Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08
/ Cochise County and the Territory
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES


zari yesterday
Principal L. NJ. McDermotte has re
turned after his summer vacation.
| Miss Stoller returned to Douglas yes
terday to resume der duties as a teach
er in the schools.
H. 7. Green, a local representative
of Espee interests. returned from No
gales yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Reese has arrived from
Wichita, Kan, to teach school in Doug.
las during the coming year.
James B. Speed went up to Warren
and Bisbee yesterday to remain over
Saturday and Sunday.
No stock market report appears today
as the eastern markets closed from
Friday over Labor day.
Sheriff Jack White finished his bus.
mess in Douglas and left for Bisbse
and Tombstone yesterday morning.
Joe Larrieu, who has been in the
!Chiricahuas for the past few DAYS.
passed through to Benson yesterday.
J Miss House returned yesterday morn.
ing after a summer spent at Silver CITY
and will resume teaching in the Doug
las schools.
Z. F. Sparrow. wife and chile. are
F.. in the city. Mr.. Sparrow is interested
in the Gold Treasure mine. to the south
of Naco.
! One of the homes recently furnish.
ed by the Standard Furniture company
is that of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wood on
Tenth street.
Miss Maud Miller. accompanied by
/ her sister, is expected to arrive from
Oklahoma this afternoon. Both are
teachers in the Douglas public schools.
Justice of Peace H. Heinrich of
Bowie was in the city yesterday on
business for the -Wickersham
company, of which he is manag. {.
Mrs. Lydia J. Abbott and Mrs. J.
W. Harvard entertained this week at
their home in Sunnyside In honor Of
Mrs. T. C. Broadhus, Mrs. C. C. Thorn
ason and Mrs. E. Stanley.
G. F. Hawks. general superintendent
and F. 3. King, division superintend-
ent of the Southwestern, left in the
Alamogordo yesterday to inspect the
western division of the road.
Mrs. A. E. McCready and daughter.
Bea and Mildred, who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Sheppard at Aqua Prieta,
left yesterday to return to their home
in Ration, n. NJ.
G. l. Bradford, formerly in the cir
culation department of the Dispatch
and now with the Kelly papers, re-
turned to the city last night from Tue
son and Bisbee. C. L says business
is stirring.
n. Reed has returned from the Lead.
Vile camp, where he has staked out
a group Of thirteen claims Associat.
ed with him are George Cottrel and
Roy Miller, all Douglas boys
Mrs. Charles Council. who has been
visiting relatives in Chicago, returned
yesterday. She brought back her lit
tie boy, who has been visiting with his
grandmother in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cummings leave
Tuesday morning for California. Mrs.
Cummings will remain in Los Angeles
visiting with relatives, while Mr.. Cum
mings will go on a visit to his mother
at Oroyille, northern California. They
anticipate a vacation Of thirty days.
Frank J. Pearson, formerly in the
real estate business here, was in the
city yesterday arranging for the ship
ping of his household furniture to
Yuma, where he has entered in the
land business.
Word was received from Tucson yes
terday that a daughter had been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Murphy and
that mother and babe were doing nice
ly. Mrs. Murphy is the daughter of
Inspector in Charge Charles t. Cornell
of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey will leave
this week for their old home in Bos-
ton. They will spend some time at
watering places along the Massachu-
sets coast and Bar Harbor, Maine Mr..
viii return later to continue
work on the La Escondeda property,
just south in Sonora
G. ]. McCabe was in Douglas yes
terday buying farm implements for ais
Huachuca ranch. Supervisor McCabe
states that everything is making fine
progress in his section and viii be
showing up better all the time. Joe
says the republicans. are in the sad
die this year and are winners.
Miss Eva Woleott of Tombstone ar
rived this week. She viii teach in the |
high scncol this winter.
Miss Nell Kline, one Of the city
returned Friday from her va