Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-08

sive neighbors of ours to see the growth of Douglas. and prove to them
 that our -balmy days" have only just
 begun. The verdict of most of the visitors was that we have the finest
 little town in Arizona. There were any number of guests in Douglas the Fourth. many of them were residents
 of this place at one time Mrs. Mur- phy, of Tucson. who was Miss Hen rietta Cornell, spent several days of last week visiting friends. Miss Myr- tie Bush, of Tucson, came down for the celebration. and expressed great pleasure at being able to pay Doug las a visit. Mrs. Stonehouse, of Bis bee, was in town several days. Messrs.
 Stanton and Baine of Nacozari said
 they couldn't miss the fun, and thought it a splendid celebration. Mrs. Allison, of Bisbee. was renewing old acquaintances. The people from Naco said there weren't enough peo- pie left in that town to flag bread
 wagon" The following are a few of those we'll known in Douglas: Mrs. F. M Abrams, Mrs. Victor Bennett,
 who was the guest of Mrs. c. D. Par sons; Mrs. Avery Curry, Ora Bush, Mrs. w c. Brown, whose husband is manager of the Naco store. Mrs. Brown was the guest of Mrs. c. c. 1 Montgomery. Mrs. Mabee and MT. and Mrs. Tappe. also of Naco, were guests of Douglas people. Lottie Jones of Bisbee was the guest of Myrtle Munson. Dr. L. A. W. Burtch came from Clifton, and Mir. Ellie Smith, Mir Campbell. MT. Forbes, MT. Norton, made up a lively party from Bisbee. MT. Campbell is manager of the Lowell store. Mir. Forbes business manager of the Review, and MT. Nor ton has charge of the jewelry de- partment of the company store in Bis bee. Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Hanscom and two litle sons. Guy and Harry, of Bisbee, and Mrs. c. A. Clark from the Huachucas, were guests of Miss Blanche Penhoel. Miss Combs, who was a teacher in Douglas for some time, came down from Bisbee and was the guest of Mrs. J. L. Sparks. Cecil Glenville, the popular hello girP' in Bisbee, was-a also a visitor. Miss Sadie Brady and Miss Freze of Bisbee were here and also the two popular Thirt- eeners, Mir. Hartwell Nowell and MT. Harry Fleming. Mir. Gibbs, who was at one time connected with the First
 National bank here, spent the day with friends. A crowd of prominent
 Bisbeeites were the following: MT. H. A. Swartz, Allie Sowles, Frank Coles. Roger Torpey, Carl Graf and brother. Jno. Dugan, Geo. McNelis, J. F. Jacquenim, Pat Sheehy, Robert Hennessey, Thos. Meunier, Mir. and Mrs. Wilkey of Cananea were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Andy Scott, parents of Mrs. Wilkey. MT. J. A. Rice. broth CT of H. B. Rice. came up from Mex ico. Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. Earl Davis, came to visit her daugh- ter. Mir Will Keen, brother of J. C.. Keen, came from Fl Paso to see the fun. Drs. Adriance and c. E. Lord, both of Cananea, were here. Mir. and Mrs Liggett were Bisbee passengers. Mir, and Mrs. Porter McDonald and child of Tombstone, and Mrs. and Miss Bennett of Fairbanks were guests of MT. and Mrs. A. s. J. Shropshire. Judge c. A.. Mcdonald
 wife and child, came down from Bis bee. MT. Chas. Wallace, undersher- if. of Tombstone, was another guest. Mir. and Mrs Verne of Bisbee were here Mir Joe Obermueller came up from Mexico. and his brother Frank came from Bisbee. MT. Shelton and MT. Rand were two men who partici- pated in the gun shoot. Yes, one could go right on with list quite as
 long again, but this will, no doubt,