Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-19
Tho PQSt Week in SOCiGtu

Mir. P. F. Hirsch and Miss Leonore Newport were united in marriage on the evening the 14th at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. A. V. Newport, Johnson Addition. Rev. J. l.. Burcham, of the Methodist Church, officiated in the presence of many friends of the young couple. The bride is one of the popular members of the Anona Club. Mir. and Mrs. Hirsch have taken a cottage in the Johnson Addition, where they will welcome their many friends, who wish them every happiness. Those pres ent were: Miss Mona Momers, Mir. Glen H. Newport. MT. Walter New port, Mir. Wm. Mullen, Miss Della E. Hascall, Miss Loretto McKenna, MT. Floy Douglas, Mrs. s. F. Douglas, MT. Geo. R. Henshaw, Mir. Carl Graf and MT. O. W. Davenport.
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 Mrs. W. c. Clemons and daughter, Margaret, left for the coast on Thurs. day to be gone several weeks. a < T
 On the evening of Aug. 13 Colonel Shoemaker was the honored guest of the Arizona Club in Bakersyille. The club did itself proud in the attentions paid this worthy citizen of near years residence in the Warren Dis trict. Reports are current, too, that both the club and their worthy guest did justice to an elegant repast. q a H
 Four esteemed residents of Lowell are planning a fishing and hunting I, ftfn nt oh dred miles distant from Clifton. The party will proceed to Clifton en train and thence horseback. Dr. Godfrey and Messrs. Clemons, Huddleston and Trent will enjoy this somewhat ex tended outing.
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 MT. and Mrs. Myers, of Upper Low ell, entertained Rev. and Mrs. Shields at dinner Tuesday. E A '
 The musical program arranged by the choir of Sr. PatricRs Catholic church for Wednesday evening was well attended and appreciated, tho clouds were threatening rain through out the night, .... The sentiment of those present was expressed in the address by Attorney Cleary as regards the public schools of Bisbee, and the religious, social and political life of it's citizens. The choir invited a number of musicians outside of their own church to assist, which shows that good feeling pre- vails among the various religious or anizations. The following program was rendered: Mandolin Duet. ... .Lustspiel Overture Miss Bagby and Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Philbrook, accompanist. Song StlSSlCN Arion Male Quartet. MT. George Crysler, 1st tenor, MT
 Griffths, 2nd tenor, Mir. E. L. Blair 1st bass, Mir. J. H. Mccall, 2nd bass Piano Solo-Alice-Romance Trans | cribed ................... .AscheI Mrs. J. H. Lessard.
 Address. Hon. ". B. Cleary | Arion Male Quartet. Violin Solo-Scenes de Ballet. l .s...........Cr De Beriot Prof. Newman. NJ. Rivera Bag, accompanist.
  MT. E. L. Blair,
 Piano Solo-Rondo Caphichoso. .... ............... .Mendelssohn Manuel Rivera Bag.
 Refreshments-Ice cream and cake
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 The quiet shades and coolins streams of the Huachuacas have giver rest and copicus draughts to,many ot Bisbee's burdened boys during the past few weeks of heat and dust.
 Besides the Y. NJ. c. A. boys, mum erous other camping parties nave demonstrated the fact that bacon ana black coffee never taste so good a when made over a camp fire at th' end of stick and long trip.
 The latest to arrive from thes, mountains are the Messrs. Carl ant Ernest Graf, who have returned U the city from their vacation. 1 I T I
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Evans, who hay been enjoying the sea breezes fo several weeks. have returned home t the breezes of their own mountail home. 2AA
 The boys of an Eastern village vii have to seek elsewhere for wives be cause the girls have made solemn ot legations never to marry. The boy need never fear for when girl make
 such a promise she is quite sure t take the first one who asks. ' T r
 Mrs. James Douglas, who has bee } visiting her parents, Mir. and MT! Lewis Williams, of Los Angeles, pas!
 ed through Bisbee on Wednesday | her home in Nacozari.
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 Do not trouble yourself too muc about the light on your statue," sai , Michael Angelo to the young sculptor "tbe light of the public square wi test it's value" In like manner tn teffect of every action is measured I. , the depth of the sentiment from whic
 it proceeds. The great man knew nc tEat he was great. It took a centur or two, for that fact to appear. Whs he did, he did because he must: h