Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-11

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 MT. and Mrs. A J. Booth have re- turned to Bisbee after several months absence and may decide to locate in Bisbee permanently.
 Frank Moline and have family have gone to San Diego.
 Mrs. George Stewart spent several days in Douglas the past week with friends. . Mir Myer of Glance was in Bis5ee for a visit during the last week.
 Dr. l.. R. Brown and family are in the city visiting Dr. Browns mother.
 Mrs. Henry Hamburg, accompanied by her son, Lionel. left for Washing ton the past week. Mrs. Hamburg will place her son in the Georgetown
 itary Academy, and after visit in Washington will return to Bisbee. Miss Josephine Muirhead has gone to Los Cruces, N. NJ. where she will enter the Loretto academy. Mrs J. J. Muirhead, is home again from a trip to Los Cruces. N. M, where she went to place her daugh- ter, Miss Josephine Muirhead in the Loretto Academy at that place.
 Miss Mamie Howe, who has been spending the sumer in Douglas and Bisbee, has returned to San Antonio. where she will attend school
 Miss Highstreet, assistant secre- tary of the I'M. c. A. has gone to the Huachuca mountains for short vacation trip. Mrs. G. Cohn of Cananea has re- turned to her home following brief stay with friends in the city. Assistant Superintendent Gerald Sherman, of the Copper Queen, left yesterday for California where he will visit his family who are spend ing the summer at the coast. Dr. F J. Harvey and Mrs. Harvey have gone to the coast where they will spend several weeks visiting points of interest before returning to their home in Sonora. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey formerly lived in Bisbee and have many friends here who gave them a warm welcome when they came up from Sonora for a visit. W. R. Banks is in Bisbee again after a prolonged vacation trip to Boston, Massachusetts and his old home in Nova Scotia. Mir Banks re- turned by way of British Columbia and San Francisco, Los Angeles and on to Bisbee. He reports the trip as a most pleasant one. During the past week three of Bisbee's popular young men have left for eastern colleges. MT. Samuel Benton has gone to enter the Univer- sity of Minnesota. MT. Walter Hoesch will enter the Purdue University at Lafayette, Ind. and MT. John O'Mal- ley will attend the Carnegie Institute at Pittsburg, Pa. It is expected these young gentlemen will reflect credit on the Bisbee schools and the very excellent coaching they have had under the private tutelage of Miss Katheryn Reilly during the past year.
 Mrs. J. l.. verfurth, who has been in the c. and A. hospital for some time is improving rapidly.
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 Mrs. Henderson of Lowell has been the guest of Mrs. Fannie Black of Bisbee for a week.
 The c. U. c. club met Wednesday evening at the r. ". C. A.. A short business meeting was held and then good time was enjoyed by the members. The social hour was a de- cided success, the members being dressed to represent "hayseeds" and
 
 and manners was much enjoyed A number of members who have been away during the summer are at home again and warmly welcomed by the girls who spent the summer at home
 MT. and Mrs. King. Mir. and Mrs Helner and Mrs. Emma Harmon enr tertained at dinner at the Baptist parsonage in honor of MT. and Mrs DuLaney Mir. DuLaney has been called to his former home in Arkan- saw on account of the illness of his brother.
 The Epworth League entertained at the Methodist church Friday even ing with a most enjoylible social. The musical and literary program was