Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
DOUGLAS NEWS.

Mir. and Mrs. T. H. Purcell have re- turned from . three months' visit in San Luis Potosi and Mexico City. E. P. Grindell left last night for Chicago on business trip.
 Mrs. Frank Ellison returned yester- day from a several days visit with her brother at Cananea.
 c. M. iverson of the Copper Queen store spent yesterday in Bisbee.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. G.. Mustain return. ed fist night from a vacation trip of three weeks spent in Los Angeles. San Francisco and ,Sas Jose.
 Don Libroio vazquez of Agua Prieta is business visitor to Cananea for a few days '1~
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Melcber and young son of Nacozari were arrivals this morning from Fl Paso. where they have been visiting for a week.
 Andy Scott was passenger for Courtland today.
 Reverend E. ". Simonson and daughter. Katherine, spent Sunday in Bisbee.
 Annie Lois Fisher returned this morning from Waxahachie. Texas, where she has been visiting for tho past two months.
 Walter Douglas, in company with George Gage of Tombstone. passed through the city this morning en route to Morenci.
 Oscar Fisher, another member of local Elkdom. came in yesterday from Los Angeles.
 Dr. L. W. Downs returned Saturday from an interesting vacation trip of six weeks. which embraced Yellow stone park. Portland. Seattle, Salt Lake and San Francisco. J. E. Godcharles Is spending a few days in Cananea
 c. E. Krinbill. accompanied by his mother. Mrs George E. Krinbill. passed through Douglas this morning for Chicago, for a six weeks vaca. tion.
 Professor G. E. Krinbill is. spending the day in Douglas from Bisbee Hickman investigates Typhoid. Dr. A. R. Hickman left for Benson this morning to investigate the ty' phoid fever epidemic at that place There is considerable infection, which is supposed to come from one or more milk ranches in the vicinity of Ben 
 son.
 Carpenters Enjoying Life. In a letter from Rev. A. B. Carpen ter. pastor of the Douglas Christian church, who, with his family. is spend ing the summer on the coast, he says: We are all enjoying ourselves hugely We read the International with much delight every day. When our time $ come for us to return, we will be glad to get back home" | Ribs Broken in Runaway. Two horses drawing the dairy wag on of w. H. Morris became frighten ed Saturday afternoon at the break | ing of some of their harness and rar away. near Seventh and c. MT. Nor ris and his son were in the wagon al the time. The son escaped injury but i Mir. Morris suffered several broker ribs and a few minor injuries. ' Music at Gadsden Tonight. Mir. LePaige, the mining man-musi elan, IS in the city again and is ; ! guest of the Gadsden. Mir. LePaige on the occasion of a former visit, de | lighted a large audience. which gath cred in the hotel lobby and on tn meZzanine floor, with a program o piano selections. Those who hear him before and others VII be glad t' hear that Mir. LePaige will play agaii tonight at the Gadsden.
 Shots Scare Thieves.
 Efforts of supposed horse thieve
 to make way with a horse at tn
 home of R L. Johnson of the Dougla
 Steam laundry. corner of Seventeenth
 and F. were thwarted by the promp
 use of pistol. Two men were seen
 about 9:30 o'clock, in the act of sad
 ding the horse and without furthe
 delay two shots were fired in thei
 direction. Evidently neither was hi
 as both ran and left no indication c
 an injury upon their trail