Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-25
TO MOTHERS
RooSEvELT'S TRIBUTE

RoosEvELT's TRIBUTE
 TO MOTHERS The mothers of the nation deserve all honor While all good men could attain to good citizenship-the sol dier, the sailor. the ciyilian-the mother is the best citizen of all. If she does her part alright in rear ing and training her boys and girls, she moulds the character of the men and women of the next generation and consequently yields a greater in- fluence and fills a more honorable po- sition than any man could ever hope to do.
 Her life of self-sacrifice. of effort, of suffering, of patient education, pronounce her the one supreme aset in national life, more important than the most successful statesman, mil lionaire, business man artist or scientist
 On Thursday evening of this week the Cavalier club held their regular IT crowd attended and the dance was as enjoyable as the Cavalier dances always are
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 Mrs James A. Greer and Mrs. John Olson entertained with an in- formal dance at the Cole-Ryan build ing in Warren of Wednesday even ing. The affair proved to be very enjoyable for all those who attended. The c. U. c. club met on wednes- day evening of the week to hold their regular election of officers Those elected to fill the offices were: Grace Rundle, president; Elizabeth Scott vice president; Adelaide Wittig, sec retary; Yda Paff, treasurer. After the business meeting number of games were played and the prizes awarded. Refreshments were served
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 Mrs. Idella Meyers of Glance spent the day in Bisbee Tuesday.
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 Mrs. H. D. McVay spent some time in Naco this week visiting friends.
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 Professor Clarence Krinbill spen' some time in Douglas the past week Mrs. s. Kenefick left Thursday for Spokane. Washington
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 Miss Bessie McGinn who has been visiting her cousin Mrs. Percy Nell has returned to her home Rands burg. California.
 Pearl Chapter No. 6 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold theil regular meeting at the new Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening o this week.
 Bisbee Queen Hive No. 3 meets il regular session Monday of this weel at Mdigovich hall.
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 Mrs. Sam Warne was taken to tn Copper Queen hospital Wednesda suffering from typhoid fever.
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 Mrs. Robert Hennessy and daugs ter have returned from visit wit relatives in Texas.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Tester ( Douglas spent several days visitin friends here this week.
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 Miss Venetia Lewis of the DO. office force has been quite i'll tn week
 Mrs. C. H. Vail. the librarian ft the Copper Queen library has eee suffering from rheumatism the pa week but is reported much improve
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 Mrs. Rachel Mckay leaves tods for Fl Paso where she will wis friends for a week.
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 Miss Lottie Mckee. who has bes attending school in the East duriI the summer is expected to arrive Bisbee Monday.
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 Mrs. J. c. Cutler is in town fro Fl Paso for a short business stay [.
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 Mrs. Johnny Blair of Fl Paso. vi is well known in Bisbee. is slow recovering from a severe attack typhoid fever.
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 Misses Jones and Highstreet e tertain the business women of Bis on Thursday evening. A good { tendance and most enjoyable