Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-01

!
 R. F. Frame returned yesterday to
 Douglas after being absent from D3ug-
 las for the past year.
 C.. Forshay, grand president of the Fraternal Brotherhood, will arrive in
 Douglas today and will preside at the lodge tonight MT Fife of the firm of Wick Roy & Fife. is in Douglas for a few days.
 He has just shipped car of ore from his Sonora property to Fl Paso. Clarence F. Krinbill has issued in- vitations for a reception to his pupils, to be given at the home of Mrs. Lavona Adamson Tuesday evening, October 6.
 Mrs. Peter Johnson of Bisbee, who has been here to meet Mir. Johnson, returned to her home yesterday. Mir. and Mrs. Johnson are among the oldest of this section.
 The B. l.. of F. lodge gave a dance at Irene hall last night, when about twenty couples were present Music was furnished by Mrs. Walkers orches-
 tra and ice cream and cake were served during the evening William Walker and s. S. Siffring
 came in yesterday from the Greene
 lumber camp and are stopping in Doug las for few days. MT Walker has | lost $500 in wages and deposits in the bank there owing to the general | failure of the Sierra Madre Lumber company.
 : Dudley and Dick Penry left Monday night for Chicago where they will make their home. They have lived in l Douglas for the past six years and | Dudley has been connected with (he job department of both newspaper of 1 fees for the past five years. They have mad friends here who wish them all success for the future
 R. T. Rogers. one of the leading 1 business men of NOgales and for sev- eral years in Fl PasO. has come to Douglas 10 establish a wholesale and retail candy factory. MT. Rogers will be located in the Brophy block. in the store room formerly occupied by Flick finger & Grove. This will be one of the largest business houses of the kind of the territory and. will be the cen tral distributing point for MT. Rogers business of Arizona
 A. D. Nanney, manager of the Swift Packing company of Douglas, return ed from Bisbee and other points west iof here in the interest of his company.
 Mir. Nanney states that business is improving noticeably. q was 1spe- cially pleased at the general good feeling which is prevailing" said he,
 and I find the business is in the Iascendancy generally"
 R. Y. PesQueria, who has been in Douglas for the past two days, left for his ranch in Sonora, of which he is manager. MT. Pesqueria was the brother-inlaw of Mir. Ruiz, who was recently killed near Hermosillo by the Yaquis. and was also a nephew of Mrs. Morales, who suddenly died in Los Angeles, a mention of which was reported in the Dispatch. Mir. Pesquer- ia will take entire charge of the Ca chuta ranch since the death of MT. Ruiz.
 Asa T. Hoy of the Bisbee Review arrived in Douglas last night.
 A F. Stumpf came in from Tomb stone last night and is registered at the Gadsden.
 J. c. Callaghan is in Douglas for short stay.
 A letter received yesterday from F. NJ. Cummins, who is now visiting at Los Angeles, together with ais wife, stated that he would arrive in Douglas Friday and would be proud to get bacE :o his old home
 Douglas Lodge No. 20, I. O. o. | will convene in regular weekly sessiC2 l this evening at their hall.
 Prosperity Grove No. Il, the ladies | of the Woodmen of the World, 1 has called a special meeting for this 1 evening in Woodman nall.