Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-03-25
PEARCE

I MIS-. margaret lA1SNJ, OF DOuSAdo
came to Pearce Wednesday and
spent several days here with friends
! Mrs. Light formerly lived here and
her many friends, were very glad to
see her here She went to Will
cox Friday and returned to her
home in Douglas Saturday.
Lieutenant Fake and Major Haz
elton, of Fort Huachuca, called on
friends in Pearce Thursday, return
ing the same evening to the fort,
| Adam Dodd spent several days in
Pearce the latter part of the week
| from his home in Black Diamond.
While here he visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. Margaret Light.
Mary S. Kelleher, Shephard-
| Towner nurse, who was expecting
to be here week commencing Mar
l15, had the misfortune while at
| Tombstone to break her arm and
was unable to keep her engage
ment, but hopes to be here later.
Miss Anne Marie Stevens, Miss
Agnes Mahoney and Mrs. Jack Muir
| ply motored to Tombstone Friday
| to meet Mrs Murphy's daughter
Frances, Cunningham, who is so
phomore at the University of Ari-
zona, and came ito Pearce to spend
the weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Barlow, j
w. Maus, Dr. c. A. McNeir, Harold
Hildreth and Paul Brown were
Douglas visitors Saturday.
The many friends of Ruby Her
ron, the little daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Sam Heron, will be glad tc
learn she is able to be out agair
after a severe attack of pneumonia
She and her father left for Su
perior for a visit Saturday.
Miss, Emerald Tippitts, of Doug
las, spent the weekend as guest Of
Mrs Harvey james.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy haC
as their house guests over the
weekend Mr.. and ~ Dan Brew
ster and Mary Hennessy, of Tue
] llson, and;4.their son, Herbert, o
.TDougIas. S4
i Rev. and Mrs. H. c. Duckett, o
iF,inery canyon, spent Saturday anC
4Sunday in Pearce Rev. Ducket
4 held services in Dragon Sunda!
morning and at the Communit!
church Sunday evening.
Saturday evening one of The
prettiest parties Of the season We
given by Miss Anne Marie Stevens
Miss Birdie Ceilings and Mrs. Har
vey James, of Pearce, and Mis-!
! Kathryn Delacourt, of Cochise, a
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. F
Murphy. Bridge was enjoyed dur
ing the evening, there being si1
tables Mrs. Dan Brewster of Tue
son and Jack Murphy made tht
highest scores, while the loves
score was made by Mrs. w. Brown
The house was decorated with sham
rocks and green candles, and the
st. Patrick's s idea was carried ou
in all Of the appointments. A de
licioua three-course luncheon was
served the latter part of the eve
ming. Favors were presented to the
ladies, while ash trays and toy
whistles were presented to the men
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs
Dan Brewster, Miss Mary Hennessy
Miss Frances Cunningham of Tue
son, Norine Gelwichs, Miss Har
Iriette Boss of Gleeson, Mr.. and Mrs
! William Bouck, Cochise; Herbert
{, Cunningham, Miss Emerald Tippetts
of Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Muir.
ply, Mr.. B. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. M. j. Hurley, Mrs. w
Brown, Miss Agnes Mahoney, Mr.
and Mrs. Al Barlow, Mrs. Dan Hud.
dy, Mr., and Mrs. F. L. Bryant
Chas. Monmonier, Harold Hildreth
and A. Y Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Renaud, Miss
Agnes Mahoney and Miss Birdie
fCollings spent Sunday in .Bisbee.
Fred Fleetham spent Sunday in
Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Hurley and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Bryant spent
Sunday at Nogales.
The first baseball game of the
season was played on the Pearce
diamond Sunday afternoon. The
town team played the high school
team with a score of 16 to 15 in
favor of the town team.
Mrs. Dan Huddy, Mrs. H. James
and Miss Emerald Tippitts spent
Sunday at Central Camp visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Allen.
| NLlSo OdHCt L. anu - AuHduolc
Bryant spent Sunday at the ranch
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Mckinney
near Courtland.
J. N. Hunsaker, of Douglas, was
in Pearce Sunday.
Misses Ruth and Willie Pearoe,
accompanied by Mrs. Kingman and
Mrs. Hartley, of Tucson, came to
visit William Fearce and Mr.. Hart
ley, who have been here for some
time doing assessment work on
it.eir mining claims near Pe&rce.
Nj. and Mrs. George Anderson
and son passed through Pearce
/ Monday on their return from Iioug-
las to their home near Wilcox.
Roy and Theodore English made
a business trip to Bisbee Monday.
| Misses Bessie and Anna Laura
Mulkey were in Pearc9 Monday
from their ranch near the Middle