Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-28
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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Mrs Robert Rae left yesterday morn ing for Los Angeles.
 A. King, mining man from Naco- zari is registered at the International hotel.
 Jack White. came in from Tomb stone last night. expecting to return some time today.
 Wm. Cauny, mining machinery salesman from the City of Mexico, is stopping at the Queen hotel.
 G. P. Winsor and wife of Naco- zari are among the guests registered at the Gadsden hotel.
 R. G. Caldwell of Los Angeles is in the city and will remain over until Monday.
 MT. and Mrs W. R. Gabriel left yes terday for Patagonia, Arizona. where they expect to spend couple of weeks.
 The Bible class will meet on the Y. Nj. C. A. porch this afternoon at five p. m.. for their regular Sunday study
 Chief Train Dispatcher J. A. Mccall lum returned yesterday afternoon from a trip of several days to Fl Paso.
 J. c. Ryan, superintendent of Bridges came in yesterday, from Fl Paso where he has been on business.
 J s. Davenport of this city came in yesterday from Hanover, New Mex leo. accompanied by W. s. St Clair of that place.
 T. A. Golding, for several years in the employ of one of the local smeIters, left yesterday for Stafford, where he will make his future home.
 A. L. McCarty, of the Dawson Gold Mining company, came up yesterday from Nacozari, and is registered at the Gadsden-
 M E. Buckets of the Douglas I'm proyement company has imported pedigreed Collie pup from the Kennels in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. FoIkes and daughters left yesterday for Houston, Texas, after having spent several days in the city. Mrs. Folkes resides at Nacozari.
 Jack Volkes. recently arrived in this city from Spokane, Washington, is employed temporarily in the office Of City Clerk Daley, assistink on the tax records.
 c. H. Halvin, travelling representa- tive for the International Correspon- dence schools left yesterday afternoon fir Bisbee.
 s. Neff, who has been in Mexico and California for the past two years, re- turned to Douglas the middle of this week. Mir. Neff was formerly in the contracting business here.
 A. A. Dudley. Manuel Salazar of this city and Captain Thomas Pidwel and Geo. Land of Pearce formed a party that left yesterday afternoon for Nae ozari where they go on mining bus iness, expecting to return Monday.
 Mrs. R. Castenada left yesterday for Nacozari where she will join her hus- band, who Is assistant engineer in charge of the work for the Southern Pacific there. AIrs. CasJenada has been visiting Mrs. E. E. Dayis at the corner of Eight and B avenue.
 Thomas B. Wiseman, who has been doing a contracting business in Doug las for number of months, left yes terday for Los Angeles, where he will stay for a couple of months. Mrs. Wiseman preceded him some ten days ago.
 Parties returning from Moctezuma report that the Moctezuma hotel at that place is now being most satisfac- torily run undeE the management oil ". Fourr who is well known to large number of the people Of Douglas wno have business in Sonora.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Bane and her little son arrived in Douglas last night after having spent three months in Los An geles, where Mrs. Bane went to se- cure treatment for the boy who is af- fiicted with spinal trouble. He is re- ported to be some better. She was met at Benson by Mrs Bane who ac- companied her the remaining distance.
 s. M. Greenridge, the Cananea sur veyor, returned last evening from the Santa Rosa district southeast of Doug