Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-27
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES.
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Porter Mcdonald, deputy sheriff of Tombstone, paid the city a visit yes terday.
 R B. Heggert is down from Globe. where ne is superintendent of the Old Dominion property.
 Mrs. George B. Lee returned home yesterday from New London, Conn, where she has been since last May.
 Father Gheldorf returned yesterday after having spent the week at Tucson on Retreat, a gathering of all the priests in Arizona.
 Lew Supple, a local mining man, left yesterday for the Sierra Azul mountains to inspect some mining property owned by Douglas parties.
 Max Gavito, ex-Mexican vice consul at Cananea, was in Douglas yesterday
 Ollie Rieder, who was in Douglas a few days ago, is believed to have made fine strike at Chiricanuas.
 A party of five Douglasites left yes terday afternoon for a hunting trip in Mexico, consisting of E. R. Pirtle, W. H. Brophy, c. o. Ellis, H. A Strodt- hon and s. F. Mcguire. They will do their hunting about Cuchuta
 Jas. s. Douglas, general manager of the Nacozari railroad and the great Pilares mines and Nacozari Concen traitors, and William Brophy, manager of the Copper Queen mercantile sys- tenn in Bisbee, were in Douglas yester day.
 There will be several baptisms in St. Stephens church (EpiscopaD this afternoon. The service, at which all are welcomed, will open at 2 o'clock. There will be no evening service in this church, as the rector will be in Bisbee.
 Albert Stacey announced yesterday that the Bassett Lumber company of this city would open a branch of the plant at Sylvanite. The company al- ready has ordered lumber shipped there and will be doing business the coming week. Art F1ickinger will go out today in charge of the branch.
 James Sheean and B. s. Campbell, two well known men of Cananea, pass ed through the city yesterday en route for the new camp, Sylvanite. Sheean will build a hotel if the conditions are favorable, and Campbell will put on freight and stage line connecting with the railroad.
 Al Brockman arrived rom the min ing field yesterday. Al Is one of the oldest and most reliable mining pion- eers in Arizona, and the sincere sym pathy of the community goes out to him and his family in connection with the accidental death of his son in Agua | Prieta a week ago.
 Me. McCourt came in today along with Major Els and Country" Bob Frazier, the two last mentioned gen 1 tlemen being from Naco. Messrs- Fra | zier and Els are among the old, old 1 timers in the city on the international | boundary and we understand that | their presence in Douglas had certain political significance. Any way, they were just as welcome as the flowers of October, for you know they bloom all the year round in Arizona. One of the most pleasant meetings in the history of the Douglas Woman's club was held Monday at the Gadsden. After the transaction of business, an excellent program was followed by a five o'clock tea served in the private 1 dininey room The dainty and coZy
 manner of serving. so dear to the hearts of ladies. proved that Mein Host Johnson is an adept in pleasing the ladies The hostesses of the day were MesSames MaDonald, Cafisher and l Wattles. The next meeting will bt held Monday afternoon at the Gads den.