Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-12
DOUGLAS DAILY BUDGET

B. Mailer of Benson is a Douglas visitor today.
 J. F. Mahr is in the city today from San Bernardino.
 T. A. Robertson of Seminole, Tex. is stopping at the Gadsden.
 R. M. Moore of Los Angeles. Cal. is guest at the Gadsden.
 T. E. Parks arrived in the city this morning from Pueblo, Colorado.
 K. O. Fife arrived in Douglas this morning from Fl Paso, the present seat of war.
 Dr. Frederick T. Wright is sick today and confined to his rooms at the Calumet hospital. NJ. P. Printz, who has been at the Gadsden for several months, went to Fl Paso this morning.
 The Lillywhite brothers. prominent business men of Colonia Morales. | are guests at the St. James.
 Mrs. W. F. Williams, the former efficient Copper Queen librarian, is visiting friends in Bisbee.
 Arthur Mayo of the gents furnish ling department of the Copper Queen store, is enjoying a two weeks va cation.
 The ladies will observe tomorrow afternoon as Ladies day at the Country club. Tea will be served and the cars will run as usual.
 B. N. Norton, city engineer. re- turned this morning from Slaugh- ter's ranch, where he has been for several days surveying property
 MT. and Mrs. George Watson were messengers on this mornings tra.n for Kansas City. They will later go Ito Duluth, Minnesota, to spend the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Nashburn came from lNacozari yesterday afternoon and Mrs. Nashburn left on the Drum mers' Special for a visit with friends in the east.
 Miss Johnson has accepted po- sition as stenographer in the office lof the E. R. Pirtle company, Miss Sturges having resigned to accept a position with the Fl Tigre Con struction company.
 Fl Paso Visitor.
 Mrs. Guy Hofer, of Fl Paso. but lately a resident of Douglas, is eX' pected to arrive in the city today, | to take part in tomorrow's graduat' ' ing exercises of the s. S. training class. Mrs. Hofer will be the guest of Mir. and Mrs. W. N. Mayo. Ladies' Day at Elks' Home. : The EIks will be 'at home" Sat lurday afternoon, May 13, to the la dies of Douglas. Invitations have . been issued to their friends, each one being privileged to invite guest. Cards and other means of ! entertainment will be provided. All 1 who wish to play cards are request ed to be at the club house at 2:3O o'clock, when the games will begin. Sudden Death.
 Mrs. F. B. Davis and six children arrived this morning from Herefof1. having been called here by the sud den death of her husband, who was l found dead in his room at the Jack son rooming house. His death re suited from a complication of dis . eases. The body is being held a. McGarty's Undertaking parlors, anc wtll likely be shipped to his forme. home for interment-
 1 Will Attend University.
 r-rof H. J. Hassier, who has taught in the Douglas high scho0' during the past three years. will not remain here next year. He has decided to take a course in the Uni versity of Chicago. When school ends here on May 18th, he will go with his family to his old home at Poplar Bluff. Missouri, where he VII visit until time to take up his studies in Chicago. Mir. Hassler anucirates a delightful vacation In his old home during the early days NEW CYANIDE PLANT ALMOST COMPLETED
 Douglas Internationally
 Ralph G. Dufourcq. superintendent