Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-26
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
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 Yes dear, l fear,
 there's someone else. strange to say, | Brunette; this pet.
 and ! sra with her every day: Just now, VOW
 I pressed her fondls to my nps,
 The Kiss was bliss and thrilled me 10 my finger tips. N,HI pout, she's out
 and you are sweeter, dear. by far;
 Altho' by love,
 She was sn swnnlly good cigar.
 Al the conclusion of this seasons fun when the vacations are closing and more serious thought takes the place of months of laughter and merri. meat and visiting among home folks {: then tt is that we stop 10 wonder just what the coming year will bring forth, and to just what extent we will have attsiued that high standard so clearly ' put before us by teachers and advo- cat of learning by our pastor. and last. but not least by our mothers. IL wouldn't be a grave mistake at this | p, rticular season of the year for us 10 take stock of ourselves now that the stores are being stocked for win 1 ter. Just sit down and put on papers exactly what your attainments amount to: discover most of all if you have had | definite aim, and to just what extent | you have improved and developed along that line. Some girls, and in | deed many, have the much desired talent in a musical way, others dis play a variety of parlor accomplish ments, while to still others remains only the domestic tendencies But the sum of all this is that one must have something and be something no matter what the environment If nec- ! essity is the mother of invention, so misfortune is often the forerunner of great and good careers; careers whrah would have been lost to the world but for the necessity thrust upon the per son. The bright, vivacous girl need never despair, she need never lack adequate means for the display of her | talents. and. most of all, she may rest assured the world will greet her with open arms and approve of her; no mat ter what direction, what channel her talents may follow. Douglas deserves to enter the class of cities to which Denver belongs if We are going to consider the transient. The next census ought by all means to give us floating population of sev- eral thousand; if you don't believe it read the following, a great number of which are permanent residents of the only city in Arizona, but the majority are only visitors:
 Miss Eva Hunter. who spent a de- lightful week as the guest of Miss Leila Fitch, returned Monday to her home in Fl Paso where she will attend school this winter.
 Miss Bettie Yett spent several days in Fl Paso last week, fitting climax to pleasant vacation.
 Miss McFadden has returned to her home in Chicago.
 Miss Fife Robinson, accompanied by her guest Mrs. Roy Lewis, spent Fri day in Naco, the old home of Mrs Robinson.
 Mir. James Speed and MT Albert Stacey returned with all marvellous tales in the funny paper as actual ex- per Iences on the coast where they gave been for two weeks.
 MT. D. F. Johnson, wife and three children are spending a pleasant vaca- ton in the Chiricahuas: tkey went overland and will spend the time camp ing
 Miss Marguerite Hemphill of Fl Paso is a guest in this city of Mrs. Loe- ven.
 Miss Idalia Westhook of the Copp.r Queen store is enjoying her vacation.
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 Mrs. Chas. Scott returned from San Diego Thursday evening where she has had delightful visit of two months with her mother, Mrs. Stout.
 Mrs. F. T. Hines returned from the coast, having spent considerable .irie sight seeing.
 YTs. A. G. Newell has left for ,isil wili. her parents in Clifton.
 Rev. T. M. McCourtney made trip to Cananea this week.
 MT. and Mrs W. H. Reno left this week for a vacation in Denver and Glenwood Springs.
 Robert McClay of the Copper Queen general offices, left Monday for Globe where he will spend his vacation.
 
 MT. l. N Kinsey left for Bisbee and Globe where he has a large brok- craze business.
 Miss Ira Vaughan has gone to Fl Paso for a visit. She will be the guest of Miss Fay Wood.
 Attorney J. F. Ross is in Mexico transacting matters of business.
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 Mrs w. R. Gabriel has gone to Pat agonia for a short visit.
 Superintendent c. A. Brown and wife spent day shopping in Douglas this