Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-27

 PERSONAL
 NOTES

Dan Hagan has returned to Bisbee from Los Angeles.
 A. L. Latcovich is back from Monte zuma. Mexico, where he went to de nounce gold claims.
 Miss Dorothy Rundle is seriously i'll at her home with apendicitis. It is hoped that an operation may be avert ed, though there is yet much uncer- tainty as to this point
 Mrs. Charles Thomas was reported yesterday as considerably improved, though not yet out of danger.
 Miss Lee Callahan is reported. seri- ously ill.
 John Wesslich, the veteran prospec- tor, is in the city on mining business from the Rincon mountains.
 Carl Clausen. the mining engineer. left yesterday on a business trip to the Transyaal and other properties in Sonora.
 Chief Engineer Wilson. Of the E. r. & s. w., is 2 visitor in the city, looking after the commencement of work on the depot Improvements.
 Attorney Ross of Douglas, was a business visitor in town yesterday.
 Landlord Strother, of Cananea Ho- tel concluded couple of days visit in the city yesterday and returned to So- nora
 Robert Rae. of Phelps-Dodge, was visitor in town from Douglas yes terday.
 Dr. Shine has returned from a visit at Fl Paso.
 Mrs. J. G. COwan was visitor at Naco yesterday.
 Constable Clark. of Naco, was a visitor in town yesterday OF official business. Dr. D. NJ. King is reported recover ing rapdliy at the c. Q. hospital from his recent serious illness. As soon as able he expects to go to his former home in Canada to recuperate. E. F. Hogan. of Kansas City. a brother of councilman Hogan of this city. has taken an office position with poets his wife to join him here short ly.
 MT. and Mrs. Fl. B. CoonS left last evening for their home at Utica New York MT. Coon is secretary of the Empire State Mining Co. and with Mrs. Coon has wide acquaintances in the city. They expect to return III the fall.
 Mrs. Lottie E. Goudy and daughter Miss Marie and Mrs. Allie Nelson and son left last evening for Los Angeles, where they expect to make their fu- ture homes. Their departure is a matter of much regret to many friends in this city.
 Superintendent Parnal of the C. 6 A. and Mrs. Parnal. who have been visiting at the coast for the last sev- eral days are expected to return to the city on Monday. H. J. Simmons. general superintend- ent of the E. P. X s. w., is at present. in the east. where he is a delegate to the International convention of rail road men The convention this year will he held in Washington, D. C. F. A. Tovrea, proprietor of Tovrea's market was a business visitor in Naco' yesterday. Mrs. H. NJ. Wood, of this city, was among those who witnessed the shoot ing at the Douglas depot Tuesday ey' ening. Mrs. Wood arrived at the de pot just as the Erain was coming in ! and in her haste to get to the front of the platform was in the midst oi the fire before she realized what was going on. With others who were II | the center of hostilities, she states | that things were exceedingly uncom fortable in the immediate vicinity fol | a few minutes.
 Mrs. Allie Nelson and son, accompa nied by Mrs Gowdy and Miss Mary Gowdy. left last evening for Los An i geies and the California Deacnes where they will spend several months
 Rev. C. c. Young, pastor of the Bap tist Church, leaves this morning fol Tucson. The object of MT. Young visit is attendance on the Territoria Convention of the Baptist Church.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. K. Ross yesterday a daughter.