Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-19
Cochise County

Miss Susie Cabell of Tombstone i visiting at the home of Mir. and Mrs lJ. F. Ross.
 George A. Eastman of Los Angelei passed through this city yesterday ei route nome from Sonora. He recentll acquired. through John Alexander. th' Fl Aguaje property, an antigua saiC to be very rich.
 | Mrs. R. B. Ayres and daughter Miss Corine, mother and sister of Mrs Albert Nj. Sames. leave tonight foi their home in Texarkana. Texas. Miss Corine has made her sister quite an iextended visit, coming here in May She made large circle of friends who are sorry to see her leave Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Foster have a fine baby doughter to brighten their home.
 Tim Bleyin spent Sunday in Doug las.
 Ed Moore came in Sunday from his ranch up the valley.
 George Green is a visitor in town from Nacozari.
 W R. Holland came in from the Santa Teresa mine Sunday.
 John F. Hohstadt is in town, com ing from Turicachi.
 s. w. French went up to Bisbee yesterday afternoon.
 c. Havlin and J. Krummel were down from Bisbee yesterday.
 D. w Pollard has returned from the Y. NJ. c. A. convention at Denver.
 MT. and Mrs. Lew Morris are ex- pected to from California today.
 J, Taylor Bradley has gone to the Elephant Butte dam, near Rincon, New Mexico.
 Lute Gould, who is in the newspa- ger business in Bisbee, spent Sunday at his home in Douglas.
 Capt McEnery came in from Fl Paso yesterday ana is stopping at the Gadsden.
 J. J. Jones, forest ranger, stationed lat Fucker. came in yesterday for a few days on business.
 F.. F. McIIvinney came in from the west Sunday and left for his mines
 
 Superintendent Daniel O'Donovan of the street railway returned from Ma. cozari yesterday.
 Mrs. Ayers and Miss Corine Ayers. mother and sister or Mrs Albert Sames, will leave for Texarkana to- day.
 c. R. billiard of the Copper Queen store has returned from a two weeks vacatian and was back at his post yesterday.
 c. E. Barber of the Copper Queen store has returned to duty again after la two weeks vacation spent in Cana nea, Bisbee and other points
 Miss Berta webber has taken the place of Mrs. Murphy as stenographer in the office of the Yon Arnim com pany during Mrs. Murphy's vacation
 Miss Edith Hodgman has returned from a visit to her father at Arivica. Mir. HOdgman is immigration officer at that point.
 Mrs. T. J. Spalding and Miss Me Graw, who have recently been visit ing Mrs. J. Knight, SIS Seventh street, nave returned to Bisbee.
 Miss Pearl Scheerer returned home on yesterday afternoons train from Tombstone, where sne spent several days visiting friends.
 L. E. Fortin cut his hand severely Sunday morning on the golf links. He had driven his ball close to a fence and in playing out struck his thumb against the rusty wire of the fence and it was cut to the pone.
 Sherman Crump and Ed Dowdle, s'he were bitten by a hydrophobia coyote, passed through the city re- turning from the Pasteur institute at Austin, Texas. Both are now free from danger of the dread disease.
 MT. and Sirs. F. s. Douglas and son. Freddie, leave this morning for the coast. where they will spend the next two weeks. The trip will be made especially on account of Mrs. Douglas' health.
 Mrs. F. s, Rosignol of the Woodland did not go to Los Angeles, as previous ly announced. She left yesterday for Chicago, where her physicians believed she would receive better medical treat ment than in Los Angeles, as first planned
 Mrs. W. c. Davis returned yester- i day from San Diego, where she went to attend the funeral of her brother. | David A. Saquist, who formerly lived here and was a member of the local Aerie Of Eagles. The San Diego Eagles bore the expense of the funeral ] and Mrs. Davis extends her thanks to the order.
 Miss Myrtle Dunbar, who has been the the guest of Mrs. Hoffman on Fourteenth street for several months past, left Sunday for her home in Den yer. Miss Dunbar nas made many friends in Douglas who will be glad to learn that she will return here next winter
 c. T. McGlone, former supervisor of the Chirieahua forest reserve, spent Sunday with his many friends in Douglas. The people of this city keenly regretted that MT. McGIone should leave our midst as his work has met with the greatest satisfaes:ss ot any one ever having the work in charge. He stated that he could no longer waste his time for the small smonnt of money in the job and en- gagged in other lines of work. He has been very successful in his new field Of ictivity.
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