Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-17
DOUGLAS PERSONALS
(Douglas Dispatcb1

The Globe baseball players who dis
 banded here left for their several hom
 banded here, left for their severa
 homes yesterday.
 L. A. Hohstadt Is up from his rancl
 for short business trip. 1 Several hunting parties left for hunt
 ing trips in various directions iron
 Douglas yesterday.
 E. R. Richard came in from Tuesor
 yesterday.
 l B, A. Packard went to Bisbee yes
 terday.
 Mrs. J. R. Davis, mother of G. H
 Davis, left yesterday for her home in Fl Paso
 A. D. Nanney left this morning fer Bisbee and other points in the intere7t of the Swift Packing Company.
 Andy Scott returned yesterday after short absence looking after his con. tracts.
 Tom Wilson. one of the old business men of this city, has returned after a visit to his old home in Missouri He reports that everything is prosperous back there and the agricultural inter. ests are the best for years. Chief Armstrong, who went to Ris- bee during the fire, returned yesterday and expressed himself much surprised at the work of the fire fighters of that city under the great disadvantages which they labored.
 Mrs William Foster. who resides at the c. and A. smelters, returned yes. terday from a visit to her old home in Texas. Mrs. Foster found her rela- tives in the best of health and much interested in the great progress of Ar izano.
 Harvey Johnson returned from Bis bee yesterday after spending some time looking over the ruins of he fire
 Lane Blumenthal has returned from Bisbee after an absence of three weeks
 William Kline left for Bisbee yester- day.
 Emil Sundstrom left for Bisbee yes terday for a short visit.
 Dick Rundle left for Bisbee on the afternoon train yesterday.
 Jack Lynch left for Bisbee yesterday for a short trip.
 Superintendent James Wood left for Bisbee yesterday to assist in any way possible his many friends who have suffered from the awful fire.
 Mrs. Raymond Coll and son Ray mond left for Bisbee on the afternoon train for short visit with friends.
 Mrs. Joseph Kline and her mother. Mrs. Philip Argossin, left yesterday to visit their old home in Washington, D. c.
 The Home Grocery will have a bur ther shop in connection in few days which will be managed by Frank Bauer. one of our pioneer butchers.
 Mack Smith, of the Copper Queen store. is taking his vacation.
 F. W. Faust, the tailor. has moved his shop in one of the PirtlevilIe store rooms on G avenue between Ninth and Tenth.
 Mrs. Leslie Gatliff is again in charge of the Leslie house and has furnished the house throughout
 Miss Charlibois of Ventura, Cal, has 1 accepted a position as school teacher | in the local public schools.
 General Manager Stuart W. French | from Bisbee last night, where | he went to get an idea of the tre- i nendous loss which that city has suf- | tered by the fire.
 xx-ffo bee yesterday, taking photographs.
 Lane Blumenthal returned yesterday from a three weeks visit at Bisbee.
 Elmer Smith of the Fl Paso & South western railroad, returned yesterday | rom Tucson after weeks visit. l
 Mrs. Frank Johnson came down to Douglas last night and is the guest | of Mir. and Mrs Sam Hayhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were burned out by the fire
 George H. Kelly returned last even Ing from Bisbee, where he went yee -erday morning. He states that tho people of Bisbee are getting ready rebuild the stricken portion of the sity and are all determined to show o the world greater Bisbee.
 Secretary Eastman, of the Y. NJ. c. A.. returned from Bisbee last night, where he went to spend the day
 Rev. c. c. Young returned from 3isbee last night, where he ias been o give a series of lectures.
 Fred Sutter, B. J. o'Reilly and H. W. Jorgenson passed through last light to visit the Hachita gold fields. They express great hopes of that be- oming one of the great camps of the outhwest.
 c. W. Gunwaldt, assistant chief of he Douglas fire department, returned rom Bisbee last night. where he went 0 render assistance he might be able 0 give in that city.
 MT. Prather, the merchant at Rodeo, nd one of the oldest residents of that ity, spent yesterday in Douglas, fe urning to his home on the drummers' pecial.
 MT. and Mrs. Jodn Graham left yes } srday for Houston, Tex, the home of ITS. Graham. where they will visit ; elatives for the next 30 days.