Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-10

! and will resume his place at the smel- ters. He has been helping on the construction work of the new smel ters at that place.
 Sam Sunshine, who has been in the
 umbrella business ln Douglas for several days past, left for Bisbee on yesterdays train
 Clarence Krinbill returned to Bisbee yesterday after spending several days in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. George Dave. who have been visiting relatives and frie.ds at Santa Barba 2, California. for tie past thirty days retarned yes. teddy MT. Dave says every tlirc Is ftr Taft in California.
 F.inh Hubbard, who has Leen i'. Donc as for several days, returned tu the F. bse-Souora u;;Ia yesterday
 H. C. Beauchamp, who has been wis iting friends in Douglas for the past two weeks, returned to the Trans vaal mine yesterday. Mr. BeaucLamp hopes to return to this city during the coming week.
 B. K. EIkin, cashier for the Bis bee railroad at Nacozari, returned south yesterday on the afternoon train.
 U. s. Deputy Marshal Jack Foster spent yesterday in Douglas cn off cial business. returning to Bisbee in the afternoon.
 Judge Morris Buttner came in from Pirtleyille yesterday and says that politics are stirring just TOW.
 Ms Meyer, mother as .itsr4d Paul, who iIds been visiting in Douglas, iei. tor her home yesterday.
 N's Sam Finley, who has been wis itiie ia Fl Paso, will return Snine ,his incrrlrs.
 Ms Albert J. Hopkins, i... daugh- ter cf MT. and Mrs. Judge Cass. is expected to arrive in Dorgias tbis Eicrn'Eg to visit her parra:s and frrlGt in Douglas.
 Aniy Scott left for Ra.ieo yestcr- dav Ca business.
 Phillip LeNoir, social secretary of the Y. M. c. A last season. after spending the summer at Lake Geneva Wis, has returned to Douglas.
 H, w. Cutchell of tae Southwest ern railway came ta from Fl Paso yesterday.
 The Whist club which enjoyed such a successful season last winter had their first gathering last night at the CcLntry club where a picnic supper was enjoyed by the members.
 H. B. Rice and " Fl. Reno gre ex- I Tected home from tleir hunting trip in a day or so.
 John Burrus, ons of the old em- rlcyes of the C. 6 4. is quite i'll at his residence at the Plymouth Louse He had just returned from a two week hunting trip in the Guadalupe can yun
 c. A. Overlook has returned from Bisbee.
 Lillie Mae Clinton, who has been al the Calumet hospital where she underwent an operation for appendi- l sitis, has sufficiently recovered to be l taken to her home She is the daugn- 1 .er of MT. and Mrs. O. K. Clinton.
 Mrs. Henry Strodthoff gave a whist | party to a number of her friends at he Gadsden Tuesday afternoon.
 Dr. E. w. Adamson was called to Sacozari this week to perform an operation on one of his patients sz hat point.
 John Dunbar, one of the oldest news 'aper men in Arizona, arrived in Doug as last night to make a short visit n the Shelter City. Mir. Dunbas has lot visited Bisbee since the railroad vas constructed into that big cop Ter camp. He published a paper in tombstone when that camp was stir ing, coming to Arizona in 1877. He as edited papers in Phoenix aud is ne of the best known journalists in he southwest.
 Sam Hauser, one of the we'll known men who travels out of an Francisco, arrived in the city last fight for a few days.
 Mir. Isaacs, who has had charge of he dining car service between Doug as and Benson, will have a differ nt run hereafter. He has made many -iends in Douglas and on this run of he southwestern who will greatly egret to have Mir. Isaacs lose his in this city.
 The hose team is working hard to ct fine team together for the com 1g hose race at the territorial fair Thich will be held at Phoenix. All -ho are expecting to make a trial for 1e team will meet at the city hall 1nigat, where the matter will bel . arefully discussed and the best menI i'll be enlisted for the tryout H. White, having charge of the ad- for Buffalo Bills Wild West now, was busy yesterday with force men billing the town for the com lg show
 R. Zellner came in from the west ist night
 W. H. Constable. one of the first roperty holders of Douglas. Is makiug is regular trip to this city.
 C. T. Mannering. representing the os Angeles board of underwriters, is aying Douglas a slort visit Mir. and Mrs. r. B. King rsvrned 'om El Paso yesterday. Mrs. King as been making an extended trip for eyerai months.