Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-06
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.

8. NJ. Gummids of Cananea came to
Douglas yesterday for few days visit
on business.
Mrs. Alfred Paul returned from
Tombstone where she has been visit
ing her parents for the past week.
Mrs. Harry Van Allan returned from
Los Angeles last night after several
weeks absence.
Rev. George Logic returned yesteF-
day from Kansas City where he mas
been attending the general assembly Of
| the Presbyterian church. He had a
delightful trip and visit and reports
| very successful meeting Of the Or
ganization.
| V. s. Delay of the drug department
| of the Copper Queen store accompan-
led by his family left yesterday for
their old home in Iowa on a vacation
visit.
Mrs. May Mahan of the drygoods de-
partment of the Copper Queen store
has returned to her place after sever
al days of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Alexander ana
family left last evening for their old
home in New York state for a visit
DR.. FARRELL who is conducting re-
vival services at the Baptist church
will preach this evening to Odd FeE
lows especially. DR.. Jarrel is an Odd
| Fellow himself and has prepared an
| interesting sermon for the members
! of the lodge.
/ Miss Louise BaiIy a Bisbee teacher
is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Gibson.
James Reardin, a car repairer at the
local railroad shops is now able to
be out for the first time after a months
illness with the lagrip. He will be
able to return to work in a day or
two.
George Green a car repaiTer nas res
igned to accept position on the yard
force.
Mrs. w. D. Eastman and doughter,
Marian, left last night for their old
home in Cleveland to spend the sum-
mer.
D. W. Pollard, field secretary of the
~. N. c. A. is in FL Paso attending a
A special tran left Douglas for Ell
Paso at noon yesterday carrying A. C.
James, one of the vice presidents of
the Phelps-Dodge company and general
manager Simmons of the FL Paso and
/ Southwestern.
The funeral of the late John Allison
will be held in the Presbyterian church
nt 90 or
| Mrs. CramIr of New York, the moth
er of w. B. Cramir. formerly of Doug
las, left yesterday for Clifton to vise
her son
! Miss Eunice Thompson accompany
led by her mother left yesterday for
their home in Teel, \. NJ.
AdoIph Storm the wellknown Doug
with rheumatism for a long time went
up to the hot springs at Fort Henry
yesterday.
: Miss Margaret Norcop one of the
teachers in the Douglas school left
yesterday afternoon for ner home in
Silver City, n. NJ.
Contractor Otto P. Rroeger arrived
III DOtSldS yesterday HUI IiAS DuI was
soon after his arrival teIegraphed stat
ing that the bank building at Naco had
burned during the night and asking
him to come there to undertake the
necessary repairs. He left for Mace.
Immediately. He was unable to state
how seriously the fire was.
William Bright came up from the
FL Tigre mine yesterday and is visit
mig the city for a few days.
/ Rev. and Mrs. C. c. Young Of the
! ouglas Baptist church, WHO nave jus
returned from their tour through ET
rope during the winter, are expected
to arrive in Douglas today. They have
been visiting for some time at the
nome Of the parents OF Rev. Young in
Lake Charles, La, where ne has been
quite i'll.
: ]. A. Howell and B. p. Marqucr of
Cananea arrived in Douglas yesterday
ION business visit.
] Chief Armstrong is putting some of
the men Of the fire department through
some special practice work on the fire
engine. The work is mostly in coup
ling.
Dr. and Mrs. W. c. Alvarez Of Can
anea are visitors in Douglas