Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-14
SOCIETY IN THE SHELTER
 CITY

C!aI World AS Seen by UuI Correspondent in the Smell l ter City. 1 The fifteenth annual Arizona teach | CTS association will be held in Phoe- nix in November during the time of tho territorial fair. 0ochtse county hn jolned with the others ana . iargs deisgation of teachers Is expeoeiny 70 attend. A number of the city teachers formerly lived in Phoenix and are glad of the opportunity to visit during sucn morning and evening sessions of the | institute. with the afternoons free for Sightseeing and visiting the fair. H. R. Patteugill, one of the foremost in- l structors in the United States will be I in attendance. A quiet wedding took place on We'd l nesday evening at Wamel's ranch. at the slaughter yards. The contracting parties were Joe Hatfield and Miss Mil ler. The good wishes of their many friends are extended to the newly we'd ded couple.
 G. H. Hirst arrived in town Wednes- day evening from Cananea for few days visit with Mrs. Hirst.
 Mrs. O. P. Triggs and little son left Tuesday night for visit of several weeks in Denver.
 f~T& har home in Separ. New Mexico, accom- a short visit Mrs Norcop will re turn the latter part of October to spend the winter with her daughter. Miss Margaret Norcop, one of the teachers in the Douglas public schools. Miss Mollie DowdIe arrived from Cananea Monday and has spent the week in Douglas visiting her parents.
 
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. F. Van Treese re- turned Tuseday from the Fl Globo mine near Nacozari where Mir. Van Treese resigned his position to en- gage in the mining business with head quarters in Douglas.
 
 Il ne DOuSldS OTCutSlid VIII SlNt q public dance tonight in Woodman hall. The members of the orchestra are Mrs. c. D. Walker. Mrs. Milford Pharr. Miss May Cummings. c. B. Cummings and MT Zander
 NIT. and Mrs. L. c. Hanks spent Thursday in Bisbee.
 The crowds who have flocked to hear the Ettore Drog Italian Opera com. pany during the past three evenings show the appreciation of high class talent in Douglas. Rosalia Chalia, the companys star, did not appear the first evening, but made her appear ance in Tosca on Thursday evening She possesses a voice of unusual strength and purity, and was received with great warmth. The leading ten or. contralto and baritone all have un usual voices and delighted the public in the masterful way they handled them
 Mrs. Thompson, who has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Marced Spires of the Bellevue, returned to her home in Nogales on Thursday.
 Word has been received from Mis-: Katharine Paxton telling of her saft arrival at her destination and her de light with the extreme east
 A party of young people will picnic st Cabullona tomorrow. The psrSc viil consist of Mir. and Mra. .. ( Thomas, Miss Mary Mullen. Ann; Lucas, Katharine Christy and Messrs Jasper Wood, Ridgley Hooper, Eugene Robinson and Jim Speed.
 Monday will be ladies' night at thu Y M c. A. An invitation is extended to the public to attend. There vii be an exhibition of class work in tn, gymnasium followed by 8 good pro gram and afterwards general so cial.
 Miss Mary Mullin and Miss Kath arine Christy entertained fev friends last Saturday evening a cards. Those present were: Mir. ant Mrs. H. B. Hunter, Mir. and Mrs. O. Thomas, Mrs. L L. Sparks, Missei Mary Shoemaker. Ben Fox, MessrS Jim Speed, Wash Smith, Albert Stacy Fred Nichols.
 MT. and Mrs. M. F. Van Treese wen to Cananea Thursday for few day visit with old friends.
 The regular meeting of the higi school literary society was held a Central school on Friday evening Hereafter the society will spend fiji teen minutes of each meeting in thu study of parliamentary law. MT Baughman will take charge. It i pleasing to see the interest the higi school pupils are taking in this fea ture of their school work The ETC gram for Friday evening was as fol lows:
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