Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-02-10
PEARCE

Light, stopped in Pearce Monday en-
route to Wilcox, where Mr.. Gran
than is having dental work done.
Richard Shaw, of Walmonda ranch
! in the Stronghold, was in Pearce
Monday accompanied by Miss Ruth
| Welsh. Both attend the University
OF Arizona and spent a few days in
/ the Stronghold at the close of the
first semester of the university.
Mrs. T. B. Smith spent Monday in
Pearce with friends.
Jack Rusenbark, cattleman living
near the Middlemarch mine, was in
Pearce Monday.
Miss Frances Cunningham, who
attends the University of Arizona,
spent few days with her mother,
Mrs. Jack Murphy, and left Monday
evening, accompanied to Wilcox by
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Murphy
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Berkey and
daughter, Louise, of Hutchison, Kan,
who spent several months with Mr.,
/ Berkey's sister, Mrs. G. c. Rathbun,
near Light, were in Pearce Tuesday
! and left for California, where they
expect to visit for some time.
! s. w. Mccall passed through
! Pearce Tuesday coming from Doug
las and going to his ranch at
Servoss.
M. j. Hurley, principal of the high
school, returned Tuesday from Tue
son, where he spent several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Whitmire and
son, of Middlemarch, and their guest,
Mrs Sanford, of Bisbee, were call
ing on friends in Pearce Tuesday.
PC RrUanf and
daughter, Annadale, spent Tuesday in
Douglas
Mr. and Mrs. George Cundiff and
ment were shopping in Pearce Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibbons liv-
ing on a ranch north of Pearce, were
here Tuesday They were married
was formerly Mrs. Ruth Murdoch.
Both are well known in Pearce and
their many friends wish them much
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. [. Bryant were
guests Of Mrs. J. b. Shaw. of the
Stronghold, at dinner given in
honor of Miss Ruth welsh and her
mother, who spent several days at
the Stronghold, returning to Tucson
Wednesday.
4 Harry Mills and family, of Rock
creek in the Chiricahuas, were in
Pearce Wednesday.
Robert Womble, of Turkey ridge
was shopping in Pearce Wednesday.
Duley Bellah, of Courtland, was in
Pearce Wednesday.
Mac Miller and e. c. Kerby, of
Douglas, stopped III Pearce for d
short time Wednesday.
Bob Meers was in from his ranch
near the Stronghold Wednesday.
A. NJ. Gildea, of the Middlemarcn
mine, was shopping in Pearce
Wednesday.
Adam Dodd, of Black Diamond
was in town Wednesday.
Lewis Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs
A. Y. Smith, who recently underwent
an operation for appencecitis at
Tucson, returned to Pearce Wednes-
Gay to recuperate.
Mrs Helen Brown Keeling and
Richard Kolb, truant officer of the
county, visited the schools Wednes-
: day afternoon.
J. w. Maus, Miss Birdie Ceilings
and Miss Lydia Young visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nc.
, Kinney at Courtland Tuesday.
T. j. Gentry, county attorney, and
George Henshaw, sheriff, were in
! Tearce Thursday.
The following Pearcites attended
the picture show at Wilcox Thurs
day evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barlow
/, Mr. and Mrs Mike Hurley, Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Bryant and Miss Eliza
beth Squires.
2 DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Wood made a
trip to Webb Tuesday.
r. g. Krebs, of Tombstone, was a
: Pearce visitor Thursday,
f Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Renaud and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing attended
: the vaudeville at Douglas Monday
: evening.
: Mrs Nettie G. Harper, who teaches
at Webb spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F
Gallagher. Mr. Harper, of Bisbee, alsC
, spent the weekend in Pearce.
: Miss Margaret Malloy, Miss Lut'
, and Miss Ruth Huddy, al teaching
e in the Grammar school at Dos. Cabe-
2as, spen1 sunday i'm Pealc4 viii
Miss Huddy's mother.