Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-04
DOUGLAS PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. NJ. F.. Reed will leave this evening for her home in Little Rock. Arkansas. after an extended visit with her son. E. B. Reed. of the Daily International in this city. Arthur Flickinger is back from Sylvanite where he went several months ago to engage in the lumber | business
 Father Gheldorf went to Courtland this morning where he has planned the erection of a Catholic church.
 Supervisor Jake Shearer and son left this morning with load Of sup plies for their mining camp in the Swisshelms, where young Shearer will remain in charge of development work.
 | Tom Rice has returned from Tue. son where he has been attending the Ariozna university. He is the eldest son of MT. and Mrs. H. B. Rice. | Constable Frank Clark and Deputy Sheriff J. R. Hilburn have gone to Tombstone on business. | Mrs. F. Fiomerfelt. Miss Margaret Isaacs. A. G. Curry and P. C. Mo Mullen went to Tombstone today as witnesses against the Mexicans who were caught shoplifting here recently. | MrS. Aflild M. DstT itll lOuds lOf Seattle to visit with relatives and take in the big exposition. c. c. Broadhead. one of the locat- ing engineers on the Henning line, came in last night from a months visit to his old home in Missouri.
 Mrs. w. P. Lyons, who has been a guest at the Gadsden for some time, left yesterday for Fl Paso.
 c. H. M. Gordon went south to Yzabel today to make a transfer of the station at that place to Mir. Flores, who relieves the regular agent, Joe Caldwell, who expects to take a months vacation.
 K. Jenken of Pilares returns to the mine today after spending two weeks in Douglas.
 , S. J. Crow. head clerk of the Queen hotel, leaves tomorrow for Los Angeles where he has accepted a DO sition in the collecting offices of the Bullock department store. , c. F. McCord of the firm of Power. and McCord at Portal left for that , place this morning after spending 5 several days here on business.
 Mrs. J. W. Stonehouse left last night for Denver to spend the sum mer.
 Mrs. Florence K. Smith and son ! Harold. left yesterday for California l to spend the summer months. George Bravin, chief of police a Tombstone. came in this morning. Fred Moore went out to the J. I Hood ranch this morning Mrs. J. R. Todd and baby left las night for her old home in Kansa to spend the summer. T~-ss E.@h meyer. the well known mining me ! of Nacozari. are in the city. ]. R Todd. an auditor for the Cor per Queen. has gone to Nacozari ol 1 company business. He will be al l sent for some time. ! J. c. Erickson left this morning fo Michigan and other eastern places fo a months vacation. F. P. Oaks. master mechanic fo
 the Southwestern, went east today o
 official business.
 ] Mrs. A E. Branham left for he
 home near Rodeo this morning wher
 her husband Is a prosperous farme
 Mir. Branham was formerly with tn
 Moctezuma Copper company at Nact
 zari.
 Mrs R. s. vickers of Moctezum
 Is very i'll at the Calumet hospit;
 and an operation will probably |
 necessary.
 A compound boy was born to NJ
 and Mrs. F. Campbell yesterday.
 !. W. Copeland went to Hachita Q
 railroad business this morning
 Mrs. c. w. Gatlif returned tn
 morning from near Ogden. Utal < where she was recently called by tt
 illness of her mother who is much ir
 proved. Mrs. Gatliff reports 8 heay
 snow storm in that section of tf 8 country last Friday.
 Harry Wheeler came in from Tom
 stone today.
 Mrs. s. E. Copeland, who has bee visiting relatives in Douglas for son
 time. went to her home at TucuI cari. New Mexico. this morning. J. NJ. Sparks is in the city fro
 Courtland. He says the new camp
 continuing to make good and tn
 many substantial Improvements al going forward