Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
Events

been in Bisbee for several days left yesterday for California to visit their mother, Mrs. Collins, who resides in Redlands. Mrs. T. Collins was one of the popular members of the Wo mans Club during the time when strenuous efforts were being made for the building of the Club House. The building stands as memorial to the days and members. most of whom have gone elsewhere.
 Mr Nolan of the National bank ac, companied by his wife left Friday afternoon for hunting trip to Lake Palomas. Messrs. Eddleman of the Ma rionai bank and Naquin of Naquin Bros. joined them Saturday after. noon. Lake PalOmas is an excellent place for resting the nerves and mak, ing records.
 An informal sewing party was en. tertained by Mrs. Lewis Brown on the afternoon of the 2Sth. Dainty refresh ments were served. The ladies pres ent were: Mesdames Schaw. F. Coles H. Pierce. Flannigan. Hankin. Me Reynolds, Rinehart. Kreigbaum.
 
 Mrs. -Rinehart ~as the hostess on Wednesday evening, entertaining the Forrnightly Card club. There were sixteen ladies and gentlemen present This club has a large membership who have enjoyed some very delight ful evenings together. On this par ticular evening Mrs. Dr. Hankin re ccived the first ladies prize. a hand painted cup and saucer. MT. Camp bell. the gertlemen's prize, a stein
 Dr. and Mrs. Baum received tN second a hand-painted plate and 8 paper knife. Salad. sandwiches. Vi cnna sausuges, olives. pickles, cake and coffee were served.
 On Thursday evening the members of the Presbyterian church held the Annual Congregational meeting and atterward held a Reception for the pastor, Rev. MT. Frye and the mem berS. A large number of friends were present renewing acquaintances and meeting new friends. Miss Simons won the admiration of all present with her excellent readings. MT. Williams, one of the popular yiolinists of Bisbee pleased the audience with his violin selections. Coffee and cake were en joyed at the close of the program.
 Mrs. Barkdoll of Quality Hill is enjoying a visit with her sister Mrs. Turpin, and charming young lady friend, Miss Simons. both from Ne yadah, Mo.
 By their fruits ye shall know them may well be applied to MT. Luther Burbank, the one man who has spent so many years improving flow CTS. fruits and vegetables.
 This from his article in the Youths Companion proves to some extent the nature of the man:
 What a satisfaction it is to know that you have produced a fruit that shall be so valued that it's culture shall encircle the globe and furnish better food for millions of fellow creatures for ages to come, or to add new quality~of fraganceg or beauty 10 a flower which shall gladden. the hearts of half a dozen nations and open the way for still other illimita ble Improvements.
 There may not be much opportunity in our copper producing camp to add to the fragance or beauty of a flower or create a world renowned fruit, but an opportunity is at hand to lay foundations for improvements in oth CT and as important channels. The children of our public schools had no incentive in the past for polishing their shoes and keping them so. but now that the streets are paved you need not be surprised if neatness of apparel becomes a visible virtue to them. The growing boys especially need something to urge them to bet ter desires. Environment has a great deal to do with the child's flu ture Who knows but that your own