Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
PEARCE

Thursday evening. H. d. Palmer OF .
Tombstone, met him here and both /
went to the county seat Thursday !
evening.
The secretary of the industrial con-
gress, William Goring, Of Phoenix, was
here Friday shaking hands with old |
friends
Mrs. Harvey James spent the week.
end in Bisbee leaving Pearce Friday |
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rockefellow, |
who have spent several weeks in !
Tombstone, returned to their ranch in
the Stronghold Friday, stopping in
Pearce for short time.
Miss Birdie Ceilings of the high
school faculty, spent the weekend at
the ranch of Charles Mckinney near
Courtland.
Mrs. Wheeler and children, who
have been at the Wheeler peach
orcharc at the Stronghold, went to
Douglas Friday.
Herbert Cunningham of Douglas,
spent a short time Friday with his
mother, Mrs. Jack Murphy. it
Miss Elizabeth Squires spent Saturday
III Douglas. i ~
DR.. McNeir and son ,motored to the
county seat on business Saturday.
| William Maus was also a visitor there
Saturday.
| Mrs. William Bouck and daughter
and Miss Kathryn Delacourt of Co.
chise, were calling on friends in
Pearce Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Barlow and
! Mrs Jack Murphy motored to Douglas
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith had as
their luncheon guests Saturday Mr.
and Mrs Austin Perry and three chill
dren and Mr.. Williams of New York
City Mrs. Perry is niece of Mr..
Smith.
Mike Hurley and Mr.. and Mrs F. L..
Bryant and daughters motored to
4 Cochise Sunday afternoon and called
on friends. rr
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Boulter and
family of Bisbee Junction, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Boulter's mother, Mrs.
Dan Huddy.
/ Miss Lena Mulkey stopped in Pearce
4
\ spending the week end with her sis
y ter. on ranch near the Middlemarch
! mine. F3 .S # M 81
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kelly called on
friends in Pearce Sunday, Mr.. Kelly
coming up from Douglas to visit his
ranch.
Henry Williams was called to Bisbee
Sunday to be at the bedside of his
mother, Mrs. Ike Dedman, who under
went an operation at the C. & A. hos
pital
Mrs. Epsie Alexander of Pinery cam
: yon. spent Sunday with friends here.
Church services were held at the
community church Sunday evening by
: Rev. H. c. Duckett. Communion was
also celebrated.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Murphy motored
{ to Bisbee Sunday and were accompa-
MED by Mrs. Charles M. Renaud and
Mrs Dug Lemons.
Harold Hildreth spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Eisenhart in the Ash creek district.
John Gallagher, after spending sew
eral days in Tucson, returned to his
home Sunday.
n. -.
Maus motored to Douglas Sunday.
Rev. H. G. Duckett and Mrs Epsie
} Alexander of iPinery canyon, motored
to the county seat Monday.
Mrs. W. Brown was a luncheon
guest Tuesday of Mrs. E. j. Kelly on
! her ranch near the Middlemarch mine.
Mr.. end Mrs. Jack Murphy Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Barlow and Miss Anne
Marie Stevens motored to Douglas
Monday evening to attend the vaude-
Vile
Both the store and postofiice were
. closed Wednesday celebrating Wash
1 ington's birthday
e Mr.. and Mrs c. M. Renaud and
j Mrs w. Brown spent. Wednesday in
Douglas.
e At the home of Mrs. NJ. j. Hurley
/ Tuesday evening the League of Women
Voters held their last meeting in the
month Of February The cabinet OF
4 the United States was discussed and
:. five-minute talks were given on each
. member as follows: President, Mrs
D James; vice president, Miss Anne
D Marie Stevens; secretary of war, Mrs
e Jack Murphy; attorney general, Miss
Birdie Ceilings; postmaster general
), Mrs. William Bouck; treasury, Mrs
T. B. Ewing; secretary of navy Mrs
F.. L. Bryant: secretary OF commerce
!, Mrs. A. Y Smith; secretary of inte-
a rior, Kathryn Delacourt; secretary OF
]. agriculture, Mrs. M. j. Hurley; secre-
! tary of state, Elizabeth Squires; sec
I retary of labor Mrs. Alfred Barlow
: The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. T. B. Ewing Tuesday
It evening, March g. The legislative de-
e partment will be discussed and the
following subjects will be given five
: minute talks each: History of the
S constitution, senate, congress. foreign
and interstate commerce, committees
r and senate, the 10Th amendment, tax
i ation-direct and indirect. The meet
ings have been much enjoyed by al
members and are very interesting as
= we'll as instructive.
= Romona, the 18-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pilocarpio Duran
+ died Wednesday at the home of her
o parents after an illness of several
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