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Qeorin. eal.. 6 eyon.

fNLA W. aNAAsf y NNAftAs
Srnu Clinton TaDioior un6 lire
beiSer ainoer ianoer ibreu1oo 6urf
Gin Eencr oas oen Sooeno'ifen Qeh.
fton on Der Raiu Ctr in 'riifey
T1oraenitunoe serit6rte Clinton 10.
niSion fen. Ser Gate uno Batter.
entronn Dem Io6e 6urh elmer
Spriina BON einem 6eniter oes 3uei.
Ten StoduerfS aiti oas eisbeoedie
4ilnItar birob gr bat 9erlctungen
crbalten. Die ieinen Sco CUR Tolae
boben ntoaen. Soieph 9oceD. eir &c..
taatcr 9Pann. Der bel Der Soniilie
Touioion iuobrte. biibts ebcniaQs
'eir 9eben Gin. opnn feline Srcunoe
fonnten i'm nifi finoen radlle
mon ocs 5euer unier aontroGe be.
fommen bate. un0 man iueiB. oaB
er in benz 8eb1uoe aepeier Ill
Gog Seuer ert''"rS um 8 llbr 40
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
MGSrij will untcrindjen.
NO3nnnaun. =. Son.

DtulVu8Hu, .. NSul1.
General &os1ueS lit BON biey aif.
gebroden. nm 0as 4ommanoo lber
ole &egierungStruppen bel gIcopapa
6u iibernebmen no baIO Elm 3uidm.
menitoB nit Oen SSniurgenten. Die
iett in lpeitiiher Gihtung oorriidcn,
itottfinoen mag. 0fitglieoer Der bic
iigen ~9iotbe Srelt5" .8cieaidaft limo
nad @lltefielos gegongen. mo pieIe
Der @efongenen, ole General Gitraoa
in ser Shlaht BEL 9foma ma6tc ju.
riidgeblieben iino.
ErdIioent Maori5 begnnn peri0n-
lid cine llntcriuhung Der Siurih.
titn9 Ser 9Imerifaner @roce mo
Cannon, nm feibuIteqen, fper Die
8erontluortIi6feit oaiiir trGat. Ga.
Iomon Selno, Der oor Dem 2riegsge-
riht ais 0ffentlider anfIdger auf.
frat. miro, mie man glaltbt, suiam-
men NIT 3elopn oie &erantiuortli6-
felt 81 trogen haben.
glontiraI Rimbaa. Der oen Sberbe.
febl iiber Die Sdiffe ser Ser. Stnn-
ten i'm Safen pom 9or'nto bot, bat
Die glnnabme bon feds Stieren Der.
tpeigert, cie &rdii0ent @aori5 iiir oie
&ii6e Der onerifaniiden SeeIeute
fon0te.
Ger &olrgreB bat Elm 8eiet nnge-
nommen, pono6 Eapiergelo i'm Be
troge bon $15.000,000 nusgegeben
tperoen ioG, ipomit Die iett in 3irfu-
Iotion beiinolihen 3oten i'm gctroge
BON $12,000,000 eineeIoit merOen
frnn,,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
geriOlanng eines geroGdltigrn per
Spc;ial5ua.
g2ailpiae, 81, 6. eyon.


glah elmer auire9en0en ,<o90 NIT
tells Eue3iai]uqcs mur0e Der 2lidh.
rige Gupin 3einer in6ouIteroiae Der.
bnitet. er III 0eidulolgt am 6 &c.
sen6er oeriuflt 81 boben. eincngerio.
nen3ug oeg ,yGiuois Souibcrn.go5r
sum Gnt9letien 5u brinaen Ger Spe.
5iol5ug ipAr 5uerlt nod Sportn uno
bnnn, 6o Der @ciudte bort nidt Qc'
fltn6en nur0e. rad Goulteroile mel.
ter. Sicr wur0e 3einer BON Dem Sbe.
riff y. 8. Gobtmeper perbaitet. lie
gohnfrepler hatten SdfpeGen 1ui
ben @eleiien 70 ouigeb1uit, 6nB Der
Qerionenjug in ben gig WluOOp gii.
Der geItiir5t tpdrc. Gle nereiteIter
ober ibr sisenes @erf, inhem Il.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Ganif ssarwenect.
9etersbura ssn0.. 6. 80

Setersburg, Nsll0.. 8. San.
Turd cine @rpIoliou 0cs aiiden.
ofens. oil Dem Die Nfdtrouc @reiiell
bonn @oiienbanie grraoc 0as SriIb
1tiid iur ibre 40 fleiiten 35ileglinac
bereitetc, luuroe oos Fcbduoe in
9rano eeIett. Die Motrone crfaunte
bab oaS Scuer niht BON @cocutlino
uno sic 3auptaefabr pom Gntitlben
elmer @lnif 5u befiirdten mar. Sis
ion0te ocsbolb einer Ibetl ihref
2elte nod oben, nm 9ie alemeu al
berubigen. ipdbreno fix nit an0ereu
slngeiteGteu oie 6lontucn be.
fdnpfte. gIacs perIiei ghIdlih Tas
6euer apnr odourh oerlrladlt lpor.
oen, ooB oie 9eraleilte Sprenapul.
Der in Den aoblen 5uriitqclaiicr
hotteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
gcrleinuaStermiu Der SpcjIuIbot'
idait mirocr gCGn0ert
N.lnihin1ion. 6 Ndlnlni

r@,AlNitNADNs - NDNtfttAtAs
Cine ncltcre gefannimac1unI
fnmmt pom @eBcn Some. 6aB Die
tombnirte Spe}iolboiidlait iiber 6os
,iuihsnitoatlihe 6auoeIs. m0 oas
QInttuiit(5cieb Dem IonarcB crit ain
Treiiaa }u1ehen miro IS muroe er.
f.dri. oab Der Qr0iioent nod eint
reicre 5riii miinidie fir Die au5.
theiluna Der gotihait, nit 6eren Ger.
ian0una in ge0rudter 5orm am Raf.
miitad begonnen meroen miro. Die
gotihait in Der Der geridlt oes CSe.
nerolanualis 6etreiis Der BON G5la.
bis aeaen 5efretdr 8aninaer erbobe.
nen acknowledgement entbnlten III.
nir6 itatt om 5reita8. ifon am Ion'
neritag mitsetbeilt per0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07

Iinrten Iorgeus inioIee ser llebcr.
beiSuna eineS Oiens in Dem aomo.
toir oes Stoles. 0as gauge @e.
bduoe luiIroe seritort 0ie lucrtboo..
len Eferoe ,puroen bis al6 orel ale
gerettet. OapiOion iprone crit aus
oem 5eniter, nahoem cr 6rou mo
Sinoer eeiuedt uno iie om raS DAN
gebraht bate. no er liz 10 Ian0e
itder elnubte. bis Hettiuas fame.
SSrou Dnoioion fiirntete ih nut
ibreu 9inoern uon Dem Gahc berab.
auipringCn. rno 10 tamen aae Orei
UNI, oils oieies einitiirste.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07

eorrnutirnnaen fir 0jeirciSs.

gusi,er. no. 2 rotb, Sl.25A--1 2s% NO.
2 ROTH ST. 20-1 2G: 80. 2 borier Miniermet'
ser. siie-1 IN; &e. BE-. $io0i 0,ciI;l5; 70;
f7iL. SO. 2 bo, Si14--i.167k; yso. 3
Sribfabrsmeisen. si10-ti5. .,.
corn no 3 63-631kc; SO. 3 tptib, 63Ae;
no. 8 aeI, 63lke; go. 4 6i.-et Ae 20 -.
% 4 peiF 45-46lkc; Sianodro, 47-4I re.
sRoaaen NOR befidneie. gloi. s0e aebeien
,,rs sic berlangi no 2, eic; 10 3, 73-1ec;
81 4 e5-73c 3mfubr. WagaOnlobnn9eH
Cssri,s mar nrberdnberi bts sn le pDher.
gp1Iss ssGserffe e5-72c; eeuiii6te, bb-52c;
eTseninos, 4O--64e. 5uiubr, AZ @Gseon'
lnbunecn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
SdlGricrr Anfiidt grfOrocrt.
gS}nibiitaiol1. G. cSnt

gNdlDlll9ipn, D. san.
S5niolge 0cs geridtes Der aonniii.
fion, Die beouftrogt muroe. Die 3u.
stanoe i'm 3piidenoed BON transat'
Iantiiden Gampiern 81 ituoiercn
rat Der Senator Iiainabam cine
i'm gunoesienat eingereidi
luouuh ami alien Sd)ifien Die lid
init Der 9cioroeruna BON 3piiden.
bedseinmanocrern beiniien. mnerifa'
niide acBte. Ginlpan6crurgsinipct
loren urO Wiatronen itatIouirt Uer'
ben ioaen oui 0aB Den acidiIoerten
1nitnr0cn ein @n0e aemnht MIRO.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Sin 6clOcnmiit6iser @Grncr.

Ger Sei3er tSup Cameron ronnte
6a5 @eleiie bimtnter uno unrnte si'
nen berannobcnOen 3ug obgIeib er
70 idredlif oerbriibt mar. 0oB CT
piC1eiht iterben mag Der 3ua pdre
iouit urirbbar in Die 3riinlmer e.
uer 9oforuoilue hineiugerothen. Die
bcim glildlD1rtsiobren entaleit mar.
Ter 1Ibrer Der 2ofomotipe iuar 3u
Jo0e nrhriihi nor0en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
G6ima.
GnslanS gibt anseirGet einru Bath.
fdlla1.

WluN.
@fin9, g. San.
Cir sobn q Soronn Der britiide
@eionete fir China, bat in @nbc.
trndt oes 1rotcftorates. ooS @ng.
Iouo 10 81 ioqen iibcr Bortngal aus.
iibt, in ireunoihaitliher 8eiie Dem
gustp0rtigen amt geratben. onB
China elm Sdieo9Ncridlt onndhnlt.
aIs Die bette gtrt. Sic @renjItreiti5.
feiten betreiiS ocs @cbietes uon Iia.
Gao Gus Der @eIt 81 idnffen. China
bat freiIif Die portuaiciiIhe Heeic.
ring am Ietten Sonntaa benadJrih.
ti9t. ooB fie 6ie 6roqe Dem &daqpr
Shieosgerift ndt un.erbreitcu
ipiiroe, oies fpiirSc a0er niht ou5.
idlieBen. hr6 ein on0eres Sd,ieb3
geridt hdriiber eutiueioen mofte
gurnii0c ap., 5. San
SSn Vlobenc. @ounc Gountn. ia
men bri Dem 9rano i1rer @obnuna
erou Martha Goroer. ibre 1odter
Grnu sfulnes ai0o umo oeren orei
tleine SEinoer um'S 2ebcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Ghirnnntr Rtrhmnrft.

pirsnfeb. 9uiubr. 10000; odrnnier fenren
no e6iber Tie Ereiie pnren pis toilet;
Siis'sS; ss 10 o0: EulIen. ss4O-4.75; sldlber.
VI N % IL. efnfers uuo Eeeoers, So 75--5.5O
S6rsine. 3u'ubr 5000. Die Ettts na'
r.n ME iSlsiii i.sssEs gsisis' 'ss5o@s75 7O' s'H
e8o,s auiubr, IA 600. Tie Rrtie fparen
49, 3sls, e6rrser. So 1850; ggibber, $40
ms ms as: 5dtrIiHes, 81 25-s.i5; 9pts. tS.os
--5.75.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07

Die SeIc9rnpbenSrGbte ourhihnittcu.
Grabtiuonncr. Die ausgeldidt marcu
nm oCn Sd)a0en a. repnriren. ent.
ocften OaS 0inoc.uiB nGi Dem g..
leiie unO Gabel Dem 3uQe Elm Sc.
iabrliaual.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Glndltrn i'd.


9t1U Dorf, 8 San.
Sn'olge Scr Jbdtigfeit Ole sic
Son0er9robaeidaDorenen in 8crbin'
oun9 nit DER llntcriuhuug 6e5 6an'
6els nit .iueiBen SflnpinneH cnt
mitcIt, bdben es }oblreidp Ferionen,
bic lid. ME e5 beiBt. nit oieicu
ld1uubiqen mo berbrcderiid,en (Se.
'dldii bqiabtcn. fir gui bciunoen. Die
Gia0t 5u Derldiicn. Gle boben iid
uah 4'6ilGoelpbio, 6bicnQo, Bits.
bur1 uno anOeru Grten qeUeroet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Gbicaf Ger Winrftbcridt.
0Hricnberiht.

RobepC, Anibton & Y o.. wooferu
wsb5i,Se berichten iiber ben @eireieemnrit wi'
tplnt' ,s-..s.... 49,, 49,
Weiscu fulroe nndh oer Sroiinun9 linrt Oets
,cnt, ,,nS hie Rreiie fielen nm s4--1c. iteaer
ober oonn nieoer. iielen aber iuieoer IN Del
letien Stu1ioe. .-..-. -.
aorn puroe ndh oorbereegnnBenem Sallei
tpieoer 'idri uno. tpte in Mei8ennldrtle lisiet
Saier binaepen mar b5ber unb itnIob ebenio
Sic ed,lubrotirunnen paren ipie iclGT;
Son. Rteorig S6luB. 0elieIT
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
gsrbrnflidlt auIllennoth.
Rod eslor0. IN z

UUu 1Y9IuHU, 43uv .. 1SIII.
eynfoIge Der aohIennotb lit ons
mod SSslano 4rieual. in Dem 100
wSon beidaiiigt iiuo. tempordr ee.
ifloiien fporoen
Guf in mebreren Stdoten i'm Oft
Iiden S,oipa berridt WiangeI an Rob-
len.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07

3nnte niemoIs in @eo1nfen nit
yeman6. Ta8 oerbittert oos @emiitb
of mebr all elm tpirfIiher STREET
mb 1T Die uriaae pieIer innerer
itnriibe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
G:.hursfr6dn".
''eist,

I'm 3sInga'i6es YGpierselS i'm &c.
trasr uun $4,000. 900 cinsmlUien,
miro NiaOri5' Jiegiernna $l5,.
100000 uerwcnOcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Qnnnnns @cp0lfernna.
Sttdipa, Ont.. 5. San.

Tos fonoOiife 3eniusamt idott
oie 9epolferung 9onaoos 81 Gnoe
bes cSobrcs 1909 ouf 7350,000aopfe.
Sin Der Spite itebt Ontario nit
2,e19,025 gimuohnern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07
Garaoa.
On aroi,er gelurgnif.
Snlifor, q. q, 6. San.

Snllf1r, Y o, 8. san.
3rp6If @oote Der iSiiherfIotte bon
ganlo, nit 60 Mdnn per0en ieit
oem geItrigen Sturm pern1iBt
0os Marine. uno 8iidlereioeparte'
ment 1T eriudt tporoen, 0anipier oif
Die Sudle 8u ier0en.
Gs befonSen iid, 25 Giidrrbocte
ouf Der Sobp non @bitebeao Sarbor,
ols Der Stlrm ousbradl. 0rei5ebn
hipipr eSohr,eude 1ohen Iid) derettet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-01-07

Die ,,,Ierciterr"- "-5ettmn
gen haben cis 6eicpicbte
BON Ga Greiie niept nur
miticPreiben ienoern nit
macben helfen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17
PRIZE FIGHTS AND
DIVORCE CARDS


Eve mutually pledge 70 each ether
our lives our fortunes and our sac
red honor" The concluding words Of
that declaration were signed one
hundred and thirty-four years ago
July e. Ever since that time the
Fourth OF July has been a day given
up TO patriotism; that is when We
we're old fashioned. In latter days IL
has been fireworks and so many
deaths incident that a widespread
movement for a sane Fourth has
been far-reaching in its results. Chi
oago declared for a sane Fourth. and
that's a big lead in the general move
ment Most towns have come to
realize they can be patriotic without
the fireworks. So, quiet unobstenta-
tious really truly patriotism is the
ought for tomorrow. Dear, no, pa
triotism stands no show whatever.
and MY Country" is only the scene
of a prize fight A sane Fourth?
Hardly. Jeffries and johnson fought
under Marquis Of Queensbury rules
The British sports name lives Just
as II he had perpetrated a great deed
instead Of pummelling rules. Now 1
am of the feminine majority who
know nothing of a prize fight, and
she picture of two men engaged in
scientific combat isn't pretty. Psy-
chologically Johnson's famed upper
cut and Jeffries left hook which
one man told me was the heaviest
hit ever known, are vague terms and
with feminine inconsequence, / re-
member one is a negro and. Of
course, that's silly, because In the
name OF science(?) one should not
indulge in color limitations. Some of
the terms to the initiated are anus
ing in sound For instance a
right hand cross counter" Now thai
doubtless a formidable blow, but II
makes one think of a drygoods store
and a hasty reach for the reduced
from one dollar TO ninety-eiSht
cents" It seems the fighters all
make hit-that's understanding |
mean a famed blow, as Bob Fitz-
simmons solar plexus." which is
formidable enough IN SOUND 10 khOCh
out the average man.
On July picnics and riding ex-
cursions TO the mountains was sadly
lacking in Masculinity, and most of
the men gathered about the Review
bulletin beard where refreshments
like unto the following we're handed
out every few minutes Men fighting
at close range. Jeffries forcing his
man against the ropes. johnson
shoots a terrific left uppercut to the
Jaw followed by a fierce right to
the stomach" Cheering from the
Johnsonites.)
"Jeffries opens the fourth with
full left swing 20 the jaw. johnson
meets Jeffries' rush and plants two
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

THE EARLE INSTITUTES are the
only people in the United States do
ing this high-class work.
Don't be mislsd by incompetent PEG
pie Cimposters) claiming to do the
same class Of work; every good thing
has an imitator. You cannot afford
to experiment with your FACET is
your fortune to a grea1 extent; be
cautious that 1t does not become your
misfortune Cby experiments.) Send
five cents in stamps for our new book
OBJ just out. (Treatise on the face.)
What to do and what no. TO do; also
care OF rhe complexion; or. better still
call and see this great doctor Ad
dress the Earle Institute. Suite So
Broadway Central Building, 424 Souti
Broadway. Los Angeles, Calf.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17
Douglas Society

Little Miss Eda Winnifred Smith.
better known to her playmates as
pet" celebrated her fifth birthday
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ].
Smith on Fourteenth street Her lit
tie guests were Katherine Simonson.
Margaret Simonson. Elizabeth ST.
monson, Isabel Struthers, Mildred
Struthers. Bud Struthers, Gertrude
Kleinschmidt. voss Keinschmidt.
Robert Taylor. Rena Iyerson Mary
Ella Van HarIiagen. Ralph Strain.
Robert Burns. Annie Burns, Elsie
Fieischer. Louise Brown, Lowell Arm
strong and Larna lockwood. Part of
the afternoon was spent in the park
where the little folks played games
and were a merry little crowd. But
their hearts were bubbling over with
Joy when they returned to the Smith
home and found wee tables and wee
chairs for the wee ones. On their
plates were little animals that soon
disappeared. because they were AMI
nal cakes Flowers decorated the
tables. and ice cream, candy and
fruit were served And the little
hostess was the recipient Of a num-
Der of pretty presents from her
friends.
Last Monday afternoon a number o
little people had a fine time at the
home Of Mrs. Gertrude KIeinschmidt
on Fifteenth street The occasion was
the ninth birthday of little Miss
Gertrude and when the little people
received their invitations to the
party from to s o'clock. they has
ltened to accept. They were allowed
the freedom OF the home and made
merry with different amusements.
They were so happy that the time
few very quickly and It was a merry
little crowd that enjoyed the good
things to eat They were treated TO
Ice cream. cake fruit and homemade
cake. The little guests were Mabel
Ross. Rena Iverson. Mildred Struth
lers. Bud Struthers, Irma Williams
GLADYS Holmes. Rupert Jennings
lynn Perry. Dee Perry. Robert Tay
Ilor. Yoss Kleinschmidt and Car
Greene.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Mrs. F. B. Mason. a number of
young people. representing different
parts OF the country, were present.
and a fine time was enjoyed by the
guests. Saturday night a dance was
rendered the young people at the
home of Mrs. Ben Sneed. The Fort
Huachuca band furnished music for
the occasion, which was specially en-
joyable. Another social event in
honor of the guests was a picnic at
Lewis Springs. where the band was
also present. The picnic was given
by George Patulla. who has been pop
ular with the readers Of the Saturday
Evening Post on account OF the ex-
eellent articles from his pen.
number of Douglas young ladies
formed a party that spent Tuesday
in Bisbee. The party was given IN
honor of the Misses Nagel of Texas,
who are the guests of Miss Sophia
Peschke. They brought home with
them a number of snap shots OF the
hills of Bisbee. which they will keep
as souvenirs. Mrs. Kuhn of Thir-
teenth street chaperoned the party,
which was composed Of Misses Flea
nor and Annie Nagel. of Cuero. Tex.
Sophie Peschke, Omega Mcnamara
Mary Dunlap. Kate Robson, Gladys
Game, Myrtle War;. and Clara Jones.
The knights of Pythias held a so
cial and business meeting in the Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening last
Mr.. Gilmore, who is an attorney OF
district deputy grand chancellor Of
the Knights of Pythias. was present
and installed the following officers
Vice-chancellor. w. z. Goodsell; pre-
late. J. L. Parks; master Of work j.
c. Goodman: master at arms. James
Barrett: inner guard. R. A. Huron
outer guard. A. A. Ferguson. After
the installation refreshments were
served and a social time was enjoyed
Last Saturday evening the Frate-.
nal Bratherhod held a very enjoy.
able business and social meeting in
Irene hall II was the occasion OF
the installation OF officers. when Har-
ry U. Boyer of FL Paso, district
manager, was present. After the
morning.
The Ancient and Mystic Order of
Midnight Sons met In solemn con-
cIave at 11:OO o'clock last Monday
night, r. C. Browne acting as host,
which position he filed creditably.
After the transaction OF routine bus
mess" substantial refreshments. dear
to the bachelor heart, held the atten-
ton of the guests for some time. The
session closed with a musical pro-
gram by the chief scribe, r. c.
Browne. and the first luminary. H n.
GARNER The following sons were
present to shed their light on the
festive occasion: Messrs- J. r. Es-
sex. r. R. Bird. H. n. GARNER. W. C.
War;. c. L. Undertake. and R. c.
Browne.
Two members of the local colony
/ of visitors now in California were
appreciated participants in a recent
musical evening at the Hotel Henize-
man in Los Angeles. Miss Barbara
wohlgemuth recited and Clarence e
Krinbiii acted as piano soloist and az
companied for several fine vocalists.
Among the guests was Miss Lavona
( Adamson OF this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Miss Sophie Peschke OF Douglas
snent the day in Bisboa having rs her
guests a party OF Young ladies from
Douglas.
The party fer seeing the sish,s q
Bisbee was given IL honor 81 hlFses
Anna and EIanore Naegei who are ne
puests of Miss Peschke at ner home
in Douglas
Mrs. H. ]. Kuhn acted as caaper''ne
far the marty. Those COMPOSING TIE
nsrtv were Misses McNamare, My-u
War;. Kate Robson. Jones e'aiyS
Cain. and Mary Dunlap
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

There is another wrinkle It's
lust as freakish as the others, so the
reading is safe. Professional brides
maids, If you please. London's big
gest department store has them on
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17
@ s Getty 6
Pr BOX sos BY CATHERINE HOY

PHONE B 9s

Miss Iva Butler, who has been
attending school in California has
returned to Bisbee to spend the
summer visiting her parents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Mrs. A. Y. Fountain. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clau-
sen for several days has returned to
her home in Las Cruces New Mexico
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Sunday morning in Los Angeles
w. ]. McGregor and Miss Pearl lie
Monde we're married by Rev. W. A
Knighton.
mr. and Mrs. McGregor VIII take
a wedding trip in which they VIII
VISIT Seattle Chicago Portland and
New York.
They win make their home in Los
Angeles on their return.
Their many friends In Bisbee WISE
them great joy in their married lie
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Harmon were invited 10 a birth
day dinner at the Harmon home In
Lowell today in honor of Mr.. Har'
mons birthday anniversary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Wednesday yening the c. Z. C.
Club entertained in honor OF the
mothers OF the members. Quite num-
Der attended although the weather was
very bad.
a short program was rendered and
refreshments were served.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held Wednesday evening July p, at
the Y. w. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

lefts and a right TO the head. They
cIinch. Referee prying them apart ="
And more vicious attacks" and
Intellectual rallies and more and
more, and the. excited men are IN
transports of joy at every return.
The sympathy of the community Is
bestowed upon the weaker SEX
though heaven knows it Is mistake
to suppose the weakness Of humanity
is confined to women alone. This
scientific brutality of mankind proves
that. o. yes. women will view the
fight. but not many. and the sex Is
ashamed for those that do.
Since we are dealing so extensively
in the parlance of the hour you
will think Society" Is Knocked out
by the fight
My Lady Society shoulders in well
bred fashion ami shifts disdainfully
at the mere mention Of the fight, so
perhaps We had better change the
subject. Local society won't furnish
much of a discussion this week. The
matrimonial epidemic still continues
in undated fury and Cupid is busy
administering love potions nc the af-
fiicted. Poor little fellow. His busy
season is in full swing Just as we
mortals dream Of vacations.
Have you heard about that newest
frill of convention? Thank heaven
we are not sufficiently modernized,
so you need not take this as a
suggestion Out in Los Angeles
couple were recently granted a
divorce: nothing unusual in that;
but the same cannot be said of the
cards which were sent to the friends
of the re-tracting parties. Just the
two names and beneath in small let
tering Divorced" followed by the
date of the happy 90 event. Now,
wouldn't Il be disconcerting to re-
ceive such a misslve through the
morning mail? And should one send
congratulations or Condolences To
all intents and purposes the one
party has passed away" so far as
the other is concerned, so probably
the latter form of answer would be
more appropriate: and yeti could
be possible that the implicated ones
might be in rather congratulatory
frame of mind and would fail 20 ap-
preciate the message Of coincidence
Another problem. Why, that's worse
than sending out cards for an ap-
pendicitis operation. In the latter
case the friends Of the afflicted un
derstood at least they were expected
to send flowers. and it would take
wise one &c. decide the course OF ac
ton in the "unmarry" case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Miss Eemily Wilson left Thursday
afternoon for Douglas where she in
tends to spend the remainder Of the
summer visiting friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

The ~ouiet" wedding of John II
NcGregor and Miss Lucille n kenney
which was solemnized at Tombstone
This week proved to be anything. put
Quiet the numerous friends OF tne
very popular young couple celebrating
the event in truly Western styie
with all the necessary musical instru-
ments in the form OF tin cans Os'
dish pans whistles and added 20 li. NJ,
the usual number Of Interestingly :!
nlacards nailed to the trunks anu
srit cases of the couple-and after
doing full homage as Westerners'
the friends commenced TO shower
them with rice and old shoes, until
II seemed that the Heavens were
literally showering these articles OF
walking attire, and the ground pre-
scented the usual appearance ai'er
a March snow storm.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Mrs. L. II. Turbin and daughter OF
Nevada. Missouri. are visiting Mrs.
Harry Barkdoll for tseveral weeks
They expect to make an extended
trip to California coast cities before
returning heme.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

The ladies OF the Baptist church
gave a watermelon social Friday
evening in honor Of Miss Iva Butler
who has been attending Pomona col
lege. Watermelon and lemonade
and cake we're served
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-17

Misses Elsie and Miriam Toles left
Monday for Cananea where they win
visit their aunt Mrs. John A. Campbell
of that city for several weeks.