Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

department, will begin her work on Monday. Pupils above the fourth grade will be permitted to take ad- vantage of this opportunity. It only remains for the parents to instruct their children to attend.
 The cloth, thread. scissors and need les have been purchased, and the sew ing tables and chairs are waiting for pupils. The tables are not the rick ety kind, but good, substantial ones. | This is part of the manual training department. The boys are waiting anxious for their benches and tools, which will be in position at an early date.
 | Miss Verda Haskell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Nichols, of Douglas, will return soon in order to attend the High School Miss Has kell is one of the popular members of the Glee Club, having a most beautiful leading soprano voice.
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 The following is a clipping from the Los Angeles Times:
 "One of the pleasing events of the last days of August was a reception given by MT. and Mrs. J. D. Buckwal- ter. in honor of the marriage of their son, Paul M. Buckwalter. of Bisbee, Arizona. to Miss Alice Pearl Harmon, of Warrensburg, Mo. The couple re- ceived congratulations under a cano- py of asparaSls and olson Ferns, from which was suspended a pair of white doves. The decorations of the reception room were in green and white. and the dining-room was in au- tumn leaves and red carnations. Music was furnished by Miss Loretta Doug lass and Mrs. Beach. On their way l from Warrensburg, the couple stopped at Salt Lake, Ogden and San Francis co. After spending short time in Los Angeles they will be at home to their friends at Bisbee. They will receive after October 15."
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 Miss E. Griggs, a friend of the Misses Harmon, arrived from Mis- souri on Monday and has taken charge of the kindergarten in the Lowell | School.
 | Mrs. Christian. of Higgins Hill. en. tertained on Tuesday afternoon with cards. Light refreshments were served in her parlors which were decorated with cut flowers and vines. Prizes were presented to Mrs. Kenney and Mrs A. E. Hurst The guests were Mesdames. Flannigan, A. E. Hurst, Schaw, Horwitz. McReynoids, Sims, Gillespie. Morrison, Henney, Gull, Rinehart, Bledsoe, Caven, Hurst, 1 Lucas, Misses Kenney and Pelton.
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 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will hold their first business meeting of the year one week from Wednesday, in the church,
 The following ladies were visitors in Bisbee during the week: Mrs. John i Slaughter. Mrs. James Woods and l Mrs. Ames, of Douglas.
 Mrs. w. E. Hughes left on Thursday for the East. where she will visit friends of her childhood.
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 Dr. and Mrs. Baum, who have been making an extended visit in Indiana reached home safely on Monday even ing.
 The many friends of Mrs. Dr. Ed mundson will be pleased to know that she has returned from California much improved in health.
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 Mir. Shirley Christy, of Phoenix, en tertained with a dinner on Friday af ternoon in honor of the following guests: MT. and Mrs. Philbrook, MT and Mrs. Kirk, Mir. and Mrs. Hunt Miss McNair, MT. Wiggins, A < T
 Mrs. McReynolds, of Oak Ave, en tertained friends on Saturday after : noon.
 :, The party which went Friday even ing to Douglas and Cananea were mos royalty entertained. Leaving Bisbe' at in the morning, breakfast was en joyed at Hotel Queen, of Douglas Then they proceeded to Cananea where the day was spent in sight-see ing from an observation car. Luncl was served in the car and the return : home made by six nthe evening. Thi. , was a rare treat for the ladies espe cially, who were Mesdames Philbrook Kirk and Hunt, and Misses McNai