Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-26
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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town Saturday and will spend several days here, the guest of Mrs. Smith on Eighth street.
 H. T. Green, purchasing agent fol the Southern Pacific at Douglas, will leave shortly for the east. Mrs. Green and children will leave in few days for Kansas City to visit Mrs. Greens parents. They. are disposing of their furniture and giving up there house here.
 H. c. Beumler went to Tucson yes terday, where he had w. J. DwyeI appointed administrator for the Prince estate.
 Hoval A Smith came down from Bisbee last night.
 Clarence Krinbill arrived from Bis bee last night
 A hunting party consisting of Messrs Kirkland, Wright. Watkins and Fowl CT, spent Saturday and Sunday down in Mexico. MT. Kirkland has a fine pair of antlers as souvenir of the trip.
 w. Talbot, formerly employed in the Walls-Fargo office in Benson, inas come to Douglas to accept position as | driver on one of the wagons here.
 L. o. Hohstadt went down on the noon train for Nacozari yesterday.
 Mrs. J. c. Keen returned to Naco zari yesterday after few days visii in Douglas.
 F.EV. Moreno returned yesterday from Nacozari. where he has been or business for the past week. Frizt Kohlmeyer came up from his properties down in Mexico yesterday
 Frank Nelson, proprietor and maker of the "Bisbee Fayorite" cigar of that city, was in Douglas yesterday on busi | ness.
 c. G. Willman of Los Angeles, rep resenting the Los Angeles Wholesale Board of Trade, Is in Douglas on 2 business visit.
 Mrs. George Hall of Clifton, wnc has been visiting her brothers, VII and Dick Jennings on their ranch neal Douglas, will leave today for her home l Tim Lamberts came up yesterday from his properties down in Mexico for visit in Douglas.
 The Odd Fellows lodge and the E | L. of F. lodge gave a social dance al the Odd Fellows hail last night, there being about fifty couples in attendance Rudolph's orchestra furnished the mus ic and a very pleasant evening wa! enjoyed by all.
 William Hughes of Bisbee, foreman of the Lake Superior & Pittsburg mine was a visitor in Douglas yesterday.
 Mrs. Claude Pollard, who has Ions been resident of Douglas, left yes terday for Aguas Calientes, Mexico where she will make her future home Her husband nas secured a position with the Mexican Central roilroad
 Mrs. ". NJ. Adamson received tel egram yesterday announcing the sat news of the death of her brother Frank Masters, of San Francisco.
 R. s. Maelay, who has had such { long siege with pneumonia, is nov able to be out again and in few day will resume his duties at the Coppel Queen smelter. ....
 H. L. Thompson, field manager fo the American Mining Congress, arriy ed in Douglas from Fl Paso yesterda, and will be here for some time MT | Thompson is here to interest Douglas mining men in an organization whfcl will embrace the entire territory.
 A. L. Knowles, master mechanic 0 the Cananea smelter, was visitor fl Douglas yesterday.
 A party of ladies from Cananea, con sisting of Mrs. W. c. Greene, Mrs. Jas Kirk and Mrs. Gibbs and Miss Molli Dowdle, came over to Douglas yestei day in Col. Greene's big touring cal They took dinner at the Dowdle hom on Thirteenth street and in the after noon went to Bisbee.
 The local lodge of Woodmen of tn World will hold meeting in their reg ular hall Wednesday evening for tn purpose of stimulating enthusiasm i the work of hte lodge.
 Deputy Organizer W. L. Morrow wi deliver an address and Council Con mander will act as master of cere monies. After he musical and iiterar program the remainder of the evenin will be spent in dancing. Refreshment , will be served. The ladies are espC cially invited to this meeting, as it i the purpose of the committee to mak it big success socially. Those wh constitute the committee on arrange
 ments are: T. S. SeaIy, Thomas II Butler and w. A. Leak Douglas has now a Woman's Chri. tian Temperance Union as tde resul of the visit of Mrs. Ida Wallace UT , ruh, w. c. T. U. organizer for thi district who has been conducting number of meetings at the variou churches during the past week. Those who at the previous meef ings had announced their intention c becoming members, met Sunday afte1 noon to effect the organization. Mir. Unruh called the meeting to order an proceeded at once to the election c officers which resulted as follows: Mir c. s. Long, president; Mrs. Hall, rt cording secretary; Mrs. ". R. Gabrie recording secretary; Mrs. Ben Rice treasurer. Besides the elected officer there will be a vice president se lected to represent each church in th city.
 The new organization starts of wit a list of fl active members and 6 hoI arary members There was great CT thusiasm at the first meeting and tn society gives promise to be a yer active and enterprising one. The nee ings will be held twice each mont on the second and fourth Fridays. Tn