Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-18


Jim Lemons and Ben and Dan
Luis, of Prescott, spent the week
end here, Mr.. Lemons visiting with
his mother, Mrs. j. w. Lemons. /
Church services will be held at
the Presbyterian community church
Sunday evening. at 1880 p. m. by
the regular pastor, Rev H. c..
Duckett. Everybody invited
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Barlow at
tended the picture show at Wilcox
Tuesday evening.
p A. Downs. of Whitewater,
stopped in Pearce Wednesday with
a load of sweet potatoes which he
was trying to sell.
DR.. William Wood, accompanied
by Dr.. Oxford, of California, were
in Peafce Wednesday. Dr. Oxford
expects to locate in Gleeson. t
Mr.. and Mrs. M ]. Hurley, Mr.
F. L. Bryant and Mr.. and Mrs. T..
B. Ewing motored to Wilcox
Wednesday evening and attended
the picture show.
Troop A and Troop B of the
25th Infantry from Fort Hfachuca,
under command of Major Kock,
Thursday nights, making a trip to
Cochise Stronghold Thursday They
returned to Fort Hauchuca Friday
morning.
BUSINESS visitors in Pearce dur
ing the last week included Doc
Snyder, Louis Hegar, Douglas; Mrs.
Cundiff, Brush Settlement; Charles
Lehman, Stronghold; Joe Fox, Mr.
Sorrell, Tucson; Mr.. Page, ,Bisbee;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mariana;
Elmer Harris, Webb; John Cloudt,
West Wells; Ranger Schofield and
Ranger Metler, Stronghold; Charles
Witte, Douglas; William Keegan,
Stronghold M. ]. Sullivan, Court
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Sparks and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing motored
to Douglas Sunday and had dinner
in the Smelter City.
Mrs. A. Y. Smith left Sunday for
Ell Paso, where she will give an
art exhibit at the Del Norte hotel
for week commencing March Is.
Mrs. Smith will exhibit paintings
from different parts, of Arizona and
has taken large number of can
vases with her to the Fass City.
DR.. G. A. McNeir made a bust
ness trip to Gleeson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Heron and
daughter returned Monday from
Douglas, where they have been
some time on account of Ruby
being very i'll with pneumonia. She
is getting along fine and hopes soon
to be up and around again.
Charles Boice, whose headquar-
tiers, are at the Eureka ranch near
Wilcox, is here looking after his
interests in the Chiricahua Cattle
company.
Percy Wilson, who now operates
a general store in Naco, was here
Monday selling out some of the
stock in his general store which has
been closed for some time.
A. Y. Smith had as his dinner
guest Monday evening T. J. Leeson,
Of McNeal.
Mrs. Ike Dedman and son, owen
Williams, of California, were visit
ing with Henry Williams Monday,
returning to Mrs. Dedman's home
at Tombstone in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Renaud spent
Wednesday in Douglas.
The following is the report of the
Pearce Grammar school for the
month of March:
Honor Roll-Beginners Bessie
Heron, Chono Palma. Joe Gutter
rez; first grade, Jean Mcleod,
Maria Torrez. Irene Celestino; sec
ond grade, Hughes Mckinney, Har-
riette Smith, Antonio Siquerrez and
Eliza Torrez; third grade, Anna
dale Bryent, Joe Busenbark, James
Burnett, Robert Burnett, Helen
Guerra, Robert Mckinney; fourth
grade, Clara Lopez; fifth grade, !
Husta Torrez, Mercedes Palma
sixth grade. Lilo Gutierrez; seventh /
grade, Marjorie Mckinney Janet /
Bryant. Isabel Espino eighth |
grade. Vivian Haven, Ivan McKin-
ney, Lora Smith, Herbert Huarte.