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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11

cry inventions, he was compelled to
abandon his trade and make new
home on a farm in North Dakota.
What was the result, a large factory is
today furnishing the wagon, :sor the
shoes for less money than he did, and
by a protective tariff which protects
that factory against the importation Of
goods manufactured In some cheap Ia
bor paying; country, it is today giving
employment to, many wel1-paid en-
ployees,a while the original tradesman+
has become wealthy on his North :Da-
kota farm producing food to furnish
the employees in the eastern factor
les. s: m @ q IS " r.
!. The farmer Of North Dakota makes
q serious mistake in arriving at the
conclusion that the tariff on his pro-
ducts is the only benefit he derives
from the protective tariff.' This is a
small matter when compared with the
profits derived from the protection of
industries which employ thousands of
people who consume our products. Let
us take one example of this theory.
Since a tariff was placed on the I'm:
portation of steel into the United
States the iron Industries have de,
veloped to wonderful magnitude, and
while It Is true that what is known as
the steel trust has accumulated vast
wealth by this industry, 1t has at the
same time established manufacturing
Industries OF wonderful proportions
and has even built cities which are to
day purchasing and consuming your
products. This Is one OF the chou
sands OF Industries in this country to
day: which was built up as a result soi
a protective taTiff from which you are
deriving more benefit than you are
from the tariR on your products.
We cite these facts to show the ia,
reaching results Of a general protec
tive tariff all Of which naturally alas
In making the, farming industry, just
what It should be to make nation
whose wealth producing foundation IL
the sofl. u: :, r.. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
MASONIC LECTURE.

Grand Master Bendeks, of the Ma
sonic fraternity accompanied by the
Grand Lecturer of this state will be in
Devils Lake either Wednesday or
Thursday Of next week to conduct a
school OF Instruction and inspect Min
newaukan Lodge A. r. & A.. M. This
will be an interesting occasion for
the Masons and every member who
possibly can attend should be there
on that evening.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11

The New York court says that here
after employees Of railroad companies
will be obliged to regard the legend,
This side up" Heretofore they have
religiously carried out the biblical
instruction of shifting both sides.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-11
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THOUGHT
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WHAT THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF
IS DOING FOR THE FARMERS /
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: : The attempt OF the democratic
press to convince the people who are
engaged In farming in this country at:
Che present time, that owing to the re-
publican principles Of government
they are being swallowed up by trusts
and that only one Of two things re.
mains In store ! for them, either the:
poor house or q demo ocratic adminis-
tration, must be read with much
amusement, and truly deserves ridi-
), cule. . $s ZSs :.s II. a:1s a i 8 I, j.
The farmer OF today is fast becpm-
tng just what the fundamental princi-
pies Of the republican party always In
tended he should be- Many of the
older nations Of the globe have profit
ed by the results demonstrated by this
nation Of; what a protective tariff will
do for 3 country. The wealth OF all
1 agricultural countries must first begin
with the soil and the history Of much
older agricultural nations than ours
has been that under "a free trade pol
y Icy Uf government the farmers and
farmers sons have been driven, from
a the farm to seek Hvlihood. in The
cities, with the result that the cities
became pvercrowded, labor became
cheap, many were idle, and the nation
became everything but prosperous. :.
The wealth producing allurements
. OF a prosperous nation must be In the
soil and not in the city. If the. cost of
living becomes too high for your in
come in the city, the remedy is sim
pie; go to the soil and produce your
own independent living, thousands Of
i acres OF which still remains nndess
5veioped awaiting only your labor to
/ makes1t produce untold wealth, as well
. as your living. II You are small bus
mess man and what as called q trust
eats you up, you can only lay It to the
modern way. OF doing business and
:. your remedy. is on the farm. In the
state of North Dakota today are thou
sands Of wealthy farmers who were
at one time engaged in trades in the
east at which they eaked out a scant
livlihood, perhaps he was a wagon
maker, a shoemaker, or small mer-
chant, who owing to the more improv-
ed methods Of doing business. and the
introduction of labor-saving machin.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

The Christmas musical of the Lieb- ling Piano club at the home of Miss Lavona Adamson on Monday evening was a most delightful affair as is usu- al with all the programs of this or ganization. Much of the program was suggestive of the season. This was especially true of the solo by Prof Geo. E. Krinbin of Bisbee. who is al ways a prime fayorite with the mem ters. He sang Adams Star of Beth lehem." Miss A. Viola Mover is very fine elocutionist and her selec- tions were thoroughly enjoyed. Her rendition of "Jalzie at the Kindergar- ten" and That old Sweetheart" were particularly good. Mir Hooper also sang to the pleasure of all. The club members on the program besides the hostess, were Misses Josephine Clou- thier. Sophia Peschke. Marjory Nor ton. Mr. caaIant and Clarence E. Krinbill Aside from these the mem 'bers present were: eMsdames Stone house, Sehmeiding, Wiley. Morrison. Hofer. Misses Barbara Wohlgemuth. Olive wright. Anna Curry. Edith Rees. Nella Johnson, Minnie Rice. Jes- sic Hill. Dorothy McNair, Rosalie Waters. Kathryn and Frances Or mond. Lilli Mae and Analyn Clinton. Adelaide Hatcher. Bertha Thomson. Ruby Boice. Merle Magee. Hazel Yes try. Lois Fisher, Gwena Lewis. Vera Beebe. Isabel Struthers, Cora Ross. Toy Robinson, Rena Iverson, Marian
 Nelson, Elsie Hiatt. Mae and Ella Wright. Messrs Norman Mayo, How ard Wylie. James Fisher, Albert Zeft- lin, Walter Boice, Mesdanes Rice. Thomson. Fisher. Ormond. Zeltlin. Simonson. wohlgemuth. Peschke. RaIshouse. Kriahfl. of Bisbee. Messrs. Thomason. Fisher. Schmeiding. Par sons and the Misses Jacoway. Curry, Eiehbaun and Parsons.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
EYE 1irSIGih BOYS
 LEAVE THEIR HOMES
Fz:rNIS oEEK CHILDREN RH!- kCX COURTS AIC TS
 FIND TH;Gr.

DOUGLAS. Jan 4.- tSpecialJ-
 s.-eral parents. all Mexicans. ar r--,cq exercised over the unexpeete1: 'epartrre of their sons. some five or F-re 90 far as has been learnse
 ''- Sqys decided to end the c,S y-e- a an ending of family re.s r.s.s -n5 -an away from horne- T. --aS cs Friday night taat they ls. ,-'3 H'ey were seen heading fer Bi-- ".,s nle :afher gtarted after tt-1- ar: o1 -eachiag Bisbee learend t'.s: De- tal said they were going to cr, -are1 ard had headed for Naco. TT IT, poirt tle father hurried. only f~ e~- ti."t tae boys had not react@S 'i~-e. H~ hes~S thst they ha6 t''r-a- r 1scr glr it F believed they ere at soa.@ -z9eh ir tbst section cf eles nave kopt ca toward Pes-ce.
 -,.,7 zs~f.aer .cld her trcrtles tc IT. 'eslreier iso this morning and was -ay-sed aud colnseled by him. go,ng -'v2y saving that she felt much re.;eT-
 Lafor inc father of one of sts cSTs called and wanted the heir o' 70 e11-'. He was told that as tt@ Soys had committed no crime rere Te "o9r- had no Jurisdiction. but q 'e we1fei one of the officers to help aiTl ii would have to be at his ox. 'ersa and Hot tha, Of the county H7 stated that he would gladly pay the -vnenses and was referred 10 Bee fiiiburr.
 7rs tovs are said 10 all be about iourteen aud fifteen years of aga.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
TIME CARD CHANGES
 EFFECTIVE TODAY
eoCTi4wC5TERN WILL RUN ON SLloSTLY ALTERED scHED- ULE ON WESTERN DIVISION OF ROAD.

DOUGLAS. Jaa. 4- (special) --
 Ts, i-lo~ins changes in the sche6- ..s oI passenger service are announc- ed .y She El paso & Southwestern railroad company to become effective ya Wednesday January C:
 Under the new card former traia ,o. a oaaaeed tc Train No. :; ss-yes II rsso 7;50 a. m. HzoLita ...-y a. G- arrives poaGlas : D. n.. .ea,es Douglas z:l5 2. n.. ssr:yso ,s-s~a S:Io D. m.. twenty t-oj min ..J-s earlier maL pres at uHle. and sonle,ts wtI Soutlera l'acnc No g .or ,-1 "18t
 s-ssa Ao. Is cLsngeu Sc Train Nc. .. .sa1es .3eas5. st $40 2 .m.. max ..g eoanecaOn vita ,he Golden Stats 4.mted No. I. arrives DouFiss s;ss
 m. !saees s;o5 Q. in.. arrives Ha- 9hita i2:i5 D. la. arrives El Paso 3:4s P. n.
 T'fsia No. is changed to Train Ne . but no change is made in the tiRs S ihe traiR. As heretofore 1t leaver El Paso at 7:O0 D. m.. arrives Douglas
 'oo a. m.. leaves Douglas 7:35 a. B., arrives Bensoa l1;55 & E.
 T-sl. No. { is changed to Train Nc. ? a1d leaves Benson al 2:15 p. r.s 'o"Hecdng with west-bound GoIdez s-a.e Limited No. 3 and the eszt- c..'nd Cali ornian" the new tras 7'rSad in service between Chicasc and Los Angles.
 T~sin No 3. the Bisbee-Dongls1 >rsip. Las len changed to Train No ?. hrl no change in time is made
 Tr-:l No. G. the Douglss-BisDoi 'ra..' hos been changed to Train No Q, but 7o ehange in iuc.
 ( sioa Nos. 9 and 10 on the Cour: 'sn; Branch have been changed r. gr-.Hs Nos 2i and g respectively eGt ac change is made in tins .12 ci.arge is made in the time e -rrsi.., Eos. 50. 5l. 52 and 53 at Bis zee Sai trains Nos. 54 and 55, whic' > i-aip inc Train No. 8. formerly NJ {. arrives st Bisbec 5:O5 D. m.. leave, eis3oa 5:c0 D. m.. respectively.
 'rsa.as Nos. 57 and 56. which is ta, s.15 ccal-ction Of main line Tr@,a &a. , formerly No. 1. leaves Bish,- -:-= 3. .a- arrives Bisteo S:25 ?. r;. r1srocl' T.
 9 ''--ro is made ia the leay!n, riIsa o- Train No. D. which is th .--.'s,-Cn.slas train bu, Train z sS. "Lich is the Douglas-Bisbee tr4i. '--;71s a Risiee at 2:I5 D. IT,. <
 aocd of 2:20 D. m.. as heretofore caal-e e $ made in the time C :. s;;s Nos. 2l %. % and 24 on tb ci;ls-oUe s~Jacn. out trans Nue and % main line No. S's col1s. ''31. H7Sc jha new card. leave ,y-o. s,01o c:c5 D. m. arrives Tor. ,-"re @--1 D. m.. respecuve.y, aa. --si7s N's- 2. and 25. main line 2Tc. 's "pn1-c.ioa. leaves Tombstone @ -E: 7 -r- ~-r.v,s Tombstone $500 D. ry. respeci"g,y
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
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Mrs Anna M Dyer, assisted by Misses Marion Roche and Fay McKin- ley. was hostess to a number of friends at bridge Wednesday after noon Hrs. g. P. Mcguire was the highest scorer, taking the prize Of a pretty article in hammered brass. The consolation was won by Mrs. c F. Kelly. Mrs. Lyers' guests were Mes danes F. ". simonson, F. R. Pi-tle,
 c. o. Ellis. C. T. Kelly, L. w. Adam son. C. A. Roma1k1. F. H. Colley. Y. 1 L. Dosas. r. F. Thornton, J. R. Todd. J. p. Sexton. s. ". French. J. II. Ste
 vison. s. F. Mcguire. H. 4. Strodthon. ! II. J. Wright, A. J. Hooper, A. J. Hoop
 CT, Jr., C. C. Barclay. Tompkins. II. F.
 Dugan. W. s. Dixon, C. lL McKeau.
 J. S. Ely. W E. Lutz. $. S. Badger.
 C. II. LUad. ". A. Greene. J. r. Slaughter, r. D. Hunter. Beldon, T. B. Rice.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
HOW TIE HOLIDAYS WERE SPENT
 BY DOUGLAS PEOPLE AND GUESTS

In compliment to Mrs. H. A. Eel tus of Minneapolis. Mrs. F.. s. Finley entertained at bridge Thursday after noon. The rooms were decorated in pretty holiday effects. Mrs. ]. s. Me Emerson made the highest score, win ming first prize. Mrs E.-.G. Mustain captured the consolation. Other guests were Mesdames Ellen Sames. J. l.. Krentz. A, w. Yanneman. R. B. Sims, George Dave. R. l.. Scott. w. H. Reno. James Woo1. W. J. Reay. T. T. Hines. A. J. McDermott Mary Reno. J. W. Stonehouse. Miss Josephine Felius and Katherine Morrisey
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
mrs. Ha--is Lies

firs. Emma Harris, aged 57, wife cs William Harris. died yesterday at terDoon at her home on Fifteen.7. street. appoplexy being the dlrac. cause of death, thonsh she has bcs1 2 sufferer for a year. She is a nS- five of England and has lived in Douglas for some years. Services vii be held tomorrow morning at the lsm.Iy residence, Rev. Wrlgnt coz dnc.ins them. The body is il cha-gr of Undertaken Fe-g"s--,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Basketball Game

The Douglas and Fl Paso basket ball teams will meet in a match at the local gymnasium tomorrow night This is a game that should be well worth seeing and will probably be the best of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. Alta Dockery and daughter, Miss Myrtle Dockery, were arrivals this morning from Ft Worth. Texas, en route to Courtland where they ex- Dect to make investments. They de- eIared Douglas to be one of the pret- tiest litle cities they ever saw, and expressed great surprise at finding everything so up-to-date.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Marry on Christmas

Announcements have heoa received in this city Of the marriage Of Miss Rose Reese and Sherman J. Davis in Chicago on Christmas day Miss Reese has visited here a number of times. being the daughter Of Judge and Mrs. D. Reese. who formerly liv- ed here. Judge Reese being deputy collector of customs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

A surprise party was given by the mothers of the members of the Lieb- ling Piano club in honor of one of the most loved members. Mrs. J. b. Wylie. whose hospitabie home is ever ready for the reception of friends. She was presented with a handsome gold lined pie knife. Miss Mover. of Bisbee. re- cited Just fore Christmas and Miss Sophia 'eschSe played. A six course idncheCa was served, Mrs. Fisher De mg assisted Dy Misses MarIe Larsen and Leslie Fisher. There were pres ent Mesdames Hofer, Ormond. Chl tor. McNair. Peschke. Riley. Stone house. Wiley. Ra.shouse. Schmeiding. Taylor. Thomson. Misses Peschke and Quarles, Mir and Mrs. c E. Kria- Dill and Miss Mover (Bisbee). and C. E. KrinEill.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mir. and Mrs. L. A. White and Miss Head viii leave tonight for El Paso. They have nss6e ,4any friends here who will regret to know that they may not return to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mir and Mrs. C. Ii. Dowell were giy- en a farewell party Tuesday night at the hone Of Mrs. s. c. Long. Follow ing a short musical program. E. H. Beebe presented to Mrs. Doweli, on behalf Of the ladies. a silver salad spoon. and to Mr Dowell. from the stewards of the Methodist church g handsome watch fob. There were present Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Wright Messrs and Mesdames R. l.. Gibson H. F. Hutchinson. Samuel Warr. Bee be, Dowell. J. B. Ormond. Mesdames Stella Morrison. W. R. Gabriel. T. P. Glenn. C. W. Pratt. Tom Nichols. bal ientine, Ross F. Thompson. Misses Eiliagsoa. Beebe. Hutchinson
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Chamberla'n's Cough Remedy never disappoiats those who use it for ob- st'nate coughs. colds and irritations of the threat and lungs. It stands un- rivalled as a remedy for all throat and lung diseases. Sold by all drug gists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Goes 10 iermoslIlo

Frank M. Watts came up from La Cuesta yesterday. passed last night in Douglas and went to Hermo- sillo this afternoon to attend the meeting of the Wheeler Land com psny
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
I've Yesr-ens Cases

A drunk and yag were srraign ed before Judge Rice this morning Both were siVea ten days and al once set to work giving final cleanup for the year to the courtroom and up- stairs Of the city hall
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Territorial secretary Pollard of the Y. NJ. C. A. came home from Bisbee last night Mr Pollard Is now acting secretary of the Bisbee association.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
ssek from wiIe.x

Attorney J. C. Gung1 returned from Wilcox last night where he had been for several days on business. The partnership which formerly existed between Mir. Gungl and Edward L. Turner. Mir Gung1 states is dissolved
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. c. P Conner arrived this morning from Los Angeles to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Ross.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
mosHCR's MEAT MARKET.

I am now in a position 10 carry customers accounts by the month. and am handling San Bernardino ranch fattened beef-Eastern Pork and Sheep. Live Pountry dressed to order-Fresh Fish and Oysters, give us a trial
 Main Street Meaf Market
 J. E. KOSHER, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

day. Mir. Turner has just completed a survey Of this big ranch. Ihe worA requiring nearly three months for completion.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Douglas News
Dc Good Bowling

The High School team woa their match with the MouldeTs last night 2697 to 24ls. Rice was high for the school boys with ITS average. and Philbriek led the Moulders with 149 average The work of the high school team is remarkably good for such young bowiers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Travelling Auditor Gofdon of the Southwestern was in the city today going west this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mir and Mrs. r. H. De Wore of Fl Paso are registered at the Gads- den. Mir De Wore is a mining man and they think of locating in Douglas
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

E. G. AiustaIn. IreIgnt agent TOT the Southwestern. went to Fl Paso last night on a business trip. y't
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

MISS irma scnmIdt returned this morning from Tempe where she spent the holidays with relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Miss Dorothy McNair went to Bis bee this afternoon to visit friends ov- CT New Years.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Frank Turner came up from the Hacienda Mababi. in Sonora, yester-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

James G. cowan is in tho city from Courtland.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
Borrowed, f!ot stolsn

The bicycle of Rev George Logic was taken from in front Of the Me Nair home on Saturday and i; was thought it had been s;c.en. but the next morning the machine was found in the adjoining yard and returned to the owner. IL is thought soIc boy borrowed it for the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

J. x. McFate went to CourlIand this morning to leak after some busi- ness interests.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. Mayo and Miss ,,laa Mayo are visiting friends h rlsLCc
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

A. H. Zaehau. Of the Forestry Ser vice, came in this morning from a two weeks vacation spent in Los An geles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

L. R. DudrCw, superintendent Of the Fl Tigre mine. is in the ci;y.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Benton and Miss Josephine Benton are in the city from Fl Tigrc.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Miss Caroline Jenks returned this morning from Congress where she spent ner Cnristmas vacauon with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. J. B. Carothers and young son arrived Saturday from Fl Paso and VII bc guests of Mrs. Dave Robson for a week.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. W. M. Porter and children left Saturday for Abilene. Texas, to visit for two months with relatives.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05
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Mrs. Simonson received the St Ce- elias guild informally Thursday af- ternoou a. the rectOry. Those who called were HosGames Lake. Mar shall. Paul. Cornell. Henry, East. Mo Kean. Speed. Mabee, Hooper Bennett
 McCarty. Stllman. Misses Hess and Woodhams. The g1iId win meet Wed nesday with Mrs. Hooper. Ninth and
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

The Episcopal cnurch choir were entertained ry Rev and Mrs. Simon soa on New Years eve at the rectcry after the Christmas tree at the church There were present Messrs. and Mes o'clock and there will be no formal danes Thornton. Dave. Ely, Sexton. Nichols. Jones. Miss Miller. Mir. Mar tin. Masters Roy Ohlin and Malcom Jones
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Will Warr celebrated his goth birth day Friday evening with a watch par ty. His guests were Misses Collie Bell. Barbara Wohigemuth Anna Cur ry. Nina Mayo. Sophia Peschke. Nell Wood. Hill. Luella Ellingson. Messrs. Hooper, Lindamon, Bassett. Booker, Branham. Prather. Mullet Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05


 den. Mir De Wore is a mining man and they think of locating in Douglas. A. H. Zaehau. Of the Forestry Ser vice, came in this morning from two weeks vacation spent in Los An geIes.
 Mrs. J. B. Csrothers and young son arrived Saturday from Fl Paso and VII bc guests of Mrs. Dave Robson for g week
 Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Miss Lewis and Miss Jessie Brown returned this morning from a ten days visit with relaives in Chihuahua.
 Dick Pulliam. who has been visit ing his sister. Mrs. H. W. Jones. left this morning for Fl Paso where his rarents live.
 F. R. Thornton and r. g. Maclay were passengers TOT the Courtland district this morning.
 Miss Bess Quarics returned this morning from Prescott where she spent the holidays with her parents. Mrs. W. M. Porter and children left Saturday for Abilene. Texas, to visit for two months with relatives. Miss Caroline Jenks returned this morning from Congress where she spent ner Cnristmas vacauon with friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mir and Mrs J. A. HolGe1 gave an enjoyable little family dinner lost evening. their guests being Mir and Mrs. Jack Adams. Mir. and Mrs T. w Atte-bury and children, Dorothy. Wil- fred and Thomas The affair was in honor Of the Atte-burys, who will leave in @ few days for Virginia to make their home
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Miss Maud Watkins entertained a few friends informally at bridge Wed nesday evening at the home Of Mrs. Lynn Palmer. Miss Florence House won the ladies prize for the highest score and the prize for the gentle men went to Jasper Wood. Miss Wat kins' guests were Mrs. Palmer, Misses Scott, Rouche. Smith. Cline. House. Messrs. Potter. McMullen. Stacy, Wood Robinson. Calvert.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

A pretty social affair Of the week vas the bridge party given at the Country club Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. F. Todd Mrs. Graves won first prize and the second went to Mrs. stevison in a cut with Mrs. Dyer The guests were Mesdames Thomas, Butler, Packard. Hunter. Graves. Ste vison, French. Thornton, Mcguire. Fl lis. Wright Pirtle. Romadka, Dixon. Simonson, Gillies. Badger. Rice. Strod- thoff, Dyer, King. Dugan, Sexton, Lund, Anderson CEl Paso), Miss Nc Kinley.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

There was a de!ightfuiy informal picnic lunch at the Country club Mon day evening. Those in attendance were Messrs. and Mesdames Colley, Pirtle. Wright. Peldon, Hunter. French. Cinies, Ellis, Rice. Strodthoff, Durand, Mrs Lund, Mrs. Steyison and Mrs. Mcguire. Messrs. Bedford. Ruth erford. Webster. Drs. Hickman. Tut tie and Wright
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Miss Bess Quarics returned this morning from Prescott where she spent the holidays with her parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

MT. and Mrs E. R. Pirtle gave a most enjoyable little dinner party New Years night The table decora- tions were very artistic. the color scheme being pink and green. The favors came from Japan and were views haad-painted on delicate wood fibre. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. C. O. Ellis. Mir and Mrs. H. J. Wright. Mrs. s. F. Mcguire. Miss Koehler. Drs. Wright, Tuttie and Hickman
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Miss Lewis and Miss Jessie Brown returned this morning from ten days visit with reiaivea in ChihuanGs.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

There was a Christmas tree and en- tertaiamcnt ct the Episcopal church or New Years evening for the chil- dren Of the Sunday school who. with parents and friends. filled the church. Superintendent Parsons and Roy Oh lin distributed the gifts and each child was generously remembered. A very pretty program was rendered, Frances Sexton. Annie Burns. Margaret. Kath- crime and Elizabeth SimOnson. Robert Burns. Jack Jones. Willie Duhs and Frank Marshall taking part.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

F. R. Thornton and r. g. Maclay were passengers TOT the CourtIand district this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-05

Mrs. Byers and Mrs. Oscar Byers received the Hearthstone club at the home of the former on Wednesday af- whist. followed by delicious refresh ments. Mrs. Kate Moore will re- ceiye the club at the next meeting.