Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-08

of the series of basket ball games at the Y. M. c. A. The Reds and Whites were the contestants The lineup was as follows: Reds-Paxton, cen ter; Chamberlain, Booth. forwards; Philbrick. Elder, guards. Whites kenna, center; Rice. Fisher, forwards; Fink, Donahoe. guards.
 The Reds won by score of IS to 5. making 1t very one-sided game.
 
 Wednesday evening the Stag Club and Leslie boys bowled a chompion- ship game at the M C. A The members of the first team were Chris tie, Chamberlain, Downs and Peterson and the Leslie team was made up of the heavy weights, Demorest, Cramer, McMullen and Ely. The highest score was 1S4, and was bowled by De- morest. The Stag Club boys are go- ing to take week of ant learn the game-they didn't even make show 'ng.
 Mr. and Mrs. Eastman, of CumDas, are stopping at the Leslie for week. Mir. Eastman came recently from New York and is interested in the Trans 'aal Copper company.
 Nr. S. F. Mcguire ras been taken to the Calumet hospital on account of serious attack Of pneumonia. Al though quite III the doctors report that MT. Megnire's condition is i'm proved. His many friends hope for a rapid recovery.
 Garnett King. who accompanied Gov. Yzabal on his tour through north ern Sonora and Arizona. passed through the city Thursday evening on his way to Fl Paso.
 Several persons have left Douglas within the last week for pleasant yis- it's and vacations, among them Mrs. Copeland and Miss Pearl, who have gone to Denver to visit with friends.
 Several of the Douglas Elks went to Bisbee Friday evening to see the installation of officers of the Bisbee lodge. Among those who went were E. T. Hockinbeamer, Charles R. Scott and MT. Hines. ...-...
 Robert Henry and son. George w. Henry, of Bellbuckle, Tennessee. ar rived in Douglas this week to make their future home with W. R. Henry. of the Douglas Hardware company. George w. Henry will fill the posi- tion of w. H. Fisher. who has resigned. mr. Fisher is an old timer here. and goes to accept good position with the Burton Mercantile company, of Saqui de Batuc. MT. Fisher will give farewell smoker to the Woodmen on next Tuesday evening. His many frinn1C -ar tr l~s he will be very much missed, espee- ially in lodge circles.
 Mir. John G. Hayes, cabinet maker of the Southwestern shops, has gone to Alabama on company business Mir. Hayes will inspect some cars before they are received, and will have a pleasant trip otherwise.
 A pretty home wedding was sol emnized at Conductor c. A. Lewis on last Tuesday evening, when Miss Ab- bic Lewis, sister of Mr. Lewis, was united in marriage to Mr. Frank Bait. of Fl Paso. Only members of the family and near friends were present when Rev. George Logic pronounced the ceremony. The bride is a popular young lady of Douglas, and for some Ilulc past Has been WOrhlQR al EWelIS dry goods store. The groom, formerly employed at the Copper Queen smell ter, is also we'll known. The friends of both MT. and Mrs. Bait wish them the best of good fortune and much hap piness. They will make their future home in Fl Paso.
 Well, here are the young ladies bob ping up again, accusing one of being neglectful because their plea to see some bowling and basket ball games has not been needed. They say they can't understand how the men can be so selfish, for they, toe, enjoy the game, and one girl says she can bowl a game of 183 pins, too. Perhaps the real reason of this silence on the part of the men is that they fear they will be outdone on the score.
 
 The friends of MT Harry Fleming, of Bisbee will regret to learn that he is in the company hospital suffering with an attack of typhoid fever While his condition is not considered seri-
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