Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-25
personal MENTION.

Mike Leahy came up from Douglas
yesterday 10 spend the day on bust
ness. He met his son, who has been
living In the Huaehucss for several
months. and will return to Douglas
this nlorning.
M. r. Discus left for Douglas last
night TO spend Christmas with his
family.
w. IL. Barry, who is located In the
.customsn department at Naco, passed
through to Douglas last night TO spend
the holidays With hts family.
Reverb Renolds came in from Aqua
Prieta yesterday on a short business
call.
Tom Drisdale left last night for
DtugIas. where he goes to spend the
holidays with his family.
Esss Overlook left for the coast yes
eerdag. where be viii spend the holt
'dayssBf Mr.. Overlook prides himself
upon travelling case which Is labeled
with Himost every tag of the ports of
Earope.H When leaving Warren yes
lterday be added another tag which
win ideztify his travelling case as
coming from the Warren district.
Mr.. tauas Mrs Charles Hicks return
ed from Tombstone yesterday,
: Warren Welcome of Douglas pass
ed through yesterday TO Tucson TO
spend the holidays.
Dr. FIT, Wright passed through TO
Befs6n yesterday on his way west.
Sheriff Jack White and Porter Nc
Donald returned to Tombstone yester-
day.
Superintendent Gerald Sherman re-
turned yesterday from an extended
trip over the west.
C. L. Zschetzchet of Sheboyagan,
Wisconsin,. arrived in Bisbee yesterday
TO spend the holidays with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. A. Taylor.
Cornelius Mupsen left for Tomb
stone yesterday to spend The holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. A. &. Hopkins.
Albert De Saulles, formerly with ths
Review, returned from Tombstone yes
terday He visited Paradise whit
away and reports that district to be
on the verge of a boom. Quite a
strike occurred there in the Four
Metals property, in which Bisbee PEG
pIe are Interested The formation of
Paradise Is so milar to that of Bis
bee. lime intruded by porphry and cap
ped with iron. that those who have
been there, without exception, declare
its future to be one of great POSSIBLE
tiles.
A crowd of young people appeared
about 1880 at Prof. Krinbilfs studio
Wednesday evening and not only
brought with them plentiful supply
of good things TO eat, but also pre-
sented Mr.. Krinbill with very hand,
some mission oak studio rocking
chair as q. Christmas expression of
their esteem for their teacher. Those
partieipating in the affair were Anna
Wallace, Gladys Wood, Myrtle Ar
born. Charles Edmundson, Ida Stone,
Blanche Beckwith. Dorothy Gordon,
Blanche Detloff, Mrs. L. X. AlleTf
Maude Johnson, Maggie Carreto, Ber-
tina Brown, Emma Bell Rolls, Grace
Rundef, Emily Wilson, Anna Bowden,
Add,e Wittig, Florence and Barbara
Watkins, Gladys Adams, Leonore Al
len, Amy Patton, Florence Gallagher,
Althea Saelid, Yda Paff, Irene Stone,
Lucy Detloff, Mabel Bowden, Margaret
Clemens, Jessie Mae WALSH and Miss
Townsend. -
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H Ragsdale have
bought a beautiful home at No 16
Tombstone Canyon They will be al
home to their many friends after Jan
nary 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Boothe, of Opera
Drive. viii entertain Informally at
ChristEas dinner The friends and
relatives who will partake Of theil
hospitality are Mr.. and Mrs b
Boothe. Miss N Kent and Mr.. Charles
Wagner.