Bisbee daily review., 1905-02-23
DERSONALs$ l MENTION

Mrs. J. L. Brown visited with Mrs J. E. Curry, of Naco, yesterday
 Mrs. Louie Horn has gone to Cana da for few months vacation. The new wagon put on by the Fair Store tipped over on Youngblood Hill yesterday, but was not damaged. Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Foster, of Low ell, were in Bisbee during yesterday.
 A. c, Pope has taken charge of the Tate House.
 Mrs. R. J. Goode, of Patagonia, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Goode, son and daughter.
 II Martin Nolan. one of the oldest min CTS in the camp, has lately recovered sufficiently from an illness to leave the hospital
 George Hardiker, proprietor of the Pullman Cigar Store at Douglas, and interested in several business enter prises Of that city, was in town yes terday on a business mission. Il s. F. Mcguire was among Douglas people in town yesterday. II MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thompson return ed to the city last evening from a sev-
 
 ', Thompson was on a visit in which business was combined with pleasure. l Fred Hanscomb has recovered from a brief illness.
 Manager Mclaughlin. of the Mocte- zuma Store. is in town for a several days visit.
 | Mrs. Wilder, of Lowell, left for Cal ifornia last evening. | w. H. Goote, or Lowell, held the lucky number in a drawing for a hand- some S65 Singer Sewing Machine. Mir. Goode bought the last number that was sold
 c. A. Wallace. undersheriff. was among Tombstone people in town yes terday.
 Ben. x. Williams left last evening for his mining camp at Johnson, alter few days in the city on business.
 M. R. Hoar, superintendent of the | Tombstone mines, was in the city yes terday. He was accompanied by Mrs. K. NJ. Hoar, of Houghton, Mich, who is spending the winter in Arizona.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith have -omov ed 10 the city from Tombstone. Mis- Ada Etzware returned yesterday to her home at Tombstone after a seY eral days visit with friends in this city.
 Rev. J. A. Smith has recovered from a severe illness. | Ralph Moore, well known chemist, was in the city last evening on the way to his headquarters ct Douglas from visit at Cananea. i W. T. McCarty, the diamond drill man, was a passenger out last night for Fl Paso, on a brief business trip.
 Mrs. George Rafferty. Miss Emma McHugh and Mrs R. NJ. Hattich were among visitors in the city yesterday | from Tombstone. They missed the evening train home and were obliged to remain overnight. Prof. Douglas, Walter Douglas, Miss Douglas and Assistant Superintendent Sherman came in on the private car Nacozari yesterday afternoon from a visit at Cananea. Prof. Douglas goes out at 9:20 to spend the day at Doug las.
 A. B. Johnson, a young bank clerk who recently came to the city from Stafford, leaves tomorrow for his home at Oceanside. Cal. w. R. Thurston was a visitor in town yesterday from Douglas. Walter Hubbard has moved from his residence property oD Main street to one of the new Henderson cottages on Quality Hill. He expects to have ground broken the first of the coming week for the new building he will erect on the site of the house he va cates.
 Red Men enjoyed a well attended and highly agreeable ball at the Op- era House last evening following the performance or Faust. Ben Frankenburg is home from a business visit at Cananea- Dr. A. Clark. of the Cananea Sani- tarium. was caller at the Review of flee yesterday. Dr. Clark and his as sociate, Dr. Fernandez. are enjoying a lucrative practice in Cananea. They have the largest and one of the finest Ecstatie machines in the Southwest, and with the highest attainment of surgical skill and the wonder working machine, with trained nurse to at tend patients, they are prepared toI give the best service known to mod ern medical science.