Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-08
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 But few, perhaps, know that the so- ciety columns which appear in the Saturday issue of the International American are sent in type form to ciety news of the Bisbee Review on Sunday. This fact is most encourag- ing to the editor, and gives our neigh boring city some idea of our wide awake condition.
 Mir. L. H. Watkins. chief clerk of the material office at the Copper Queen shelter, is enjoying a vacation of thirty days and will spend the time very pleasantly at Mineral Wells and his home in Bowie, Texas.
 Miss Helen Cass, the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Judge and Mrs. G. W. Cass, left Thursday morn ing in company with her aunt, Miss Agnes Cass, for the east. Miss Cass will go to New York by way of New Orleans and will visit a number of the eastern cities, spending consider able time at Atlantic City. Miss Cass is a girl of charming manners, and during her short stop in Douglas made many acquaintances who hope they will have the pleasure of seeing her again.
 MT. and Mrs. H. L. Rous, who for several years past have made Douglas their home, left the city last night oi their way to Louisville, Kentucky, their former home. MT. Rous has been prescription clerk at the Douglas Drug Company, and both Mir. and Mrs. Rous have numerous friends who re- gret to see them leave and wish them all sorts of good fortune and happi- ness in their new home.
 The band from Fort Huachuca won many iaurels last Saturday night when they played for a dance at the Orpheum. The music was splendid and a large crowd took advantage of the opportunity for good dancing. The band can rest assured of a hearty welcome whenever they care to re- visit Douglas.
 Mrs. Cornelius Munson is spending a week in Magdalena, Sonora, with her husband. M.. Munson is carpen- ter foreman of the Black Diamond Mining company at Cerro Prieto.
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Edgar Thompson on Fourth street. Great interest is being shown in the work of the society in anticipa- tion of the bazaar to be held on April 13. The exact place for the bazaar has not yet been decided upon, but the la- dies will have fine display of fancy work and all else that goes with an affair of that kind. The afternoon at Mrs. Thompson's was spent in work on the fancy articles, after which the ladies enjoyed a dainty lunch of fruit gelatine and cake.
 Mir. Charles Christy was the guest of his sister, Miss Catherine Christy, last Saturday ana Sunday Mir. Chris ty is on his way from Phoenix to the coast. Saturday evening Miss Chris ty entertained a few young people in honor of her brother. The evening was delightfully."- spent with music and interesting conversation. Those pres ent were: Miss Bess Brown, Miss Adele Paxton, Miss Nellie Majors, Mrs. J. l.. Sparks, and MeSSrs. H. H. Colley, Albert Stacy, W. c. Vinegar, W. B. Cramer and w. T. Caldwell. Light refreshments were served.
 
 Miss Lottie Jones, of Bisbee, is spending a very enjoyable week with Miss Myrtle Munson. Miss Jones is quite we'll known and has many friends who are glad to see her on these short visits to our little city.
 
 Mrs. Hattie Smith is planning for a delightful trip south the latter part of this month. Mrs. Smith will visit her old home in Alabama and will spend at least three or four months with relatives. in the south.
 The Woman'S Club meets this after | noon at the Seventh street school | for another of their parliamentary drills, and on next Saturday they will | hold their regular meeting for the | study of Les Miserables," with Mrs. | B. Barnes.
 Owing to the frightful state of the |