Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-14

 PERSONAL
 NOTES

c. K. Murphy was a passenger yes terday for Cananea.
 w. R. Moore arrived in the city last evening from Douglas. Ben Sneed arrived in the city yes terday from Hereford.
 Attorney Bennett returned from Tombstone last night. Marshal Snodgrass returned from Tombstone last night
 Mrs. Mary Maffeo and son wenr ,,, Douglas yesterday morning. ] E. J. Flanigan returned to the city last evening from Tombstone.
 J. E. Suits was business visitor in town yesterday from Douglas.
 Martin O'Hare left yesterday for Tombstone to attend legal business. w. J. Sowles has secured a position as clerk at the Copper Queen hotel.
 H. H. Perry, travelling auditor with the E. P. & s. w.. is in the city.
 Judge Doane came to the city rom Tombstone Sunday to spend the day. NJ. J. Cunningham has returned to ' the city from his visit at Los Angeles. L. R. Allen, returned 10 the city Sun day from a trip to his family in Cali | fornia.
 A. Baxter has purchased a lot In the Johnson addition and will build a cottage. iD AS snuSs eaao te
 Ranger Hopkins was in town yes terday enroute to Douglas from Tombstone.
 George L. Bugbee, auditor with the Cananea road, was a visitor Ill town yesterday.
 Claim Agent Bergen. of the E. P. & s. w., was in the city yesterday en- route to Naco.
 Mrs. Moon, of upper Tombstone can yon, leaves shortly for Los Angeles to spend the summer. J. M. Griffin leaves today for his home in Hannibal, Mo, Mr. Griffin will spend two weeks at Canon City before going home.
 H. T. Hornbeck left yesterday on his vacation for Fl Paso, Texas. where he will spend a month.
 R. L. Ewell, a Douglas merchant, home from Tombstone.
 Mrs. Dee Thomas is at Douglas for visit with her mother, who will shortly remove to Phoenix.
 Mrs. E. N Webb and little son left yesterday for Big Springs, Texas, where they will spend the summer.
 Miss Lillian Conklin, of Dowigaic Michigan. is in the city in search of rare curios for the eastern trade. She will probably locate here.
 Mrs. H. W. Adams left yesterday morning for Long Beach, California, where she will spend the summer months.
 Miss Vena Campbell returned to Cananea yesterday morning after spending few days with relatives in the city.
 Mrs. J. F. Lippert and two little daughters left yesterday for Tomb stone, where theS will spend a couple of days.
 Frank B. Miller, of Omaha. Neb- raska, returned home yesterday after spending several days in this city on business.
 Mrs. Charles N Thomas and young est son left yesterday for San Diego, California, where they intend to spend the summer.
 Mrs. A Walker and two children left on the morning train yesterday for Long Beach, California, where she in tends to spend the summer.
 Mrs. J. E. Mosher and young son left on the morning train yesterday for Ocean Park, California, where she in- tends 10 spend few months 
 J. J. Turner, day clerk at the Copper Queen hotel. leaves today for a three weeks vacation trip in the Huachu- cas, with Parmalee as his headquar- ters.
 Edward McKeen and T'hos Fisher started on three months trip through the east yesterday morning. From here they went directly to Boston, Mass.
 Miss Florence Stevenson, after sew eral days n the city as the guest of Miss Hazel Thomas, left last evening for Douglas to visit her aunt, W. C. Grander. She will return to the city later for a further visit before return i ing to her home at Tempe.
 
 Today. last day, Dr. Schell. at Cop per Queen hotel Eyes treated free.