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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
THE LADIES ARE
INTERESTED
w THE COOKING DEMONSTRATIONS
Many Ladies Visit the Montgomery
Fair Basement Daily.

Mrs. H c. Beeks. with her daily DEM
onstrations OF scientific cooking. 10
attracting a continual flow OF visitors
to the basement of the Montgomery
Fair
Mrs. Beeks Is unauestionably one OF
the ableAt exponents OF scientific. hy-
gienic. and above all. comfortable cook
ing, who has ever visited Montgom-
eryi and her demonstrations and In
structions are made doubly interesting
by the clear. concise way In which she
handles her subjects and replies to all
inquiries
Mrs. Beeks serves her visitors with
cake, cookies. crullers. hot biscuits,
and other delicaeies Of her own cook
inG. and cordially invites the ladies Of
MONTGOMERY to visit her in the Mont
gomery Fairs basement. have a bite to
eat and let her explain any Of the
kitchens difficult problems to III en-.
She will be glad to see you at any time
between the hours OF 0 q. m. to I .. m.
and 2:s0 to .. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
WOMEN ano SOCIETY

Mai Brown was given In marriage to
Mr.. BENJAMIN p. Armstead last even
ing at s:s0 o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Harker, Of the Central
Christian church, ofnciated.
Mrs, Harker rendered q musical pro-
gram while the guests were assemb-
ling.
The wedding march was played BY
Mrs. j. r. Armstead. mother OF the
groom. The brides gown was white
lingerie and lace and her flowers were
brides roses.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. 3.
T. Brown. Mrs. J. w. Napier. OF Nash
Vile Mrs. n. c. Allen. and Miss WI.
lie Belle Brown.
The brides mother wore black silk
gown, while all the other members OF
the rsceiving party wore dainty
white gowns.
(; Mr.. and Mrs. Armstead win reside at
500 Finley avenue.
M MATTHEWs-LYLE.
b At s o'clock yesterday morning Miss
Frances Matthews was given In mar
riase to Mr.. Edward Lyle of Atlanta
at the Matthews home, 1is Mouiton
street
Because Of the very recent bereave-
ment In the family, the guests were
confined to relatives and most intl-
mate friends. Rev. e. e. cobbs Of
hciated.
Mr.. Charles Lyle of st. Louis. broth
er OF the groom, acted as best man.
while DR.. Charles Lewis Marks gave
the bride away. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle left on the 6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
SECRETARY VIEWER
RETURNS FROM TRIP

George Weever, secretary of the
Commercial Club. returned to the city
yesterday from Evansville. Ind, where
he went to Join his wife ON her way TO
MONTGOMERY. Mr.. Weever has rented
for his homo this summer. the house at
as Admins 'trect
While on the way back Mr.. weever
stopped In Nashville visiting 80 raj
business men OF that city and went on
tour around the Tennessee town with
them Seeing Nashville Grow"
Yesterday Mr.. Viewer aald Nashville
was growing, and growing rapidly, but
their proRreaa was nothing compared
to what Montgomery win 40 shortly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Lippincott's Magazine Is justly Q
popular favorite, and its list of read
ers is constantly on the increase. The
May number Is filled with an assort-
ment of stirring stories OF special ar
ticles
The complete novel THE Pomcgran-
ate Seed" by Katharine Metcaif Roof.
Is one of the most delightful love sto-
ries which have appeared In a decade.
The short stories are Of a high order
of excellence. Mary Roberts Tsinehart,
author of THE Man In the Lower Ten."
and 1.-The Lower Staircase" contrib
utes a breezily funny story called Lady
Godiva at the Springs" Maarten Maar-
tens, a wildly powerful character study
entitled Mrs. Marsham": Elsie Sing
master a characteristic tale " the
Pennsylvania Germans, Thousand DOL
lar DaGgett"; and Mamma Thomas An
trim, "The Eavesdropper." clever love
story. 1.-THE Departure" by Ella Wheel
er Wilcox. Is another charming DIT Of
fiction. Among the special articles is
a strong paper on Shall Women Voter"
by the brilliant novelist, ouida, who
died not long ago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
Revavni on An AndaIusaa,

Andalusia. April zS--(Special.)--one
OF the greatest revivals this town haS
had is that now being conducted at the
opera house by Rev. r. A. walton. of
kentucky He Is assisted in the work
by three excellent singers. MessPs.
Jolly, Smith and Works.
The meeting has been going on since
April Is, and will continue for prob
ably another week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
no sUNpAY scH0nL nEIrc rrs

TO SUNDAY SCHOOL DELEGATES.
Take basket OF plants home with
you for your yard. We have all kinds
Of lowering and bedding plants, and
we make this special OfTer to the deIe-
gatesi With every 81 worth Of plants
you purchase. we will give rs cents
worth, and send them to the depot for
YOU You are invited to call and look
through cur store and conservatory.
ROsENHONT GARDENS,
11a Dexter Ave.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
EXPRESS co. QUALITIES
TO DO BUSINESS IN STATE

The wells-Fargo Company. CARRIERS
of express. has qualified TO do business
in Alabama as a foreign corporation.
according to articles filed in the off
fee of the Secretary Of State yester|
day. @. II. Marston. Of Birmingham, 10
named as Alabama agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
STATE SENATOR Il. p.
MERRITT Is NAMED

State Senator H. p. Merritt. OF TuR.
kegee, has been named by Governor
Conner as q delegate from Alabama to
the Peace Congress. which IL to con-
vene in Chicago on May 5. Eighteen
other delegates have already been an
nointed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
NO CODE PROVISION
FOR DESTRUCTION OF LIouoR
SEIZED BY POLICE
Advises OfIicers OF Lanett--0nIy
Practical Method of Dfspos.
ing of STAFF An nesfrursiom.

Strangely enough. Alabama's codc
contains no provision for the destruct-
ion or other disposition of liquor which
has been seized bv police officers. ac-
from Lanett. Eighty-eight pints Of
contraband liquor had been seized by
the officera there. and uncertainty
arose as to the disposition OF the stun.
General CARRIER, upon the appeal. an
swered. unofficially. that he knew Of
no provision of the statute for the dis
position of the liquor. but that the
practical method would be TO DESTROY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

A young sOrreli mare, last seen go
ing towards Pickett SprinRs. Liberal
reward tor information IA to where
abOuts. T. T. Trentham, 624 N. AIcDOn-
Ough street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

ISOLATION are requested TO bring their
contributions to Green Acres befors
IL o'clock on Saturday morning. All
aowers must be plainly labeled and
every member Is expected to contribute
to the sxhibition.
THEATRE PARTY AND
CHAFING DISH SUPPER.
In honor OF Miss Bessie Jackson, of
Richmond, Va. daughter OF the late
Bishop jackson. OF Alabama, thea
tire party was given Tuesday evening
by Mr.. w. c. Oates. Jr.. to see Louis
James In peer Gynt"
After the theatre the company Of
ten charming young people compos-
ing Mr.. Oates guests. repaired to the
residence OF General and Mrs. w. T..
Oates. where chatting dish supper was
enjoyed.
The table was picturesque with its
delicate pink decorations. In the cen-
ter was a basket filed with Killarney
roses. The cloth was Cluny lace over
pink satin. Pink candles In crystal
candelabra suffused the room with soft
light.
The guests were: Misses Bessie Jack
son, Georgia saffoid. Elinor Matthews.
Frank p. Glass. Jr, Captain Everett
jackson, Mr.. Davis stakely and Mr..
Bruce.
FRANCIS MARION CHAP
TER To ENTERTAIN.
The Daughters OF the American
Revelation In Montgomery and their
Invited guests are looking forward with
great pleasure to the tea that the
Francis Marion Chapter Is to give on
Friday.
This tea will be the last social AFFAIR
10 he given In the present hospitable
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Black
before their removal to Hazel Hedge
MRS. OATES TO GIVE A
ROSE PORCH PARTY.
On wednesday. May s. at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs william c. Oates Will give rose
porch party In honor of her house
guest. Mrs Sterling B. Toney. of Don.
yer. and of Mrs. Cornelius Hueguenln,
of Charleston. s. c., and Mrs. Maxwell
winchester. OF this city.
MAY DAY FLORAL FETE.
The Flower Growers Association will
hold a May Day Floral Fete at Green
Acres on Saturday. May l, from to 7
o'clock In the afternoon.
MISS WAGNER TO ENTERTAIN.
MISS Enc may WebnoL 49, !.
the Saturday Card Club saturday a.
1850 o'clock.
Mrs. Joseph Russell. OF Loundesboro,
IL the guest of Mrs @. W. Covinstoh'
Mrs. J. c.. Stiles, of Birmingham,
is stopping at the Exchange Hotel
Miss Annie williams. of Birrning-
ham. Is at the Exchange Hotel.
Mrs. A.. B. Baumhauer. or Whist
Ter. II the snest of Mrs. j. II. Lakin.
Miss Mamie Morgan of uniontown.
Is the guest OF Mrs. Minor McRee,
Miss Addie Screws, who for two
years has been living in Beaumont and
Port Arthur. Texas. has returned to
Montgomery and Is the guest Of her
sisters, Mrs. Giimer and Mrs. G. +,
Mertins.
Mrs. ID. t. christenberry and Mrs.
Anderson Hanna of Greensboro are the
guests Of Mrs. o. c. McGehee, 11S
Church street.
Rev. o. c.. McGehee Is in Nashville,
Tenn, in attendance on a church COM
mittee OF which he Is member.
= r
Mrs. A. j. Moncrief. OF Raleigh. N.
C., passed throug hthe city Wednesday
en- route to Union Springs to attend
the funeral OF her father. Mr.. Dallas
Patterson. who died Monday night.
t y n
Mrs 3. J I. Clement. and Mrs. O. w.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

The quaint poke bonnet. silk hand
bag. scarfs and shawls. overskirts and
Eashes. point to the past with precis-
lon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
Items Of Interest
to Montgomery
and to the Stats

o'clock train for ola Point Comfort
Virginia. Upon their return they viii
reside In Atlanta, where the groom
holds . position with large corpora
ton.
Miss Matthews Is a distinct loss To
Montgomery. as she was prominent In
club and church work and o leader In
philanthropic and altrustic endeavor.
Mr.. Lyle was formerly 0 resident Of
this city. where he has o large circle
Of friends in both social and businsss
life.
LIGHTFOOT-sELbnR
A. beautiful home wedding occurred
at the country home Of DR.. John Field
his daughter. Miss Julia Steele. was
given In marriage to Mr.. William Leon
Sellers. OF this city. yesterday after
noon at 5 O'Clock.
The house was profussIy decorated
with roses and musical program.
both instrumental and vocal was rem
dered by Miss Nellie Hayden upon the
plano. Mrs. DR.. Letcher on the piano
and Miss Matte Hanchss. OF Troy. IS
song soloist.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Henry T. johnson. pastor Of Dex-
ter Avenue Methodist church.
DR.. w. A. Sellers acted as best man.
Mrs. Percy Huffman. OF Fttzpatrick's
Station. was matron Of nonor,
The bridal epupie nave gone to
washington City and will visit several
points In North Carolina and Virginia
before their return homo.
Upon their return TO Montgomery
they will be at home at So Jefferson
Davis avenue
MRS. GEORGE WALKER
HOSTESS AT COUNTRY CLUB.
Mrs George Walker has set very
attractive precedent by entertaining
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at
the beautiful country club.
The large dining room was made fes-
tive with a. profuse floral adornment.
brides. roses predominating.
The club prize was won by Miss
Bessie Bibb and was a hat pin Of bril-
lance. The guest prize. a hand-paint-
ed cake plate. fell to Mrs. Isaac De-
Wees. The consolation was captured
Ivy Miss Gabe Watts. and was an ivory
stick pin.
The guests exclusive of the club
members were: Mrs. WHY Hill, Mrs. l.
Devices. Mrs. j, J. Mayfeid, Mrs.
Dennis Carr. Miss Edna Joseph. Miss
Ament. Mrs. Harry Houghton, Mrs.
o. c. Manor, Mrs. Warren Reese Mrs
w. M. Wiikerson.
MARRIAGE AT PRIESTS HOUSE.
Mr.. Alonzo T. Cobb and Miss Eliza
beth John were quietly married at the
residences of Father Savage yesterday
MRS. r. r. LIGON ENTER
TAINs FOR VISITORS.
Mrs. r. +. Lyon was hostess yes
terday at bridge luncheon In honor
of Mrs. Harrison s. Matthews, of Bir-
mingham, and Mrs. Cornelius Hugue-
min. of Charleston, S. C.
In the center of each table there
was tall vase of pink roses and a
pink basket filled with pink marsh
mallows. The prize was a beautiful
pink willow-work basket filled with
marshmallows and was won by Mrs.
Matthews,
Mrs. Lyon received her guests in q
white lingerie.
Mrs. Huguenin's gown was embroid-
cred blue linen,
Mrs. Matthews wore Q black lace
over white satin.
FLOWER GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Members Of the Flower Growers AS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

BRowN-ARMsrEAD.
AZ the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. 8 p.
Brown on Decatur street. Miss Jessie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
DAILr 1raArnn.

Our Fathers God.
From out whose hand
The centuries fall.
Like grains OF sand
We come this day In humility
\ OF soul, and penitence Of heart,
to bow before Thy mercy seat
o Lord Of Hosts! Grant y
Father continual now OF my
blessings upon US: be Win US
throughout this day--in our ev-
cry deed: our every Thought
/ For Jesus sake.
Amen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29

Miss Annie Chandler will en-
terrain the Thirteen Club at
1f:a0 o'clock In honor of Mrs
Victor Hanson. Of Birmingham.
Mrs. n. II. overton viii enter
tain at { o'clock In honor OF
Mrs. Harrison s. Matthews. Of
1 Birmingham -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
FRANCIS MARION CHAP
TER To ENTEHTAIx.

The Daughters Of the American
Revolution in Montgomery and their
invited guests are looking forward with
great pleasure to the tea that the
Francis Marion Chapter Is to give on
Friday.
This tea will be the last social AFFAIR
10 he given In the present hospitable
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Black
before their removal to Hazel Hedge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-29
MRS. GEORGE WALKER
HOSTESS AT COUNTRY CLUB.

MARRIAGE AT PRIESTS HOUSE.
Mr.. Alonzo T. Cobb and Miss Eliza
beth John were quietly married at the
residence OF Father Savage yesterday
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
Personal Mention

R. S. McClay returned to his home in Douglas yesterday after Mrs. Mae lay had undergone an operation 10 the c. Q. hospital.
 Miss Lillian Bur has resumed her position in the postoffice.
 s. M. Partridge. commercial teacher at the High school has returned to the city. ready to take up his duies for the coming year.
 NJ s. Pysert is in the city from the Swisshelms.
 Mrs. A. H. Howe returned to her home in Tombstone last evening.
 Mayor George Neale has returned from San Diego where he has enjoyed a two weeks vacation.
 Superintendent Gerald Sherman of the Copper Queen company. left fo- Seattle yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. L. Hogue have re- turned from trip to Tucson.
 Henry Beumler. Douglas attorney and prominent in the Bisbee Sonora mining company, was Bisbee visitor yesterday.
 Attorney Joseph E. Morrison left for Cananea yesterday.
 Territorial Secretary D. S. Pollard of the Y. Nj. c. A.. was in the city on Association business yesterday.
 Miss Dora Downey has returned from her vacation trip to the coast and resumed her duties in the Lowell branch of the Copper Queen store
 Robert Arborn and family have moved to their ranch iu the San Pedro valley.
 Constable MacRea, while still at tending to his duties. has not been we'll for several days past. SiootSs 'A the Bisbee extension, has gone to Seattle and will visit the Exposition.
 R. McKim left for Chicago yester- day
 U. S. Deputy Marshal John Foster returned from Tombstone yesterda.' whence he had been to lodge two smugglers in jail. Miss Sadie Doherty. of the Lowell postofiice left for Los Angeles yester- day and will spend her vacation al coast points, ! Harry Stone. a Douglas real estate dealer, passed through the city re- turning to his home frcn a business "trip to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
LOCAL and SOCIAL NEWS
AT TIE ROYAL roNIohr.

"Ben's KidL" A Sellg western drama which has all the go for which these dramas have become popular and which is reproduced with fidelity to the life and environment depicted. The scene where the mother is forced to leave the little one behind is almost too realistic. and when the camp is in formed of the circumstance the audi ence responds to the miners attempts to straighten out the tanglue. Then when the mother mounts CT pony and starts back with her cruel husband in hot pursuit, the audience holds its breath as 1t watches the race. What was done to the husband is agreed to be no more than he deserved, but. fortunately, the audience is spared the actual scene. which is as it should be. The imagination iu most individuals is powerful enough to ap precate what is done under such cir cumstances without having the scene enacted before them. And the end is happy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
TRADE THAT PAYS.

Young men to learn to operate the linotype machine; a good trade that pays above the average. The Mer- genthaler Linotyye Company is install ing over 100 linotype machines per month. That means just so many DO. sitions to be filled at good wages.
 The Los Angelas Times has installed a large auxiliary plant and has placed in charge an expert machinist and operator. making it possible for stud ents who so desire to learn either trade (Iinotype machinist or operator) in the shortest possible time, 6 weeks course. hours per day or night, $50 The Times-Mirror Company, Los An geles, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
VERDICT ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

The coroner's jury which had the case of the death of Vivian Nj. Dye. which occurred at Lowell on Monday, finished their investigations and brought in a verdict last night that the deceased came to his death from the accidental discharge of a shot gun while he was handling 1t. Further examination of the body had shown that the charg eentered the head os young Dye from below the left ear and rot from the forehead as was al first thought From the position of the wound under the left ear it would have been impossible, physicians testified. to have inflicted such a wound intentionally and with suicidal intent.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
DO YOU WANT PusL,cirY9

If you want your property men toned. if you need report or a catchy prospectus, if you are organ ized and v.sh to sell stock, if you want the very best legitimate pro motion work tor your prospect, your mine, yopr property or your business, If you want the best article of win ning advertising in any connection. cali on or wrlte to Frank Alley, Douglas, Arizona, who has had 2l years experience in the business in this territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks to ali of our friends who have shown us kindness and sympathy in the bereavement which has come upon us in the sad loss of our son Vivian M. Dye. We also desire to especially thank those connected with the Lowell branch of the Copper Queen store for the kindness and considera. ton which they have shown us at this time.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. H. DYE.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
DOUGLAS FUNERAL HELD.

The funeral services of the late George R. Arbuckle and of the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. James Trox- well were held from the family resi- dences yesterday afternoon. Arbuckle succumbed to typhoid fever contracted at Lewis Springs, and the infant child died of cholera infantum
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
WILL EXTEND SEWER.

Heretofore the city sewer has ended at the Pritchard place and the Lin coin school has been without sewer connection. This connection is now to be made as the school is putting in a new sanitary system. The material for the sewer will be supplied at the expense of the city while the school will pay for the work
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
DYE FUNERAL SERVICES.

The funeral services of the late Vivian M. Dye, soA of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Dye, whose unfortunate death at Lowell was heretofore chronicled was held yesterday afternoon from the D. K. undertaking parlors, Rev. J. $. Warmer officiating. The funeral was largely attened by the friends of the deceased youth and of his bereavcd parents. There were many floral offer. ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
JURY DISAGREES.

The case of Mrs. John Rarey. ac- cused of disturbing the peace. was up in Justice Murphy's court at t.o@ell yesterday afternoon with Attorney Strickler acting as prosecutor. The jury was out for a considerable time and finally disagreed, standing nine to three for conviction.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
rlnlsnlNc STORE INTERIOR.

The work of putting in the shelving and store fixtures and of completing the interior decorations of the Fair Store is continuing rapidly and unin- teruptedly. Within very short time the building will be ready for occu- pancy, complete in all its details and will be one of the best fitted stores in the territory. ss
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
WIlMOTH ON THE JOB.

Though his arm is still in sling, he will have it out once more in q few days. Jay Wilmoth has resumed his duties ss Merchant Patro. He is rapidly recovering from the wound ko received in the arm at the door O. the Review office at the time Of the tragedy on the thirteenth of this month. Wilmoth is looking a little pale and thin from his enforced idle ness
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
LOSE BABY BOY.

The infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Rob. ert Mccartney died yesterday morn ing at their home in upper Tomb stone canyon at he age of three months. The funeral will be he'd this afternoon at two o'clock from the Palace undertaking establishment, Rev, E. D. Raley officiating.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
When AnesthetIes Were Unknown.

When Anestheties Were Unknown.
 In 1889 velpeau, one of the greatest surgeons of his time. wrote as fol lows: "The escape from pain in sur. eical operations is a chimera which 1t is idle to follow up to-day. Knife and pain in surgery are two words which are always insepsrcblc in the minds of patients and this necessary association must be conceded"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
a versatIIe caIifornlan.

Fred Conwel. justice of the peace in Groveland. combines his legal dis pensary with the tonsorial profession. and also carries large stock of Jewelry. His residence of over twelve years in the town inspires con- ndence in his ability to please in all lines. Added to his other responsi. bflities is that of notary.-Big Oak Enterprise.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
DOUGLAS soYs WIN.

Even te younger element of Bisbee have to take eff their hats to Douglas when it comes to baseball prowess. The smelter city sent nine of it's sprouts to Bisbee yesterday and this nine proceeded to give an exhibition of baseball with nine of Bisbee's cher ished youth on the grounds at Warrez. The Douglas youngsters proceeded to emulate their elders in the ball tossing exhibition and put it all over the Bis bee boys. Eleven to five was the score.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
WILL RESUME POSITION,

Miss Myrtle Magavick has returned to Bisbee after an absence of several months. She is expected to resume the position which she formerly oc- cupied in the office of Neale and Sutter. .y Vi
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
OPERATION SATISFACTORY.

Mrs. R. Maclay of Douglas, was op- erated upon at the Copper Queen Hos pital yesterday. She came from Douglas expressly for the operation, arriving Monday evening. MT. Maclay stated last evening that he understood his wife was doing very nicely.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
OLD TIMER RETURNS.

Charlie Cox was in the city yester- day. coming from Texas where he now resides. Cox was one of the req old timers in the county and formerly owned the Cox Ranch a few miles from here.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
Persevsre.

Persevere fin whatever calling y@a adopt. Your progress may be slow. and results seemingly meagre: but there is no reason for growing faint hearted. Remember how the little brook persistently winds It's way ts the river. and the river to the ocean:
 both reach their destination.-Ruskin
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25

Do your grocery shopping at Cosby's today. This is an opportunity to lay in stock of fresh groceries at prices below cost. The sales have been very heavy and only few more days will see the entire stock disposed of. Do it now. COSBY BROS.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-25
CONDUCTOR wArrLEs IMPROVES

Conductor Wattles has returned to Bisbee from Douglas for short cou: se of treatment at the Copper Queen hos pital. His condition is by no means serious. ss was reported from Doug las. but on the contrary. he is rapid iy improving and will be quite well in short time.