Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-01

l> DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES ' The corner of Tenth and c on the west side of the street was torn up
 today for the installation of a new cul- vert. Concrete material is used on the new, replacing the former rough lumber.
 watties iii Again.
 Conductor Leslie Wattles of the Southwestern has been i'll for several days, not having fully recovered from
 the operation which he underwent at Peoria, Illino's. He was taken to the Copper Queen hospital at Bisbee to- day, Mrs. Wattlss accompanied him. i Randall Leaves Hospital. Rufus Randall, colored, a cook at the Queen hotei was taken to
 the Calumet hospital last night at 12 o'clock suffering from a hemor-
 rhage He was improved, however, to
 such an extent that hsSwas able to
 leave the hospital this morning.
 Health Is Returning.
 | Al Berner, who has had some ex- perience with pulmonary troubles, is improving rapidly. the result Of re-
 sorting to ranch life. Al is an old concentrator operator and got too
 much pulyerized chalcopyrite in his
 system. He is very popular and his
 numerous friends are greatly pleased
 to observe the improvement in his i condition.
 | Doualas Star Juniors Accept. | With an air of business-like import ance that would be the envy of any
 major league club manager. Jack VII kinson today announced that on be-
 half of the Douglas Star Juniors he has accepted the challenge of the Douglas Juniors. which was Haunted in his face as he read the Dispatch over his morning coffee and rolls to- day. q name August 8 as the date of this game. No-for the present I
 don't believe I care to submit to an interview"
 Young Lawyers May Locate.
 | Edward l.. Turner and John O..
 Gungl, two young lawyers, graduates
 of the University of Michigan at Ann 1 Arbor, are in Douglas and will proba-
 bly, open offices here.
 Daughter Is Born.
 | The stork made a call at the home of Mir and Mrs. T. J. Wright Wedn- esday. and left a daughter. Mir. Wright is a furnace forman for the c. and A. \ c. P. Boler has returned from Mil waukee where he spent a six weeks vacation. Mrs. Boler will not return for some time.
 w. W. Windham, the recently ap- pointed agent for the Southwestern
 at Courtland, has been in the city for
 a few days. He and Mrs. Windham
 will return to Courtland tomorrow where they will make their home in future, though they will no doubt be :, frequent visitors to Douglas. The many friends of Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Rapp will be glad to hear of his
 improved health. Mir. Rapp was
 forced to resign his position as man
 ager of the Douglas Lumber com
 pany several months ago on account
 of his health. his physicians ordering a years complete rest. They are al lpresent living in Denver.
 MT. and Mrs. J. M Gibbs and chsl
 ldren of Cananea were members of
 party who passed through Douglas yesterday in W. c. Greene's private : car Verde, bound for Fl Paso. They - stopped in Douglas for several hours - and were the guests of Mir. and Mrs | L. H. Van Treese.
 II More than forty members of the
 Missionary Society of the Presbyte 7 ran church and their friends met in } Social session at the pretty home oi : Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Sherr on Eleventh ' street Thursday evening Flowers 5 and ferns in abundance were used tc decorate the parlors and porch. There r was a short program opened by pray } CT by the Reverend George Logic. pas 7 ttor of the Presbyterian church fol l lowed by very interesting and instruc : tive papers by Mesdames Lewis | Brown and App.ewhite and Mrs. Cald n well, the subject being the Phil p
 lpines. Mrs. J. H. Baker and Mis- s Givepa Lewis sang. there was a piano duet by Misses Minnie Rice ant
 !tion by Mss Jennie Hess, accompa
 lnied by Earle Chalfaut on the flute -lLemonade and cake were served am altogether 1t was one of the mos ! pleasant affairs given this summer. Clarence E. Krinbill anc his mothe ! Mrs. George E. Krinbil were througl e passengers this week from Bisbee t D Chicago Mir Krinbill will attend th n lRock River Chautauqua which assen q Ibles at Dixon. Illinois, in August. H' , Ifs filling h.s eighth season as pfanis ' and accompanist at this place. O 2 Monday evening Mir. Krinbill playe' at an entertainment In El Paso nvel , under the auspices of the Y. M- c. r Miss Hattie Emmons Of Cochise 1 r in the city the guest of Mrs. Sar s Elder, Jr. ,H A crowd of young people left Dous q Has early Wednesday morning an | spent the day in the cool shades an