Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-09

and grade at 7th street school Miss Edith Klein kho has bsen teaching at Pirtleviile. has resigned her position and will not return to Dougias after the Christmas hoii days.
 The high school boys continue to practice football. They have received a challenge from the c. M. A. team of Tombstone and hope to play the lat ter on New Years day. It Is ex- pected there will be game between the Bisbee and Douglas football teams on Christmas day.
 2 If the furniture for the new high school arrives in time to be placed before January school will open after the holiday vacation in the new build ing.
 All of the pupils and teachers of the grammar grades who are so for building are feeling very jubilant
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 The new telephones connecting 7th street school and 18th street school were placed in both schools on Friday. As soon as the Pirtlevilie telephone line is up the school at Pirtleville will also have a phone
 The Literary society program for Friday evening was as follows;
 Song-School. ~-'-
 Recitatior-Ruby Dicus @
 Address-Judge Ross ~
 Song-School.
 
 MT. Kettle was visitor at Eth street school on Friday.
 The basketball teams are going to continue to practice in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium on Monday and Friday evenings. by the kind permission of Mir. Kettle and Mir Orange.
 Mrs. c. Lenox Curtis and Miss Sch. neider, residing on east 7th street, entertained few friends with a most enjoyable dinner party a few days ago. Their guests were Miss Tuthill, Mir. Forster, Mrs. Cramer and W. B. Cramer.
 Miss Eosmer. one of the Bisbee teachers, has been the guest of Mrs. N. L. Sheldon, residing on Sth street, the past week.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Koehler and two children are absent from the city on trip to New Mexico. They left Douglas early in the week to visit the cities of Bisbee, Benson, Naco and Cananea. The trip was one of pleasure and for sight seeing and will no doubt be of great enjoyment to all the participants.
 It lokks as though cupid had al last taken a shot at the school teach CTS. There have been numerous con lectures for some time past but the deciding feature of this uncertainty shaped itself as a real thing when one of the pretty young ladies was discovered this week wearing new diamond ring. ..... ..-.
 Rumors which have been afloat for some time concerning the approach ing wedding of two of Douglas most popular young people have shaped themselves into & certainty as it be- comes known that Miss Myrtle c. Munson, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Cornelius Munson. will wed MT. A. A. Hopkins of this city on Christmas day. hlSS huuSOH IS d uiluS lady and has been resident of Doug las for the past five years. She has a large circle of friends in this city and is great favorite with all. MT. Hopkins has been connected with the Arizona rangers as sergeant for some time past and is to be congratulated upon having won such a beautiful young bride. The wedding will be in the Episcopal church at high noon. Mrs. Jack Baglin will be the matron of honor and Miss Lottie Jones of Bisbee will attend Miss Munson as bridesmaid
 Mir Albert Sames left Monday even ing for his old home in Illinois to visit his aged father, who is in feeble health.
 Mrs. J. L. Sparks was the guest of Mir and Mrs. Harry Duey of Bisbee on Thursday of last week
 Five of the lady school. teachers, Misses Anna Lucas. Mabel Cowie, Mary Mullen. Clare Kelsey and Katha- rine Christy have rented Mrs Dyer's residence on east 7th street and have gone to light housekeeping. The five young ladies will celebrate with a house warming this evening.