Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-14
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 The case in the PirtIeville cour
 against A. H. Wagner. supervisor o
 music in the public schools. wherein
 he was charged with assanlting a pu
 pil, was dismissed by Justice Buttner
 The evidence against the defendant
 was insufficient.
 The telephone of the International
 American is kept busy during the af
 ternoon these days by those who are
 anxious to get first news from the
 worlds champion baseball game. Nc
 trouble to answer questions. gentle.
 men. Just keep up the ting-a-ling.
 The dance given by the Douglas firemen at Sportsman's park Saturday
 night was attended by a good-sizeu
 crowd who thoroughly enjoyed the dancing, which lasted until an early morning hour The firemen cleared more than $30 and this they will use in paying the expenses of the compet- itive hose team to Phoenix.
 piker in the way of a burglar executed a bit of burglary at Uncle Jim's place last night so trifiing as not to be worthy of the name ne smashed in one of the front win dows, and, despite the fact Lhat he couil have taken more yauable property, contented himself with abstracting four one-dollar watches. Nothing else of any character whatsoever was missing this morning.
 H. B. Rice and H N. Reno, Doug las sportsmen who set out for the wilds of the Sierra Madres several weeks ago in Mir Reno's big machine. have returned. They had many ups and downs, as hunters in a wild coun- try always have, but the downs were in every way offset by the ups" so that after all they had a fine trip. Many deer were killed in the noun tains and they found smaller game plenteous.
 The illustrated lecture delivered at the Presbyterian church last night by Rev Calendar, who has been mis- siGnary in Siam ior a dozen years, brought out a crowd which taxed the church fbuilding to its capacity. Mir. Calendar is thoroughly familiar with the habits of the Siamese people ana aided by the pictures thrown on tne canvass succeeded in giving to hIs audience a rare entertainment. After the lecture a collection was taken in aid of the Ladies' Missionary society in San Francisco, which organization is responsible for the appearance or Rev Calendar in Douglas.
 A distinct novelty for the Douglas Country club Is announced for nex- Friday night. when, under the au- spices of the ladies' auxiliary commit tee and the entertainment committee, a country dance" win be given. 10 this all members, of course, are in- yited. This dance will be thoroughly Pumpkin and squash ana will be seen in the decora- l tions, and as a final touch of realism 1 ! country fiddler will be on hand to l fiddle country tunes. Members of the l club who attend are expected to De sttired in country clcthes.
 Monday and Tuesday evenings Judge ! md Mrs. Doan remained at homa with Colonel and Mrs Bird, where they | risited all the week, few friends l coming in Monday even. Ig, and T 5mall dinner party Tuesday evening. |
 Thursday evening the ladies' of the Current Topics Club entertained the | visitors at the residence ! ,f Chas. l.. Fowler. Thursday even 1 ng Judge and Mrs. Doan, together ! with Hon. Ralph Cameron and the | Iorrisons, were given dinner at the residence of Con O'Keefe. Friday afternoon Mrs. Doan met with the la i lies of the Current Topics Club at l he residence of Mrs. Bird.
 Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Frank 1 ]. Duffy entertained in honor of the l distinguished couple at their elegant ! nome on Terrace avenue.