Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-25
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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 J1dge D. A. Half returned from Bis bee last night and was joined by Mrs. Haff at this point, leaving for the City of Mexico on the Drummers' Special. | Mrs. S. w. French returned from Bisbee last evening.
 Robert Rae, who was in Bisbee yes. lferday, returned on the evening train
 Prof. Clarence Krinbill came down from Bisbee last evening in the inter est of his music classes.
 I. F. Ross was called to Tombstone lyesterday to try a murder case, n which a soldier from Fort Huachuca is implicated,
 c. A. Overlook went to Benson yes lterday on business.
 John Langton of the Copper Queen company left Sunday for New YorA City on visit.
 Frank Meyers, proprietor of the New Port bar, was called to Fl Paso yes lterday by a telegram announcing the Iserious illness of his brothers wife,
 MIR. Quirogo. prominent merchant of Cumpas, was in the city. yesterday visiting Douglas business men. Captain Tom Hoatson and Tom Col lins of Douglas left yesterday morning flor Blsbee in an automobile. Frank Watts of La Cuesta, Mexico, iarrfved in Douglas yesterday on bus liness visit.
 | The many friends of Attorney H. L. Noble will be glad to hear that he has Inow about recovered from his attack of illness and hopes to be down to his ohiee today or tomorrow. | Mrs. E. s. Masters and daughter fe- turned yesterday from a visit to Los Angeles.
 Mrs. L. A. Brown of Bisbee is visit ling in Douglas.
 H. c. Grace is a new man in the hardware department of the Copper Queen store. Mir Grace came to Doug las from Denver. but his home is in Citronella, Florida
 L. A. Wassen, car repairer helper at the railroad shops, is of duty on account of illness.
 J. E; Murphy, the new roadmaster on this division of the Southwestern. with headquarters in Douglas, has just re- turned from Hondo. Tex. where he went few days ago to bring his fam lily. They will make their home in Douglas.
 MT. and Mrs. O. B. Hooker, a newly married couple from Clarksville, Tex, Iarrived in Douglas yesterday and will lspend their honeymoon in this city. iThey are registered at the Gadsden lhotel, and George H. Bagley, the well known salesman in the Douglas Drug Istore. an old time friend of both the lbride and groom. is showing the happy Icouple the show places of Douglas.
 A. T. Howard of the timekeeper's Iofice at the local E. P. & s. W. sta Ition, has just returned from two weeks vacation trip to his old home in Albuquerque and San Rochelle.
 George H. Bagley, salesman in the Douglas drug store, will leave today for Los Angeles, where he will make This future home.
 Jack Hinton, painter foreman for the Fl Paso & Southwestern, and John Kelly, another railroad man, will leave ltoday on an extensive hunting trip up in the mountains. The two are equip Iped for long camp. They go straight north up the valley until they reach John Longs cannon, about fifty miles from Douglas, and there fhey will en- ter the mountains. They expect to be gone until May 1.
 E. J. Huxtable of the Douglas drug store is expected to return in day or two from Gn extensive business trip to Fl Paso and Globe.
 John A. Page, territorial auditor, is la guest at the Gadsden hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Stumpf of Tomb stone arrived in Douglas Sunday for a visit in their old home Mir. Stumpi is deputy recorder at Tombstone, and his purpose in coming to Douglas al this time is to show his brother-in-law Ayex Asher, of Crawfordsyille, Ind about the city