Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-08-29
DOUGLAS PERSONALS

w ID. King came up from Nacozari
yesterday.
J. A. Holden spent yesterday at War
ren.
o, G. Roush is in the city from Ma
cozan on business.
II. r. Berger plans to move his Jew
.elry establishment next Sunday.
W. X. Flora was in the city yester-
day from BisDee on court business.
Dan Travis is up and about again
after an attack of appendicitis.
Pullman Conductor McIsaacs is tax
ing a lay off for two or three days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. ]. Tovey have
returned from vacation trip to Cor
pus Christi, Texas.
Miss Teresa Torpey and her brother,
Contractor NJ J. Torpey. have return
ed from an extended trip in the east
Hon. B. a Packard left for Phoe-
nix yesterday afternoon to attend a
meeting of the territorial fair com
mission.
Roland Curry, son of Avery Curry,
has returned from an outing On the
Turkey Track ranch.
DR.. H. A Nichols was a passenger
to arrive from Nacozari yesterday and
is guest at the Roy.
w w. Welcome is spending this
week out at the ranch of Ed Howard,
about twelve miles east OF town.
Mrs. Ferguson of the Leslie House
is enjoying a visit from her laugh
ter. Mrs. George Reynolds, of CoIum-
bia, Tenn
Jose c. Canon Of the firm of Ca
hlou Garcia was in Douglas yester-
DAY. coming up from his home at Ma
cozari.
Superintendent F. B. King of the
Southwestern arrived in the city yes
terday morning after trip over the
lire.
Sheriff Jack White was in the city
yesterday on a business trip and Incl
dentally extending the political glad
hand.
Calisher is planning to open an ex
elusive shoe department WITH the larG
est stock ever seen in Douglas at tn,
store at the corner of G avenue ana
Ninth street.
Run1or has it that H. B. Calisher
has already engaged a store on Broad
way in Los Angeles and will shortly
enter business in the southern Cali
fornia metropolis.
James McFadden of the Copper
Queen store brought home his bride
rom Chicago yesterday morning. The
happy couple are registered at the
Queen.
H. D. Burial. forest assistant in the
local forest office, has returned from
a trip of several weeks into the CHR
icahua forest, where his work in pre-
pairing a map OF the forest called him.
DR.. George H. Holt and G. H. Tap
ley, Cincinattians, who are interested
in mining property in the Tabatacochi
district, came up from their proper
ties yesterday and proceeded east last
night
Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Douglas with their
children, Mrs. Douglas maid and Mr.,
Douglas secretary. left for Bisbee
yesterday afternoon. From there Mrs.
Douglas intends to proceed TO the
coast.
Richard ROnstadt, supervisor for the
Singer Sewing Machine company for
the territory of Arizona, was here yes
terday looking in to the business Of
the local agent, J. H. Rountree.
Mrs. T. A. McDonOUgh has present
ed her husband with buxam y pound
daughter. Miss McDOnough arrived on
morning and both she and
and her mother reported as pro
crossing famously.
Frank Johnson, a well known local
barber, is suffering from serious case
Of appendicitis at his home on E ave
nue., between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. He was to have been opeT-
ated on last evening. but the result
was not ascertained at the time of
going TO press.