Mid
dlemarch mine, were trading in Pearce
Saturday.
Adam Dodd was in Pearce Satur-
dav. going to Douglas to visit his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Light, who has
been quite i'll
Bob Meers took a load OF eggs to
Douglas markets this week.
j. w. Maus, Southern Pacific agent,
left Saturday for Deming, returning
home Sunday evening.
DR.. McNeary left Saturday for San
Francisco, but will return to Pearce
in a week or 10 days.
William Pearce of Tucson, and sis
ter, Mrs. Hartley, and husband OF San
Francisco motored to Pearce Satur-
day, remaining until Monday when
they returned to Tucson by way OF
Tombstone. Mr. Pearce and Mrs.
Hartley lived for many years in Pearce
and vicinity and their many friends
were glad to see them.
Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss Frances
Cunningham, Miss Mary. Hennessey
and Miss Anne Marie Stevens spent
Saturday in the smelter city.
Theodore English, who is working
at Pantana, is spending several days
with his mother and brother.
Miss Norine Gelwish, who teaches
at Gleeson, was the weekend guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Mike Hurley
Francis Williams has been spending
several days with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Gallagher, while
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Star Will
liams, of Bisbee, attended the state
fair in Phoenix.
Services were held in the Catholic
church Saturday and Sunday by Fir.
Castellano of Tombstone.
john Gallagher, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Gallagher, arrived Satur-
day from Pennsylvania, where he has
been making his home. He made the
trip overland.
Sam Willis and daughter of Glee-
son, were calling on friends here
Sunday.
Harvey James of Bisbee, spent
ArmiStice day with Mrs. James, who
is principal of the Pearce grammar
school, both returning to Bisbee the
same day, Mrs. James returned Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boulter and
family of Bisbee Junction, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Boulter's mother, Mrs.
Dan Huddy.
MIR. and Mrs. William Harper spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Gal.
lagher, Mrs. Harper's parents.
Rev. H. c.. -Duckett preached at
Dos Cabezas Sunday morning and