Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-04
THOSE WE LOVE rue .-s-

From corners here and there.
 But one sad truth in life I've found
 While journeying in the West;
 The only folks who really wound
 Are those who love the best.
 The choicest arb and sweetest race
 Are often to strangers shown; The careless mien. the drowning face
 Are given to our own. We natter those we scarcely know,
 We please the fieeting guest;
 And deal full many a thoughtJess
 blow
 To those who love us best. Love does not grow on every tree,
 Not true hearts yearly bloom Alas. for those who on.y see
 This truth across the tomb. But soon or late the facts grow
 pain
 To all through sorrows test: The only ones who give us pain
 Are those we love the best.
 Mrs. Ida Lamar Townsend and daughter, Miss Matte have returned ts Bisbee after spending a year in southern California. They are mak- ing their home at Ii9 School hill.
 Miss Myrtle Perry entertained a I number of her friends at her home | in Warren on Wednesday evening, | games and dancing were enjoyed. Delicious Mexican tama es were ] served Everyone present having | delightful time.
 Friday afternoon at s o'clock the Daughters of the Confederacy met at !, the home of Mrs. Leila Spaulding at No. Garden Hill A short bus mess meeting was held. Refresh Irents consisting os fruit fruit saiadd. fT:: fTs:: cake and coffee were served. pleasant time was enjoyed by all tho members and friends. II On Wednesday evening at tbe res idence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bailey on Mason Hill, Mir. B. D. Cooley and Miss Marie Regstand !, were united in marriage by Rev. John Fry. Both Mir. and Mrs. Coo.ey are popular in Bisbee and have the C best wishes of their friends. | The members of the Country club gre planning a cod-l lion and new z years dance for the holiday season. The committees have been appointed f ind are already making arrange nents which assure q good time inc to every one attending. Miss Florence StudIey spent last Sunday in Doug'as the guest of friends there. ir MT. and Mrs. r. J. Flanigau re- turned from Tombstone Thursday. The members of St. John's Epis- cupal Guid met on Thursday after o noon at 2:3O o'clock at the home | Of Mrs. yonk on Mason Hill. A iI delightful afternoon was enjoyed by l all present. IT The meeting of the C. IT. C. club on lest "Wednesday night was postponed. |, The w. M. C. club held a reg ,lIar meeting Monday afternoon a f o'clock.
 The Girls High School Lyceum will hold a regular meeting in the high school assembly at the Centra. School on Monday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frank Graf left for Phoe- nix Friday morning. She will join MT. Graf in Phoenix where they t:iii make their home for \ sncrt time.
 The regular meeting of the Bis- bee Women's club met on Friday' December the second. Mrs. r. (. Bledsoe was chairman for the day and topics on current events were read an abe paper on What Taft has Accomplished" Mrs Gibson gave a review of Ida Tarbelrs works on the tariff Mrs. Hankin read rsnort on the work of the General Federation. Mrs. Abram recited Ri- ,sy's DO They Miss Me At Home Mrs. Mckee acted as hostess. Mrs ] sawyey was e,ected to membership
 The next regular meeting Will take place December IS. Mrs- C. A Bennett will act as hostess and demonstration in candy making VII | he given. It is hoped that large attendance may be secured.
 ]. B. O. CLUB
 The J. B. o's social club, were en tertanet Friday night by Mr. and Walter G. Hubbard of Higgins HiH l wth prosresssve whist The club slogan, play and eat" was compie d with an elaborate midnight iun- cheou. Mrs. Eari l.. Hebner won the