Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-09

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 Mrs. Crane of New Orleans is visit ing Douglas, the guest of Mrs. Rob ert Armstrong.
 Ed Clark and daughter. Mrs. Site german of Chicago, were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. L. Morris the past few days.
 Walter c. Strickland, representing the Beacon Paper house, is ih Douglas looking after the interests of his house, a St Louis firm.
 Assistant Secretary Pollard of the Bisbee Y. NJ. c. A. was a visitor in Douglas yesterday
 c. H. Ogdin came in yesterday from Cananea.
 A J. King left this week for the east for thirty days and will visit Kansas City, St Louis and New York. Mr King goes in the interest Of his mining interests in Sonora.
 Renwick White returned to Para disc yesterday after spending several days in Douglas.
 MT. Zachou, superintendent of the Chiracaunua forest reserve, left for ParddlSe yesterday.
 A P. Behnke, of the Savage com pany left for the mines in the Chir- icahuas yesterday.
 Mrs. Thomas Daniels and children left for Monroe, La, yesterday.
 Sam Hayhurst nas resigned from the Ranger force.
 Miss Eva Dukes of Chicago has taken charge of the Gadsden curio store
 Mrs D. DriscoIl of Osborn, passed through last night to visit her old home in Texas.
 B. A. Packard returned from Naco last night where he has been looking after the shipment of several car loads of cattle to California.
 A. D. Nanney, manager of the Swift Packing company branch at this point returned from the west last night where he has been in the interest of his company.
 The second car of Buffalo Bil's wild west arrived in Douglas last eve ming from the west.
 w. NJ Adamson left for Tombstone yesterday for few days.
 Superintendent s. W. French, who accompanied the Douglas party to Bis bee, returned yesterday.
 Mrs. Sam Greenberg and son re- turned yesterday from a summer yaca- tion spent at Ocean Park, Cal.
 General Secretary George D. McDill of the Y. M. c. A, arrived from the east yesterday and will spend two days in Douglas and Bisbee returning to Fl Paso Friday on his way east. Sec retary McDill spent his vacation at Oshkosh, Wis, where he has his sum- mer home.
 '1 have never seen the Badger State look more beautiful than it does this year and found everyone in the best of spirits in the middle west" said he. That is becoming a great summer re- sort and the beautiful lakes in that section are attracting people from all directions. As far as I can learn the paople of the Mississippi valley are enjoying prosperity generally and are moving ahead"
 In speaking of the r. M. C. A Mir. McDiIl states that his work is mak- ing marked progress and the member ship is steadily forging ahead. He was one of the hard workers to build the ". M. c. A in Douglas and takes spe- cial pride in the good work which MT. Eastman is effectually carrying forward.
 Judge Rice announces that he wi. keep his office bTten till 8 o'clock each night till Monday night for the benefit of those who have not regis tered This will be appreciated and should be taken advantage of by every one desiring to register Every one who has registered and moved since registration should call and have their residence changed. as otherwise it would be printed showing the former address and thus barring the voter registering from casting his ballot
 There will be no baseball in Doug las until next week The dates with the Tucson team have been transfer