Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-18
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

| H. N. reno mas returned ITOIll an
extensive business trip over the state.
Attorney H. L. Noble is quite seri.
ously i'll with dipththeria at his home
on Fifteenth street
George Cave, car repairer in the
local shops, is off on sick leave for a
few days.
Sheriff Jack White returned to BIS
bee yesterday afternoon after short
visit.
Frank M. Watts of the La Questa
ranch came up from Nacozari yester-
day and is registered at the Gadsden.
e. Nj. Lewis. The advertising man at
the Copper Queen store, went to Bis
bee yesterday on short business visit
The Scott Transfer company have
moved the old Examiner printing plant
from this city to Bisbee, where it will
be used in the office of Lote Gould's
new republican weekly paper
c. w. Crawford and father have
gone to San Diego to make their home
and Mrs. Crawford and daughter will
follow as soon as school is out this
summer.
Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Sturgeon of
Globe arrived in Douglas yesterday and
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Houle on Seventh street.
William Jennings has purchased the
]. H. Cummings property or Fifth
street of C. R. Temple and will make
| it mis- home
Jack Hinton, travelling paint fore
man of the E. P. & S. w. railroad, will
leave in the morning for Bisbee, where
he will be engaged in some work Tor
several days.
Albert Smith, son of Ben Smith in
the Sunnyside addition, is recovering
nicely from the injuries sustained in
his recent fall down a 100 foot wen
No internal injuries Nave developed
so far and the little fellow is out at
play, although he still has his broken
arm in its cast.
Frank Williams, the well known old
time prospector who lay in the rear
Of the Royal Cafe all day Saturday SUI
fering with pneumonia, died Saturday
night about 1850 O'Clock. His body
is in the care of Undertaken Wash
ington, who is trying to connect with
some of the deceased's relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hotchhss, two
newly married young people of Doug
las, returned Sunday from a very
pleasant honeymoon trip to the City
of Mexico and points of interest along
the way. They will make their home
on Seventh street at the corner of D
avenue.
]. H. Dodge of New York City, one
of the members of the Phelps-Dodge
company. is visiting the southwest and
is expected to pass through Douglas
with a party of officials of the railroad
company in a private special train
some time today.
Frank Ramsey, the well known
butcher of Douglas, has purchased
the new residence on Tenth street and
viii move his family in frsm their
ranch in the country.
F. c. Laruen came down from Tomb
stone yesterday on business.
Geo. j. Cole is up from Calabazos
on a business visit
w. H Neal of the Four Bar ranch Is
q VlSAUOT III ID6 CITY.
L. G.. Humphrey Of Tucson, genera
freight and passenger agent for the
Southern Pacific, came to Douglas yes.
terday on business visit.
P. D. Robes OF Cananea is a bust
ness visitor in Douglas.
George Mitchell, president of the
First National bank of Douglas, who
has been visiting in Douglas for day
or two. left yesterday for his home in
Los Angeles.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty win be entertained tomorrow after
noon at the home of Mrs. Peschke
on Thirteenth street.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Copeland. who has been seriously III
with pneumonia, is now very much
better.
Claude Craker, the well known
ranchman who has been very low with
pneumonia, is said to be improving
rapidly.
Andy Scott is expected home from
Mexico today He took freight out
At, hauling an engine and boiler down
on the Fronteras river, where some
Douglas men are ABOUT TO engage in
placer mining.