Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-28
DOUGLAS BRIEFS.

Il | Douglas, Ariz., Mar. 2S.-(Special)- Secretary Kettle and wife and Phys ical Director Wise of the Y M.' c. A.. went to Bisbee this morning to spend the day.
 Supervisor Riggs was in the city yesterday among many other visitors. He came to hear the famous Ellery Band.
 I Beumler and some clients went to Naco this morning on the i:25 train to participate in a lawsuit. | Assistant General Manager French of the Copper Queen smelter went to Bisbee this morning in the newly overhauled private car, Alamogordo. O. c. Davis, of Paradise, and Harry Alexander, of Portal, returned last night from Bisbee. | George c. Valentine returned this morning on the 10 o'clock train from Yuma. where he has been for cou- pie of weeks.
 Frank Derrick, recently of Globe, | but who has been in Douglas for a month looking for a business loca- | ton, left this morning for Fl Paso, where he will go into business. While here he invested in Douglas property, which he will hold. Dr. Futile expected to leave today for Oklahoma, but owing to Dr. Hick- man being called to Nacozari he has had to postpone his trip. The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will hold their regular meet ing at the home of Mrs. w. R. Smith on Eleventh street, between E and F. Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. All are urged to be present. O. E. McMullen came up from the Fl Tigre mine today on business. Deputy Sheriff c. H. Wallace, wife and son, of Tombstone, spent yester. day in Douglas, returning home this morning. .
 Tim Lamberson came up from Moo tezuma this morning, where he has been attending to business connected with his interests in mines. Don Policarpo Moreno and Don mining men from Granados. Sonora, came up this morning on the Naco- zari train.
 Don Francisco VasqueZ and his brother. Ignacio. mining men of the Tabatacachi district, are in the city today, having arrived this morning from the south.
 w. l.. York, from the York group of claims, came up this morning on the Nacozari train.
 E. P. Grindell left this afternoon for Tucson after several days in Doug las.
 S. s. Badger, the Paradise mining man, came in this afternoon on the 3 o'clock train.
 Mrs. T. D. Penry will leave this evening for Fl Paso, expecting to be back Thursday morning. During her absence her millinery store on Ninth street will be closed.
 J. w. Riley, of Bowling Green, Ken lucky, spent yesterday in Douglas. He is in Arizona looking for business To- cation and left this morning for Bis bee. Globe and other points. He says he likes Douglas very much and may return here to locate.
 Rev. Francis W. Carroll. Episcopal rector of the Tombstone church, came to Douglas a couple of days ago to meet his brother. R. w. Ward Carroll. of New York, who was visiting in the city. They left this morning for Tombstone.
 w. K. Moore, manager of the Doug las Cast Stone company. went to Bis bee this morning on business.
 Mrs. G. P. Windsor, of Nacozari. ,. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Harry Snyder, of Fl Paso, came up from Ma cozari yesterday and went to Fl Paso last evening.
 NJ. F. Dicus was in Bisbee yesterday on plumbing business.
 s. F. Mcguire went to Fl Paso a day or so since ard returned this aft ernoon. He went to accompany Mrs. Mcguire part of the way to Chicago.
 Superintendent c. A. Brown of the Nacozari road returned to Nacozari this afternoon after a couple of days in the city.
 Alex JofYrey, of Naco, a member of the commission and brokerage firm of Levin & Co, was a visitor in Doug las Sunday.
 Jack Shea, representing Lane & Connolly, the we'll known cigar manu- lecturers of San Francisco, was in the city today visiting his numerous GUS toners here.
 W. s. Evill, who has resided in this city for the past year, recently held ing the position of stenographer and bookkeeper with the Ensenada Mining company, left today for Nacozari. where he goes to accept a position with the Moctezurna Conner company