Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-14
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Today, the services at the Presbyte- rian Church will be especially inter. esting, this being the day for installa. tion of the pastor, Rev. John Frye. Rev. Geo. Logic, of Douglas, will pre- side at the service, assisted by Rev. Wm. Black, of Douglas and Rev. Robt. w. Craig, of Alberquerque.
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 The Epworth League held their reg ular meeting at the Methodist Church, Wednesday evening. After the routine of business, 9 very pleasant time was spent socially
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 The Apron Sale, given by the ladies of the Methodist Church, Friday after. noon, was a success both financially and socially.
 Rev. Harvey NJ. Shields returned from H Paso Wednesday. after seeing Mrs. Shields and the children safely en route for New Mexico.
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 MT. 0. M. Arthur and Mir. H. H. Wright, went over to the Huachuca Mountains on a pleasure trip last week. Having become lost from each other, MT. Rice returned some hours in advance of MT. Arthur.
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 Friday afternoon the Woman's Club entertained at delightful card party. Mrs. F. c. Hurst presided on this oc casion, delightful refreshments were served, and number were present to enjoy the hospitality of the club. Five nd hn knpriZe, 2, beautiful fern from Los An. efes, was won by Mrs. c. l.. Gavin; the second prize, a beautiful Mexican drawn work dolly was won by Mrs. Philbrook.
 Next Friday the 18th, the Woman 8 Club will hold their annual business meeting, which will close the club work, for the year. Saturday night the club will give their farewell dance, for this season.
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 One of the most enjoyable affairs of the week was the dance given at the Gymnasium Friday night. Prof. Wins stein furnished the music for this Oc- casion, refreshments were served throughout the evening, and quite a number of young people were present, altogether making the dance success.
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 The Gymnasium Club is arranging to give q minstrel eutertainment, which event will take place the 26th and 27th of this month. This promises to be one of the affairs of the season. About thirty young men will take part. and unsual interest is taken by one and all. Prof. WiEstein will be the mu sicaI director, and Mir. Frank Pettes will act as choral director and man. ager.
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 Mrs. Chas. Thomas who has been quite i'll, at her beautiful home in Up per Tombstone Canyon, has about re covered.
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 NIT. and Mrs. F. E. Coles entertained at Hearts" Wednesday evening, in honor of Mrs. Coles sister, Miss May McHuGh, of Tombstone, and Mir. and Mrs. l. J. Johnson, of Phoenix. The drawingroom presented a charming appearance, with an artistic. decoration of cut flowers and ferns. Dainty re treatments were served during tht evening. The first prizes, a pretty card case and book mark, were carried off by Miss Sadie Sullivan, and MT H. A. Schwartz. The "booby" prize. fell to the lot of Miss Helen Goudy and MT. Oliver Coles. Those present were. Misses McHugh. GOudy, MauC Smith, Ella Callahan, Sadie Brady Sadie Sullivan, Messrs. Arthur Mur phy, H. A. Schwartz, W. A. Schwartz Walton, Oliver Coles, Mir. and Mrs. I J. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. E. J. Elan nigan, and Mrs. J. H. Coles.
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 Last evening the Germans of Doug las,- celebrated the one hundreth an niversary of the birth of the grea German poet, Johann Schiller, at { banquet given at the Hass Cafe.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Anderson Jeff Thursday for Liverpool. on a visit tt their former home in England. Tn, length of their visit is indefinite.
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 Mrs. E. J. Parker of Lowell leaves to day for Fs. Smith, Ark, where she vii spend the summer with her mother.
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