Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-07
SOCIETY AND PERSONALS
By ALICE DIX

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shift boss at the Lowell mine has re- signed his position.
 
 MT. J. H. Jacks is again with us af- ter an extended trip throug the East. He thinks Arizona good enough for him.
 The Ladies of the Episcopal church are busy these days making ready for sale to be held in Library hall on the 18th of this month. Numerous articles in the line of plain sewing and fancy work will be placed on sale and the money devoted to the church The Ladies of the Guild fully understand how to conduct these affairs so we predict it will be a success
 Mir. James Ball is expected in Bisbee soon to assume his duties in the Bis bee Drug store. Mir Ball. it will be remembered, suffered a severe attack of typhoid fever this fall, and went east to his old home to recuperate His many friends will be glad to see him back. His brother John, who also was d .u went east to remain permanently, will return with him.
 Mrs. I T. Merrill entertained few of her friends on Thursday afternoon at her home on Castle Hill'
 The A. o. U. W. lodge held an cleo ton of officers for the ensuing year last evening.
 MT. Chas. Berg has returned to Bis been to make her home, after a stay of one year in Idaho Springs, Colo.
 Judging from the scenes in and about the Copper Queen store these days, it would seem advisable for the people not to delay the purchasing of their Christmas goods. The store is crowded from early to late, and as it hears Christmas it will, in all prob ability be worse. as people usually ne glect these matters and leave them until the last. We think it would be well for the public to bear this in mind, thereby avoiding any annoyance The Copper Queen has all the clerks it can possibly use with the present room, and the service is the very best which can be afforded under the cir cum stances. Had the management anticipated the business would have reached the point which 1t has, all this trouble would have been avoided by the erection of larger building, but at the time the present store was built, it was thought quite large en- ough, the management at that time little realized what the future had in store for Bisbee Now it is rumored large, fine addition is to be added soon. in fact the public is promised it inside of six months. The fact of the matter is, this store is too small to accommodate the public; so we must be lenient, not critisize, as the best possible is being done all things con sidered. By an early selection of holiday goods much of the trouble which usually arises at or near Christ mas time, may be avoided. By so do- ing the public will not only lend as sistance to stores but greatly benefit themselves
 Mrs s. L. Ross, who has been quite i'll at her home on Brewery avenue, is now somewhat improved.
 During the summer months quite a number of the clerks of the Bisbee Drug Co.,, were afflicted with typhoid fever. Now, that they have about re- covered from that dreadful disease, they seem to be troubled with another | equally courageous, the matrimonial 1 fever. even so far away as Douglas | this fever seems to have taken hold | of them. One of the clerkss there | openly confesses while the other'