Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES

S. w. French and Superintendent Lee of the Copper Queen shelter re- turned to the city last night from the west
 Superintendent Morris went out on Conductor Purcelrs train this morn ing for the west.
 Mir. Won Lee, well known cattle man from Sonora, is in the city.
 W. J. Reay went to Bisbee yester- day.
 Mrs. c. E. Kenyon left this morn ing for Stockton, Cal, on a visit to relatives for the holidays.
 pr. L. B. Johnson, from the bureau of animal industry, Washington, D. C., is in the city to inspect 100 head of fine fat steers which are to be imported from the Cabullano ranch, Sonora, for Fisher Bros, the San Der nardino market people.
 J. l.. Wood, formerly a conductor on the Fl Paso and Southwestern, is in town on a short visit from Kansas City.
 W. L. York came up from Nacozari yesterday.
 Mrs. W. K. Moore returned yester- day from a visit to El Paso.
 T. F. Crane came in from Nogales
 
 He has bought extensive property near Nacozari and will develop it.
 Attorney H. c. Beumler has re- turned from Tombstone
 W. s. Kopperl, wife and baby re- turned yesterday to Douglas and will again be with Scott & Thornton. His friends in Douglas are glad to see him once again in this city and at his old post with this popular firm.
 Tom Flannigan, the district attor- ney, Is in the city from Tombstone
 E. R. Pirtle has returned from Paradise.
 Frank H. Olmstead of Los Angeles is in the city today on business with the city council, touching the sewer age system. He will return this even ing to Bisbee, where he has the sew craze improvement proposition on his hands
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap- tist church will be entertained by Mrs. Ben Rice at Thirteenth and E tomorrow afternoon. Refreshments will be served and it is intended to spend the afternoo min social pleasure.
 MT. and Mrs. Evil, who returned day or two since from the Fl Tigre mine, left last evening for Fl Paso. They may make Fl Paso their home
 Ah~ A@SANANo EAAu OOCAElS OL lut byterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Me Cure on Thirteenth street, between E and F. All ladies of the congrega- tion are cordially invited.
 Gone to Cananea-A. Newman and Charles Lord, who have been at Naco taking photos, left for Cananea today. G. A. Graves and c. W. Lockerbie came up from Nacozari today and will join the two former gentlemen at Cananea. These four gentlemen compose the Southwestern View Com pany, that has been taking views of Douglas, Nacozari, Bisbee and other points in Arizona and Mexico.
 L. O. T. Club-The recently organ ized L. 0. T. Club was very cordially entertained last evening by Miss Maud Macdonald. A few hours were spent in discussing plans for the fu- ture work of the club, after which very dainty refreshments were served and all present report very pleas ant time
 Last night at the Baptist church the expected happened. The people came early to take part in the song service and before o'clock the house was filled. Rev Young spoke from several points of view on the HIast Judgment" and the appeal was unique and forcible Some people took membership in the church. as is the case at almost every service. To- night there will be a baptismaI serv- ice after the sermon. This meeting. as well as all the others this week, promises to be good. Many favor able signs indicate a better success all along, and no service has been anything but the best. The subject for the sermon tonight is Blessed are they who eat bread in heaven" Sermon at 8 O clock and on time