Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-01-22

ana Mrs. r. l.. Bryant.
G. M. Renaud was business visitor
at Wilcox Thursday.
4 DR.. McNeir left Friday for Los Ang-
! eles, expecting to return in week or
ten days.
Mrs Frank Snyder, of Central Camp
spent Friday as the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs F. L. Bryant. Mrs. Snyder form
erly lived in Pearce and has many
| friends here.
Mrs James spent the week end in
Bisbee.
/ Miss Gladys Matney, of Central
Camp, spent Friday with Miss Stella
Simmons.
! Mrs Robt Koch entertained Friday
evening at the home of her parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ Renaud. Bridge
and five hundred were played, the
highest score in bridge being made by
Mrs. M. j. Hurley while Mrs. t. B.
Ewing had the leading score in five
hundred Music and individual stunts
/ were enjoyed after most delicious
/ luncheon The following enjoyed q
very pleasant evening as the guests Of
Mrs Koch: Mr. and Mrs A. Y. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Bryant, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Renaud, Miss Birdie Ceilings,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ewing Miss Annie
Marie Stevens, Mrs. M. j. Hurley, MI.
and Mrs. Jack Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Barlow, Miss Elizabeth sSquires,
Mrs. Dan Huddy, Mrs. w. Brown, AL
bert K. Rothe, Chas. Monmonier and
! William Maus.
Mrs. A. Junger, of Bisbee, passed
through Pearce on her way to visit her
mother in the Kansas Settlement.
! j. W. Maus and Miss Birdie Ceilings
motored to Douglas Saturday
| w. H. Kegan was in Pearce Saturday
! and is now back on his ranch in the
! Stronghold after having lived IN Pima
i for several months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and Anne
/ Marie Stevens attended the dance at
! Dragon Saturday evening.
Miss Kate Regain, Andrew Meloy and
E. T. Williams, of Douglas, guests OF
Miss Birdie Ceilings and VIM. Maus,
enioyed a picnic in the Cochise Strong
! hold Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Rockefellow, who
spent the week end at the ranch IN the
Stronghold, stopped in Pearce Tor a
their home at Tombstone.
M. j. Hurley, principal of the union
high school, was confined to his bed
several DAYS the past week and unable
to be at school.
/ Harold Hildred, Paul Brown, Evan
/ and Gordon Ollson motored to Wilcox
+ Monday evening to attend the picture
! show
/ THE Commonwealth Mining and
Milling co. have completed the ship
lment of twelve ears of stailings to the
|C and A. smelter in Douglas.
Word was received in Pearce Tues
fday. of the death of Thad Carr at King
man. Mr.. Carr was a brother OF Mrs.
/ English, Of Pearce, and he lived here
/ for many years and had many friends
1 in this vicinity,
i Business visitors in, Pearce the latter
/ part of the week included "A. G. Snyder,
l Douglas; James Powell, Tombstone; E.
J. Metler Dragon; Chris Schroede5,
4 Joe Sutherland Stronghold; Ray
4 Krebs, Tombstone; John Aiding, ranch;
tMr. and Mrs. r. L. Grantham, Light;
Harvey Cart,nel, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
ward, Wilcox; Mr.. Haley and MI.
Davis, Elfrida, Mr.. Sloan, Los Angeles;
Bessie Mulkey, Middlemarch; Mr. ana
! Mrs. H. M. Smith, Stronghold.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Renaud, Mrs.
Robt. Koch and son and Mr. and Mrs.
IF. L. Bryant spent Wednesday IN the
Smelter City.
j. e. johnson, road master OF the
Southern Pacific, was up from Douglas
wednesday, accompanied by the travel
ing demurrage inspector.
w. B. Kirkland, assistant superln-
tendent of the S. P, accompanied by
1 Trainmaster Ford, were in Pearce the
: past week.
| DR.. and Mrs VIM. Wood, OF Gleeson,
were in Pearce Thursday, DR.. Wood be-
ling called 10 attend Jack Pierce, who
is quite i'll.
Herbert Cunningham, of Douglas,
spent a short time with his mother,
Mrs. Jack Murphy, Thursday.
| Mrs E. j. Kelly Of Middlemarch, was
| a luncheon guest of Mrs. W. Brown
Wednesday.
! Rev. H. c. Duckett returned to Pearce
Wednesday after spending the past
week in Lowell and Douglas.
! Chas Boice, of the Chiricahua Cattle
Co., spent few days at West Wells
looking after his interests and left the
last of the week for Eureka Ranch
where he has his headquarters.
Theodore Abrill came home from
Tucson Tuesday to visit with his
mother.
Mrs Helen Keeling, county school
superintendent, was in Pearce Thurs
day.
The Shepherd Towner nurse visited
the schools the past week and made
arrangements to come back in March
and will stay 10, days or two weeks. She
will bring her equipment with her and
hold a free medical clinic for the peo-
pie of this community and the sur
rounding country. She will also bring
a doctor with her for the inspection OF
children and adults
Church services will be held on Sun
day evening at 7:30 at the Presbyterian
Community church.. Rev. H. G. Duck
EFT, pastor Everybody is invited
The following is the report for the
Pearce Grammar School for the month
Of To1o1iorx1.