Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-15
PgRsoNAL MENTIoN.

Mir. and Mrs. H. c. London, of Day ton, Ohio. arrived in the city yester- day and are guests of Rev. Mir. and Mrs. Fry. Mr. London is prominent business man of Dayton.
 Mrs. Dr. Hitehins, of Tombstone, who has been spending a few days here on a visit to friends. returned to her home yesterday afternoon.
 John Speck. Of the Crystal Palace Iiuuor company, of Tombstone, was In inc City Sunday, on a short business visit.
 V R. N. Greaves. of Naco, formerly justice of the peace al. that place. was in the city yesterday on a short 4buSi- ness visit.
 A. W. Howe and wife, of Tombstone, are spending a few days in the GUY as the guests of Mrs. Howes parents 'li' and Mrs. o. c. Sheppard
 B 4. Packard, of the Greene Cat1le eonnanv was a Bisbee Visitor yester- dav. returning to his home e Naeo last evening.
 Fx-Sherin Dell Lewis was Bisoee visitor yesterday from his ranch al St. David. -
 Charles Moss and wife, of Benson were Rigbee visitors over Sunday, re turning home last evening.
 Mrs H. c. Stillmau, of Douglas' IS , pisbea visitor on a short Nlslt 70 Friends Mrs. Stillman was one oi the fi-st white women who lived in Blsbee' 1rben inc camp was first discoyefen:
 Miss Edith Stowe left Sunday ior inc San Bernardino ranch WhneFe sile will spepd 9 few weeks as the s'sS' of Mrs. John Slaughter.
 George Dunn returned yesDeIu l, from Cananea. where he mas Deen spending a few days on mining DUST ness. ,, oF tho
 .,,,t,- racorder c. A. Mcdonald. re- t,,re5 from Tombstone last eyeniaS' where he spent Sunday on visit 10 his brcther and family.
 | OI.aughlin, who has been acI, ing as teward at the County hosAil.ti in Tombstone for the past year, has re turned 10 Bisbea and expects 10 fe-
 Mrs JuIia Cunningham and daugh- 4ers arrived ir Bisbee Sunday rom I.os Angeles and will rema4ln heIS io' a few weeks on visit to trlenaS- [,
 Tobp Bauer, who was Q resident O, rrornbstone In the early days, but oz recent years has been located al I le- son and Phoenix, is 3 Bis5ee YisltoE'
 Fred Bergonia was an outgoing pas senger last evening for Glo0e' "he1e he is located at the present tlh
 Mir and Mrs. J. Q. Braun weI sengers outbound yesterday nl for Los Angeles, where they VIII ---l inc next couple of weeks.
 Mrs. A. VaIjean, wife of the 2dA ! of ths Canansa Herald, arrived 4A . city on Sunday evening, accomps ni-.l bv her son, and will spend SC ! days here visiting relatives.
 James c. Cowan, manager oi the Douelas Improvement company, spent Sunday in the city, supeTinteno1hgs matt $ in confunctiop with the iocai iupr1 cement company. of which ne IS also ile manager.
 Frank Hamilton, formerly Of this city and new a resident of Los Angeiss' arrived in the city on Sunday evening" and will spend the next couple or GaES here visiting friends.
 Mrs. Edna Bauman, sister or Mrs. George Roberts. of this city, was passenger on the outbound morning train for her home in New York city, after spending several weeks here wis iting friends.
 Ernest Luzmond left the city yester- day morning, bound TOT buItS, -AOh- tana. where he will make his home in the future. 5
 w. RI. Wood and c. W. Hill were passengers south-bound yesterday morning for Fl Paso. from which point they will travel to the City Of Mexico and other points of interest in the southern republic.
 Dr. H. A. Schell, the well known oc- ulist, arrived in the city yesterday morning from his home in Tucson, and will spend several days in the city.
 J. B. Rice, representing the Her cules Powder company, arrived in the city yesterday morning.
 Harry GibsoE has returned from Cananea, where he has been on mining business.