Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-10-09
PEARCE

Tom Sparks was a business visitor
in Tombstone Thursday.
The grammar and high schools
were closed Friday to allow the stu
dents and teachers to attend the
county fair at Douglas.
Captain and Mrs. Preston and son
of Texas, are visiting Mrs. Preston's
father, Mr.. Gildea, at the Middle
march mine in the Dragons
William Parker, Roy Dillman and
Mr.. Saunders of the Three C, Cattle
company; Mrs. McPeters, of Bonita
canyon; T. B. Sparks, Wilcox; Mrs.
E. j. Kelly, of Middlemarch; George
Gibson, of Gleason, were visitors in
Pearce Friday
The following Pearceites attended
the county fair at Douglas Friday:
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss
Anne Marie Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Bryant and daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Hurley, Mrs. Harvey James,
Mrs. Dan Huddy, Mrs. j. M. Easter
ling and Miss Elizabeth Squires.
Mrs. Robert Koch and Miss Birdie
Ceilings spent the weekend in Doug
las.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing left for
Rock creek Friday where Mr.. Ewing
is hunting
Mrs. j. B. Shaw of Walmonda
ranch in the Stronghold, stopped in
Pearce Friday en- route to Tucson to
spend several days with her son who
attend the University of Arizona.
A. Y. Smith, M. ]. Hurley and
F. L. Bryant spent the weekend in
the Chiricahuas on deer hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M Renaud, Bobby
Koch, Mrs. Brown and son notored
to Douglas on Saturday and attended
the fair.
Mrs: Jack Murphy, Miss Anne Marie
Stevens and Mrs. One Gleeson mo-
tored to Gleason Saturday, taking
Mrs. Gleeson to her home.
Ted Metler, who is employed at
Rancho Manzanita and lives in the
Stronghold, passed through Pea e
Saturday on his way to Douglas.
Miss Sybil Sanders, mother and
brother, of Light, were business Wis
itors at Pearce Saturday. Miss Sam
ders was the Light telephone operator
until the exchange was closed.
Theodore Abrill of Gleason, was in
Pearce Saturday for short visit with
his mother, going from here to Pan
tana.
Joe Krentz, cattle buyer of Douglas,
was looking at cattle in Pearce and
vicinity Saturday.
Business visitors here Saturday in
Guided Mr.. Keegan, of the Strong
hold; j. w. Benner, G. G. Rathburn
and grandson, Tom Conroy, of Light,
and Henry Gibbons.
Judge S. w. Mccall of SerVoss, and
S. H. Spain of Light, were trading
here Monday.
DR.. McNeary was business Wis
itor in Douglas the last of the week.
Mrs. N. C. Wheeler Of Douglas, was
in Pearce Saturday en- route to her
ranch near the Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Geary, OF the
Brush settlement; Joe Fox and Joe
Crouch, of Tucson; Postmaster E. ).
Huxtable, of Douglas: Jesse Snyder
of the Coronado Cattle company;
Mrs. Bob Meers, of the Stronghold,
and b. A. Presley, postoffice inspector,
were among the business visitors here
Wednesday.
j. w. Maus returned to Pearce
Saturday from New Braunsfels, Texas
where he attended the wedding OF
his son, Clifford, to Miss Nataline
Louise Vogel, September %.
|, Roy English and Fred Fleetham
motored to the Stronghold Wednes-
day afternoon.
Jim Eisenhart, formerly of Pearce
and now teaching school in Phoenix
was in Pearce Saturday en- route to
Central Camp, where he came after
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Eisenhart, who will make their home
in the capital city with their two
sons, George and jim.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Miss
! Anne Marie Stevens and Mrs. Robert
Koch motored to Wilcox Sunday
evening and attended the picture
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