Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-27

chasers. Among those who are get ting Buicks are Mike Cunningham and Jim owens.
 Joined in Marriage
 Abel Weisanen and Miss Ida Kaup pi, two young people of Lowell, were united in marriage Sunday evening at S o'clock by Judge High, at the office Of that magistrate in Bisbee. Anona Club to Be Host.
 invitations handsomely embossed with United States flags. have been issued by the Anona club to "an in formal dancing party. July 2. 1911. at Odd Fellows hall"
 shine Attends Convention.
 DT. F. E. Shine is at Los Angeles attending the convention of the Amer ican Medical association and the Ari sona Medical society. of which he is vice president The Arizona society held its meeting yesterday. Didn't Steal Pants.
 Ben Meeker was aTraigned before Judge T. D. Burdick yesterday aft ernoon on the charge of stealing a pair Of trousers from one Samuel Pathway. but the defendant proved that he bought them from rper- chant and the ease was dismissed. Fruit-shiPping Begins.
 Owners of Huachuca mountain or chards are beginning to ship their fruit Apric0ts and peaces are rip oning and the fruit is said to be splendid Resorters returning from Berner's. in the Huachucas, speak highly of the favor and general excellence of the apricots and peaches grown in that section Fine Reunited.
 C. D. Thornton was arraigned be. fore Judge High yesterday on the charge of disturbing the peace and fined S7.60, but the fine was remitted upon promise of future good behavior by the defendant. J. c. Kringbaum vas the complaining witness. Holiday Attire Put On.
 Ball G BiedsOe, druggists, have al ready begun decorating their show windows on Main street with tri-col ored kinks and curly Q's. It is only eight days till the Glorious Fourth and the interim will be a busy time with the merchants.
 Fined in Two Cases. w. T. Womacks~ was arrested yes terday on two complaints, one issued from the city court and another from a Ea. afu r,g .HF tUTbing the peace. ne ~as med siU in each case, both of which he paid. He was srraigned before Judge Nor Tis High.
 7esth of an Infant.
 Joseph, the eight-mOnths-o old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle, died Sat urday of summer complaint and the funeral was held Sunday from the res | jdence in Bakezsvule,- Father MueTer officiating. The child had been sicn l three weeks. The funeral was in charge of the O K Undertaking com. pany.
 Feu from Horse.
 Mrs. R. D. Terrebone was throw n lfrom a horse which she was riding | yesterday morning about 8 o'coCk in ! Tombstone canyon, in front Of Ed Ben netts stables. 4 bull dog ran out ! 'nto the street and attackel the horse and frightened it. Mrs. Terrebone fell from the horse, but received no seri 5Us injuries.
 Former Bisbee Man Dies
 J. W. Miexseil, formerly of Bisbee and since leaving here a resident oi Los Angeles. died on June 2S ar tho Good Samaritan hospital in that city of cancer. He was 70 years of age The funeral and inteTmeDt occurred al
 Los Angeles yesterday morning Ht Ihad many friends here who Will g.; grieved to learn of his death
 To Sing Solo.
 Another item has been added tC
 the Fourth of July program on the evening of the Fourth. when a solo
 will be sung by a well-known local
 singer, to precede the address by Governor Richard E. Sloan. The
 singer has been asked to sing the solo, but the program committed has not been advised of her accept
 anee yet
 Country Club Dance.
 The entertainment committee O the Warren District Country club hai arranged for a dance to be held at tho club house on the evening of July 3
 Members of the club may invite ; iguest, but they should notify the com
 mittee of the invitation The musi' win be furnished by the band of tn fSixth United States cavalry and tho iofhcers of the cavalry squadron vii
 be the guests of the club at the dance
 Thomas Officer School Job. Frank Thomas. interpreter for the
 city courts and clerk of the cit,