Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. T. c. Hogan and family, who have been living in Los Angeles for the benefit of her little daughters health. returned to Blsbee this week and have located on Opera Drive.
 John Peterson of Minneapolis, Minn., is visiting his sister. Mrs. ". c. Han son at Warren.
 W. B. Kelly went to Douglas yester- day on short business trip.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. F. Pfrtle came up from Douglas yesterday.
 Mrs. w NJ Adamson came up from Douglas yesterday.
 V. R. Stiles came in from Fl Paso yesterday.
 Engineer F. B. Wilson and Superin- tendeut F. B. King came in from Doug las yesterday
 John Hohssadt came up from So nora yesterday.
 The funeral of Mrs. Nettie Wood ward occurred yesterday at the O. K. Undertaking pariors at o'clock in the afternoon
 A. N. Brown of the Southwestern arrived in the city yesterday from El .Paso.
 sS Irwin, the photographer, returned from a thirty days vacation yester- day. He will go to Syivanite to locate for the present.
 A. M. Sames was in Bisbee yester- day on legal business, returning to the Shelter City on the evening train.
 H. c. Margarell passed through to Douglas last evening from Tombstone where he had been on legal business. Jeff Donnagan. who has been In Tombstone on business for several days. returned to Douglas last even ing.
 B. A. Packard passed through to Douglas last evening after short business trip to Naco.
 Burton c. Mossman passed through to Douglas lest evening and will re turned to Bisbee today.
 w G. Bauerfeind of Bisbee is spend -jpg the holidays with his father in Y San Antonio, Texas.
 Miss Dorothy McNair, who was re ported as leaving for Douglas yester- day, changed her mind at the last mo ment. and has accepted a position in the post office as general distributing clerk. Miss McNair will make yalu- able addition to the office force.
 Mrs. ]. L. Christie of Tinio, Nova Scotia, is spending the winter with her uaut,l1tEs lSs aNl5oWCaA Ol Quality HilI
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. J. Walsh are visit ing friends fin Tombstone.
 Mrs Asa T. Hoy returned home yes terday after an extended visit to friends and relatives in LamSpasas and Austin. Texas.
 Mrs. w P Boyd, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. M Martin, left for Brownwood, Texas, yesterday, where she will visit Mrs. Mason, sister of Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Boyd has been very popular among the ladies of Bisbee, and will be miss ed greatly by her friends.
 Mrs. E. H. Ryan of Douglas came in from Tombstone yesterday.
 Miss c. c. Star, from Santa Bar bara, Cal, is making an extended visit to her grandmother, Mrs. N. B. Gil- more of Bisbee. Miss Star is cashier of the Potter Hotel at Santa Barbara,
 Mrs M E. Gilmore and Miss c. c. Star will leave Sunday for the Smelt- CT City, where they will spend the holidays.
 Frank Woodrow arrived yesterday from Tempe, where he has been at tensing school. He will return aftsi spending the holidays with his refa- fiEes.
 Er. and Mrs. J. J. Walsh went to Thonbstone yesterday, Mrs. Walsh Te- turafng on the evening train.
 Deputy WiIl White went to Naco yesterday.
 A H. Lyons, of the Tucson Star, ler yesterday for Tucson after seeing the sights of Bisbee.
 Raymond Coll, editor of the Dis. patch. and brother, l.. Coll, who re- centiy returned from abroad, came up fron Douglas last evening on a shorl business trip.
 C. o. Beealer, formerly of Bisbee, and now located at Globe, came in yesterday, leaving on the evening train for Calumet, Michigan.