Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-22

over Oklahoma and Texas, having been gone for nearly two weeks.
 Earl Kelly, representing "The Call l of the Desert" new magazine pub lished at Phoenix, is in town soliciting business for the magazine.
 Mrs. A. W Casey, wife of the as sistant manager in the mercantile de- partment at Nacozari, came up yester- day and is visiting in the city. Dr. E. J. Alderman, who haiis from anywhere south of Moctezuma, is in the city from Uputo, where he has been in connection with some mining work that he is doing at that point.
 Mrs. J. E. Milligan, sister to Mrs. Blair of 1116 E. avenue, left yester- day morning for Coffeyville, Kansas. which is her home. She has been wis iting her sister here for three weeks.
 Mrs. G. H. Hirst and her sister, Miss Blanche McNamara, spent yesterday in Bisbee, returning on the evening train. Miss McNamara will leave the middle of the week for her home in the east.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. McCallum return ed yesterday from trip to the coast, having been gone about ten days. Mrs. McCallum came in on the morning train leaving MT. McCallum in Bisbee for the day, he reaching here on num- Der four last night
 Ridgely Hooper of the Copper Queen store, returned yesterday from his va cation, which was spent in Denver, his former home. He arrived there in time for the convention, to all the sessions of which he secured passes. He reports a most enjoyable trip.
 O. A. Larrazola returned yesterday from Fronteras, where he has been since Friday and is registered at the Gadsden. He will return shortly to his home at Las Vegas, New Mexico, where he goes to take up the fight for delegates to congress from that terri tory.
 J. w. Woodruff, chief engineer of the Copper Queen interests in Bisbee, passed through the city last evening on his way to Denver, where he will enter a hospital at that point. The sleeping car Anjou was sent up yesteT- day afternoon on number one, for his accommodation.
 M. c. Hernandez, a member of the firm of brokers of c. l.. Andrews and company, is confined to his home with the humps. MT. Andrews who is in Cotton, Calif., visiting his people was wired yesterday to return and look af- ter the business of the firm. It was his intention to remain on the coast un- til the end of the month.
 Joe Brown of this city is shipping a car load of automobiles to Globe, where he has already disposed of seY- eral machines. The carload consists of five machines, all of which are new with one exception. A great inter est is being aroused around Globe in the. matter of automobiles, and dur ing a recent visit to that city Mir. Brown sold several machines
 The contract for carrying the mai to and from the depot here to the postoffice has been let to D. E. Oli- yer. who lately purchased the livery business of Fletcher and Fletcher on Ninth street. This has been held for a considerable time by the Scott Trans fer company of this city, but as they were underbid it was awarded to Ol- yer.
 The local Y. M. c. A is offering as an inducement to new members. a six months membership for $500 which offer holds good for ten days.
 The Elks report success in the giv- ing of their dance at the ball park Sat urday, as a large number of people took advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the ride out and to have a few dances in the cool of the evening. IL is their purpose to make this a regular Saturday night feature until further notice, and as all funds raised from this source will be applied to their building fund, it merits the support of those who desire to spend a pleasant evening, with congenial surroundings