The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
From Mon,lay's Daily.

From Monday's Daily.
 E. g. Adam and wife left yesterday for Tombstone.
 Bicycle riding is becoming the raec in Bisbee again.
 Del Lewis has gone to Tombstone to serve as grand juror.
 Ed Moore returned this morning from short trip to Wilcox.
 Passenger travel on the A. X s. E. is rather light at present.
 Col. WIG. Land arrived this morning 2 from his ranch near Benson.
 Miss Myrtle Golly, of Benson, was a Nis.:or on Saturday to our city.
 Job work of all kinds done at this Cffice ii an up-to. date manner.
 L. c. Shattuck, the brewer, received another carload of beer this morning.
 Otto Geisenhofer returned this morn- ing from short business trip to Penson.
 Quite number of our cattlemen have rcon.e very tiek-lish during the past few days.
 The St. Johns Guild meets this evening at the residence oi Mrs. J. l.. Brown.
 John Duffy, Tl.os. Metz and D. Crockett let last night for Tombstone tn c,Llt business.
 Miss Minnie Davis has returned to Bisiee, having completed her school tenn at Tres Alamos.
 llany Rafferty left last night for Tombstone where he goes as witness lsfole the grand jury.
 J. G. Prilchard left tonight fo Tomb sttIe as Il witness before the grand jury which convened today.
 Jake Trowhridge, the old Tombstone siapc driver, passed through Fl Paso on Friday on hls way east
 Don't forget the entertainment anu dance 10 Le given by the Red Men on Thursday evening next.
 Bisbee has ribhon famine. The patriot badges have used up the whole supply of red, white and blue ribbon.
 Mrs. Vim. Hughes and daughter, Miss Edna, returned fiom Tombstone this no,nirg, wle'e tley have been vi iting for some little time.
 NSrs,. Geisenhofer and daughter, sister in-law and niece of Otto Geisen. lufer, of our city, arrived this morning nI,d w.ll remain here Tor some lime.
 All sorts of rumors have been current on the streets since Saturday about Dewey, Sampson, etc., but hone of them could be traced to a reliable source.
 A nun,ler of tie members of Rath- iole Ledge, K of r.. will leave tomor- TOW for 1ncson 10 attend the annual cDtrlave which meets in that city this wrrk.
 Walter nouelass fourd himself to hc the happy father of brirh. borncing hoy when he arrived in town this morn ing. Mother and son are both doing we'll
 Andy TIanni.e, left last night for his home in X"nia, Ohio, after several months stay in our city. He will re. main there for some time, but will re- turn ,o'Bisbee later.
 Miss Annie Yates, who underwent the operation of having her arm re- moved on Saturday, is doing nicely. Her ann was taken off about midway between the wrist and elbow.
 Mir. McBrlde will open school here next Monday fir foreigners who wish ,o larn the language and idloms of their adopted country. This is Il good move. Mir. NJ, Bride is a sterling young man, and we predict much good will come ofit.
 Ed Smith and. Wm. Hogan, who left lvre as part of the Bisbeei volnn'eers and we C reje ted on acconnt of their eyesight, returned here Saturday. They report having had considerable trouble in getting transportation back and were dela.cd several days on account oi it.
 Governor McCord ycsterlav received IT dispatch from Capta McClniock stating that Colonel Wood had uttered the sentiment that the Arizona squad WAS the finest looking body of men he ever saw. Another dispatch from Col. B,odie said they expected to leave for Cuba next Saturday.
 From Tuesdays Daily.
 Mrs. Frank Abrams left last night on the outgoing train.