Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-04-16

of beef cattle from Sonora.
The members of the st. Cecelias'
Guild viii meet at the rectory Wednes-
day afternoon and a full attendance is
requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice will leave today
for their old home In Los Angeles
where they will make their home II,
the future.
County Assessor Charles r. Howe
and wife have been visitors at the
Queen Hotel in this city for some time
Mrs. F. Bartholomai came up from
her home at the Fl Tigre mine yester-
day for few days visit in Douglas.
Mrs. F. Finch of Nacozari arrived Ia
Douglas yesterday and is visiting at the
Queen Hotel.
J. S. Douglas Of Nacozari went to
Bisbee yesterday morning.
Mrs. Geo. H. Kelly left yesterday
afternoon for Tucson where she viii.
visit at the home of her son, W. B.
Kelly and family. From there she will
go to Globe for visitwith her daughter
Mrs. C. L. Rawlins
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff and
little daughter will leave this morning
for Anaheim, Cal, the home of Mrs
Strodthoffs parents. Mr.. Strodthoff
will remain for about a month visiting
various places along the coast while
Mrs. Strodthoff and daughter will
spend the summer.
Foreman F. W. Smith Of tae local
car shops is laying off on account of
/ illness.
Bert Hodges formerly in the First
National Bank of Douglas and who for
several months has been representing
the Minneapolis Steel and Machinery
company in Nacozari where the com.
pany was fulfilling contract, left yes
Iterday for two weeks vacation at his
old home in Tucumcari, after which he
will go north for another assignment
by the company for which ne is work,
ing.
Mrs. NJ. D. Teachout arrived in town
Monday from Mexico She has been
spending the winter in Southern Can
fcrnia and stopped off in Douglas to
look after her property interests here.
She will leave shortly for Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
C. w. Long is suffering with d
severe attack of appendicitis.
Joe Bright of Globe arrived in Doug,
! las yesterday on a visit to the home OF
/ his brother in-law Louis Cowley.
The pay car for the El Paso and
Southwestern railroad arrived in DOUG
las yesterday afternoon on Mol, but
the crowd awaiting it's arrival was
| very nohcably smaller than that which
used to greet its arrival in this city.
G. D. Linsey went to Bisbee yesreT.
/ day afternoon for few days visit OF
business.
| MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Saddler left yes.
iterday afternoon for a visit with
! friends and relatives in Bisbee.
R. S. Kellogg Of Washington, d. c.,
! in the office of wood utilization in the
department Of forestry, arrived in
Douglas yesterday to attend the meet.
ings of the convention of forest rang,
/ ers from the two neighboTing districts,
which will be held here on the 16, II
and IS of this month in Irene hall.
lOother members of the departments in
Washington are expected to arrive to
MORROW or next day.
/ The Antler bar reopened yesterday
under the management of the former
proprietor, C. G. Hankle, and many old
time friends of Mr.. Hankle were in to
wish him success in reopening ais bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Perry, accompan.
lied by Mr.. PerTy's brother, F. n. Perry
and wife, from Billings. Okla, have
gone to the Las Animas valley for 9
months camp life for the benefit Of
Mrs. D. L. Perry's health. The com
pany made the trip by driving over
land in a big covered wagon and toor
along a cook so,that once there. theii
only efforts will be spent in having ;
good time.
4 A. Alexander, steel worker in th'
local car shops who was badly injure,
some time ago by being hit in the ey'
by plug out OF an air hammer, wen
back to work yesterday. In the acci
dent Mr.. Alexander sustained bai
cut across one cheek ahich entere
the eye and for time was very s.
rious wound.