Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-03-27
PEARCE


ing with him a good supply Of eggs
from his ranch.
Fred Baugh, who formerly played
on the Pearce ball team and last
year with the Douglas team, passed
through Pearce Thursday on his way
to Globe, where he will have charge
of the ball team.
Mrs. H. C. Wheeler and children
and Mrs. Metler, of the Stronghold,
were in Pearce Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bach and son, of
Chicago, were in Pearce Friday. They
are making the trip overland to
California.
Dave Engle and V. M. Benner,
ranchers of Ash Creek district; w.
r. Kelly and j. f. Johnson, of Servoss,
j. e. Ford, Jack Kelly, of the Doug
las sanitary board; Fred Moore,
deputy of Douglas; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. L. Davis, of the sulphur Springs,
and s. H. Spain, of Light, were in
Pearce Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Renaud and
Mrs. Brown spent Friday in Douglas.
J.. w. Maus was a Douglas visitor
the past week,
Mrs George Furry, who formerly
lived near Elfrida, moved to Pearce
Friday with her son and daughter
who attend the Pearce high school.
She will remain here until the close
of school
Miss Lydia Young, principal of the
grammar school, spent the weekend
at Sonoita.
Tom Fleetham, who attends the
University of Arizona came home
Friday evening and returned to<tVfsc-
son on Sunday.
Miss Birdie Ceilings spent the
weekend with friends irf Douglas.
Pete Simmons ana daughter spent
the weekend in Benson as guests
Ewing's parents
Mike Hurley, principal of the Pearce
high school, motored to Douglas and
Bisbee Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank /. Bryant and
daughter Mrs. George Fleetham and
Mrs ]. w. Lemons were Douglas
visitors Saturday.
Jack Eisenhart, principal of the
Ash Creek school was shopping in
Pearce Saturday.
William Pearce returned to Pearce
Saturday after spending a few days
with his family in Tucson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy spent
the weekend in Tucson visiting their
son and daughter who attend the
University of Arizona.
The following Pearcites attended
the dance at Light Saturday evening:
Miss Elizabeth squires, Miss Evelyn
Furry, Pauline Pennick,. Opal Leh-
man, Paul Brown, Evan Olson and
j. w. Maus.
Lewis Smith left for Tucson Sun
day to resume his studies at the
university He spent several days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Y. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Collins, of
Bisbee, spent Sunday at the Strong
hold with Mrs. Collins parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Keegan.
Bud Pointer, Of Webb, and Mrs.
Arthur Pointer and family visited
their mother, Mrs. Wood, Saturday.
James Van Ort was in from his
ranch Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Renaud and
Mrs. Brown motored to Wilcox Sun
day and attended the picture show.
c. c. Rathbun and grandson, Dale
Higgins, of the. Light district, were
in Pearce Monday bringing a number
Of crates of eggs to one of the
local stores.
Jack Busenbark, of Middlemarch;
Mrs Cundiff and daughter, of the
Brush settlement, and Mrs. Chas.
Havens, of the Stronghold, We're
Pearce visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gleeson, of
Gleeson, were in Pearce Monday
calling on friends.
Arthur Yunge was in Pearce Mon
day en- route to Bisbee from his
ranch north of Pearce.
J. c. Mers, of the Taylor & Wilson
store, was a business visitor in
Douglas Wednesday.
Bill Tucker, who formerly lived
at Pearce; Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mrs H. L. Keegans, of the Strong
holud; Warren Hulse, of Light, and
George Gibson, of Gleesoh, were
Pearce visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Barlow and
Mrs. ]. F. Murphy spent Tuesday in
Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Cotton were
business visitors in Pearce this week.
Mr.. Cotton was formerly president
of the state teachers college at Flag
staff
Mrs. Joe Bignon left Wednesday
afternon by stage for Douglas to
remain for some time looking after
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs M. J. Hurley, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and daughters,
Meryl Furry, Miss Elizabeth Squlres
and Miss Willie Mae owen picniced
in Texas canyon Sunday.
j. C. Mers spent the weekend with
his family near Don Luis
DR.. VIM. Woods made profess
sional call at Courtland Monday.
Ernest English, who spent the last
four months in Pearce visiting his
nephew, and mother left Saturday
for California.
About hundred cases of eggs were
received by one of the local grocery
stores from ranchers in Pearce and