Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-16

The Wells Fargo Express Compan, w.l have its office in building whici was moved into place this week { few feet immediately east of the Com pany store on Main Street.
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 There will be elaborate services al the new Protestant Church on the Mesa on Easter Sunday Rev. Har vev NJ. Shields. Episcopal minister of Bisbee. will be present and conduct same. The choir will be composed oi the city's most noted singers.
 The Cananea Club will give one of it's famous smokers to morrow even. ing. Music will be one of the features and an entertaining program has been arranged by local talent.
 A heavy snow fell within a couple of miles of here last night. The weath- CT is therefore quite chilly but no rain has fallen for the past six hours.
 E. L. McMakin, auditor of the mer- cantile department of the Consolidated Copper Company, accompanleo by his wife, made visit to Bisbee this week.
 C. Nj. Knox and bride arrived today from Fl Paso, where they were mar ried last Tuesday evening. and have moved into a new residence at Chi vatera, where Mir. Knox holds the re- sponsible position of bookkeeper fs the Copper Company's branch store.
 John Grant of Bisbee is spending a few days in the city.
 Miss Kate Christy. one of the teach CTS in the English school has returned from months trip to Phoenix. where she was called by the illness and sub sequent death of her father, late Ter ritorial Auditor.
 Another prominent young man, whose name cannot be given out af present has been numbered among the fortunate ones who are being trans ferred to Chihuahua at more lucra' tive salaries.
 gE. Brown, a well known business man, and bride arrived from Bisbes last Tueeday, and were given glad reception by their many friends. The newly married couple and few Of their most intimate friends and rela' tires were the guests at very pret. ty supper at the Cananea Club cafe Tuesday evening. Later on Mir. and Mrs Brown were rendered a serenade at the Sonora Hotel by the mostspoted string band in the city.
 Captain W. M. Browning, head book keeper of the mercantile department of the c. c. c. Co.. and Miss Frances Tatiow. popular society young lady who has been visiting Cananea for some time past, will leave for Bishee next Sunday, where on Tuesday evening at o'clock they will be united in matrimony at the Episcopal Church, Rev. Harvey M. Shields officiating. They will be accompanied by Miss Josie Smith, who will act as brides maid. c. E. Rinehart of Bisoee will be best man. Capt Browning occu- | ,ies many positions of trust and honor 1 2 local social and business organiza' sons and has long been one of the sss-szzaa,Jzed leaders ip Cananea's smart sss. He began on:sS few months age to play hide-and-seek with Cupid, eSI cn ono memorable day Rat iong since love took up the glass of life and turned 1t ia iss glowing hands" and the gallant knight errant surrendered to tee inevitable. The brides home is in Holden, Mo, where her family is one of the most prominent. Her father is one of the leading journal ists of Missouri Miss Tatlow IS netite. blue-eyed blonde with the most winsome ways imaginable, and imne aiately upon her arrival here was eagerly adopted into the inner circles of the most exclusive society. The many friends of the young couple will be pleased to know that MT ana Mrs. Browning viii inas.e ttissis .':ti.re home in this city.