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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18
RAISED FROM
4 BED Of AGONY
Mrs Carson o' Arsyis, Nieh- Tsiis
strange ssery of suffsnns aaa
ROW csrogt Cured rsr

Argyle Mira h had rSvers ps.as
from female rsoable saa ess almosf
~d with lsaiu b ~ heaa
II ntos You for aay.ee. shaA i
felioNed as raf~aliy 4s Eossh
aa asfeg aAlna seYen bottles 0i sr
dai . received greai relief
continued ~ ase and ilaailg
M4s cured sH8 aalss8 from as BED
os agony cardu saved toy sts
ahen amaing else e8ala heip me
and { esn IN t8aBkfai enaHah 81.
wuat it aia ;oF fae
q recommend i. tc 4i3 my irlead
a1a aeglyors two naye agaay
ired 8 and found rslei
d thank sbe Lord ioF Dlaating ;he
aeea ana fof saaHin9 yea how q
nfeFGre Cara3 toF oBT good
Y0a mag De s4re it cafah Will
relieve and caTe such serious easea
aa Yrs Carson and 4 ID doing
st every d9y ia9t n wls. mach m0rs
quickly ana eer.ainiy. aelp shOse 40.
nseH wgp have No AFffAf@ svsrrts#e
5nt are inst weak aaa alllng
A. general anie fof women TO
improve fhe appetite and build up
tae constitution caraui IS ln a class
bg EBeI
WhetheF seriously scs. 0t slmNly
aillng try raFdAl II aJa nelp you.
f0ard fBgsHwi llf eeom mendlf
Your druggist viii recommend II
Ask nIFn.
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The criminal court o. appeals to
gr0froW wil hear arguments !n the
murder case 0f 4 Aasir convicted
- ne district court of Marshall
county
Mss hin. o. the Methodist hos.
piial nurse force has approved plans
prepared 5g local architects for
modern residence TO be erected al the
corner 81 1sth street and Noble
avenue
Contractor Gorman IS erecting two
modern houses ia West Carit0f
Heights addition
The CassKy building On West OK
K Om8 avenue Is 10 be completed 1y
June a. Manager Milne og Mines
ready-to.wear store. mas signed a con.
tract 70 lease the lower floor Of sne
building for period of years
Conductor JOHn FOFg8rty is taeS
oil the Eastern Oklahoma passenger
Gn aitet 2 few days laV %
The federal officers are preparing
for term Of district c0nrs al ENID
commencing June 3. Il S. llsely fhai
ikefe wil lDe no larT trials, nHt a
q ear deal ot grand jury business ts
pending 1ae trials will probably ne
Id September
GHtarie people attending fae Grand
ARMY reunion al Blackwell viii
probably ~ home tomOrdow night.
TIE closing feature of the ene4mn.
ment will BE- the address lomorrow
n Col John McElroy. editor or a Ba-
slonal @ A. r paper and d candidate
.oF commander of the orieI
The water commissioners force
Eag completed extension oi fhe wat.
"a mains 70 tae Duke sanitariHm
The Bellows Falls Savings iEan.
tuition. Bellows Falls. ". has susd
Milton OTsrsireet. The Guthrie Va.
tional bank. RaF v Hoffman and og3-
ers on . mortgage Foreclosure Tor
an oi8 loan ON Logan eounly hard In
tsgea
\ The well On , II BeameFs a2uIlsr-
lium gfe lg nos al a dspsn Of lfv lsek
4 strong flas "a expected ~ ga0 feet.
The Duke saBigarinm, eas5 ~ t1e
city, n0s h4s tw4usY patients Gotta
RE is 4lffaas becoming kn0Bn 0gef
ne state 90 The ceater of good san.
iagiHms SUD 81 mineral waisfa enicn
1sYe great curative powers
santa Fs Agent & y CocMeil IS
lsnaafiag under 4 disguise having
shaved 0H hts mHgfache
Associate sglea is44e Dunn il
NE BE- one o. the JUICES At ges sfaie
f8torseal contest In 0ailahsm4 ciig
Z friday nlRht The principal state
Hoosa siil 8e fepfsssaled.
Mrs X F. Chltwos8 81 Eaid. na-
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United States Marshal W. s Cade
went TO Oklahoma City today
~ II Heer the champion shooter,
II 81 shoot n Dubois Pa
Judge C b. Stewart Is here from
Oklahoma CltY on matters before she
supreme court
Au0fnes Z J Kelley Is Acre from
Wanrisa Ga matters before tAe su-
prpme c0erJ
Jadga ! Roberts. of Enid is
here looking after some eases before
the supreme court
MF and Mrs G r Woieott, ol
Ctumwa iowa. are here.
Rober, r Blair of Wasouer q "a
the citE
6 Raiston piano inaer for e Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

M Tom McNaly sufeFfain-a
fse say . au1lber Of Guthrie fuena
Af lgnreepH af hey beautitul sabufb
"a a1me u0mh Uf tie esgy Host
ana gnes speHt FeEy BlssAsb1 dag
fae ucTH.lg being sgsHs 81 boat ing
ane Fishing oa lake Eleanor. 20 ga
AfAnsi9 sHch and a nam@er 0s .iae
t.sa acre f2fgai AZ ha0H ihe par
returned tp re a8mse hege An
eisat e9ye luncheon w4s asvy@8
Tie gaes returned s0 Use elfy ia
the evening aRd reported aawlne
spenf Hp deHgnfal Day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

n is only 81 late years faaf the
great importance ng pb0sPaafes sn
8@&ing Powder aas been recognized
e ls the 0nlg acid as~i q THE All
TON GOODS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Suffered day aaa nigat tae Iaf
meDg 81 itching piles. Nothing helped
the aHsil used paaHs 0lnimeat it
cured ms peruaHently. Hon JDap
r Garrett. Mayor. GifArd. Ala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18


J. 81 Howell popular druggist o.
Grsensbnrg. Ky. says, We uEe
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy 10 ouF
owu household and know ii is excer
leut" For sale by all dealers
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: FHEs4 TOPICS or q
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= p HNFu NaIH< LaaNA
Rl1sastona u ihs law as4lnei aunt
3rR 81 Oklahoma without ! license are
aamefous. according 10 Stare Came
WaFarH I9An i To0lIn. and that De
Ariineaf q state faees condition
feat Will require earnest Efforts to
care unasr me new system, ny
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u p Lefdy. of Afnett Il Guthrie
visitor
r. L Howard IL ap from Oklahoma
City
Judge II RArioFi i @ EAi8 ar
tending cnBrf
n A. Slater Is hsrs from Wichita
~ c Clsh. a oklahoma cay vas
business visitor hega today
: II BELLS. manager q the Com.
moneeailh DA COMPANY ot cHaains
ig q GWhne visitor
III s Eommeil former GaFafie
cotton broker = here fssfn 0klaho
s.l. gaEase
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

ser bankruptcy profeedfnss h@fs
Papers were hied YESTERDAY
Ihe htite iR1afer again gives
troay afternoon
David Welcn Of Denver. Who came
here 10 Try ne GnH1fie mlneFa wat-
er for sfomach trouble aHd Faeama
iiGm says ae aaa been greatly 5ene-
n' 20 bg RE water he sas unaole
cane here iwo 1e@ks aga.
Carpenters are constructing hos
pitai cottages for Dr Meiyiu's ssh-
iisfiam south q ine eiiy NAlafsi
sas ana ci'F wafer are peins pip~a
AA ttaF If-etF
The WaHonEfnomss SASH and doa5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

OLIVES aFe RonFIRhIng as we'll aa
appsiizing aBd afaonia be more ex
ssnsiYeig Ase9 Tfg AITON GOODS
Diiges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

white City Opens Saturday evening
The White City on tne Clmzrron
river banks. Mil open for ihe sum
mer season Saturday evening Tne
bathing bsaeh Is quite q popular re-.
sEri wit- the Y01ng society people
Motor boats run ~ fhe white City
every half hour
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18
OCIAI
- HAPPENINGS
aENU ron FRIDAY


EprAKFacT
gerrias naraai ana ersam Rar
Ten graa,rr cam. foas, - src
eoffee
rtNrpTCN
ca1d +ongse ta Ieft overt fried
Frennh gotareae cold aas kais xgfb
cream ralss Gress sing IL laft over
,oassed crsegsr Win oeaput butter
INNER
caassh eaaHdar eggr,ysut emitted
zlfh minced remains N seey ynngps
srd bskee rs.rs4 aB4 srowrss r.e,
,coffee The Dslr laader
The FFiday grsge clgb am no&
meet tbgs neeg as forugrly annollue.
IN 0n scconnr III tBe Illaase M sfr
ysayoraees
Wrs Zen = Hegiev returned this
afternoon if0u several wsskg' ~.
h N Kansaf usth ralafgyas
voett ~. 49, s,-,,se. 80
.l0 .,,@5sssa rs,,- ~. eysr5,, y, ~ ~ a.
ete~arf Goo8aas-nre Ta1 eonnlas
MI 80 ~ ~ ,,.s.5 Gll.s,..'....s. ~. 'Fl'
Y enalova " ,sa iocaI greeafonsa
a,s sts1avae E,t.,o.. --ase1,sd ~,
merobranea ~ rsA oeess,os
Wos rtbei pefarssn y,as ,ss o,fv
GstfrIa entrsrt .sa, ,aseea ne -
sahool
MIA. Vera afinpar Hho -stprraa
vMsra see ba. haan s.ssyirg vosns
culture (. eorva iaseing ag 80 Nfa,h.
o6Jsf sospl,st frorn a. e.e,. si,,,, 1 s@r
aEr ana ,lr. voYslvsv LII
ebiga sre vrsi-Feo 9,,s 1tcxsivsy
rc.raer Mr. RS e,9 >.a-.h ~ a., !
2ffv a n ovfsh AZ sa.a s.cgy ~,
.shama fs;,v vIgitGus -. Ssseste-
NJ Rftna
AIRS Fmma tr,fie- 81 tuta !.
rsnasny ths 9fsssoafs. r.fsst,..,s-.,.
convention
Mechanics IL II psaasr ara r Il
Fh legt taa nir6, f@~ Fn1.s,o ~
iere taA sfarao1ss, rg..an.- .,.,'a Y
~ ''''
sass saa,s 60 r..,~n.a !, Ill
bsme II rofla les+ ayar,-e ~ e. ~
epyerag 9svr vfss, he,a rs.3 g.sars
AfsA Fsther ns1and srtsi ar.....,
fha Koonay ssTnnar assb e9sa ~
mrsar asrerros9
church vii eere estanSs. s%o,a, :.
-ha h0ms N afrs = n Isrz r-ss+v
Tha Foosn no.n,, ...s,t..- 80 =.
sFwafs I~sttsmss ra+ r-,,t, ,,s-.
Aliee Wstsirs wAsnaeA.,' es,....s''r' -
~tAff 'tsft-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

which ene state N divided lntO lis
t-lcfs. The work o. the wsrdsns oe-
parfment vii he better arranged ana
enforcement 81 tas laE should ~
eorrssp0DdingIy better
Pleased Win Business Here
superintendent Cole of TIE NaEio1
si Biscuit company. IS here f0dzy
fonfeTing with Manager Grant Of tAe
ID al Office SuDRriltenssnt Cole Isl
more fhan aiszsed altt ne blsinsse
done bg the local ofife since q was
established mere On April 25th Fne
Guthrie Office sales. both local AID in
fhelg shipping t~rrilorg Rave Sur
pesssd every other Oicee n r8e state
except me Oklaa0Ia City office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Rev A. D Rankin. c Fl Martendale
{ o Fish Fred ~ Green. MFs W
II Boasen. Mrs Emma MILLER ard
sIFs G. d Fisn
O d. HAL correspondent tor taa
Kansas CRY Journal returned iast
evening from Oklahoma CITY
Prof. s. AcKeiTey aas returned
0n q trip 70 IeAigh
r 4 HeiiEnan returned ihls mora
lls tram q tr.p 10 Perry
THE ALTON GOODS Coffee wlig
"a ioaAd .DGHlieis superior in pnFatS
strength aud favor f9e can aih
cheaper grades
slck headache results from . dig-
ordered condition oi tae stomach and
can 5e cured by the use 0f Chamber
lains stomach snd Liver TABLETS
TRY H For sais BY all dealers
--------4----.---~----
pATRoNtzE HOME INDUSTRIES
and call Rhlneheaft's meats when
ordering meat from your butcher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

TIE Strength 0f d BAKING Powder
nmsT be Id the Powder chen the ccoa
uses II Il s. 8lways there ID Tftt
ALTON GOODS Baking powder
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18
poLsoN rRAsSFER COMPANY.

u iii fniy' ~ head ~ gsoa Wers h0fs
See us as once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

hmauss. and wife left monday iOF am
attended trip 20 Memphis. Nashville
and other points in Tennessee
Mrs G g. Lamb De visiting 10 0k
iaaoma CIrf
United states Attorney I08n Em-
brv has returned ,gom a trip % OK
lshoma Cily
J r Edmonds returned tais ma,sa.
lrl FROM Hominy
A. B Armstrong s. ln Marshall.
Attorney j IS Hart of Wooawars.
was Guthrie visitor Wednesday
Mr Hart wss member 81 lhe Goa.
sfitnii0nai convention and W fhe
First and second legislatures
Chancellor Bradford 0f the Ep-
worth university. 30 Ras here YES
tsFday c0ufeEriug &ith iocas PARTIES
with reference io locating the Meya.
0aisl college al 6Hfhre. ieft lass
night for Ensd i5 attend iae mission.
SIS convention
Banker j 81 panarf 81 Sfillwafer.
q Guthrie visitor
+ " Kiagan returned last ulghf
from 0slahoMa Ciit
Among me members ~ ihe F1rsi
"a T. church iaat went 10 Enid last
ening 90 agtead the MISSIONARY
convention we're ReY W. g Coleman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

fation brokAF i here ffsln 0klaho
aHa City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

ser bankruptcy prDceedings here
Papers were Sled YESTERDAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

free matinee fos school children sal
uraag afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

F " Kiasan returmei last uigh
from Oklahoma CTS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

dss Aaua Kraynill who has been
in lHdia for several years a. a mss
si0Hafy gor tae 3lefhodis canFcn. g.
here Visiting bar sister, Mrs . 81
Nissiey a. 1928 West Noble syenae
siiss hragbll S. Aighly pleased w5fh
sHfaf1e a. residence city and s2ys
s deeine1 To become great
aaahn rF0F She iet' india only Il
lew months aga
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Brs Ben F Hegler returned this
afternoon if1n several weeks VS.
n in Kansa wlfh relatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

The Falf Valley division of the
Woman Auxiliary 10 fhe Farmer B
Institute Bli meet Friday afternoon
NstA Ars MCPHERSON
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Mss Marion AIadsen Is baes ir0m
@eeG d g.st u III RENO Hish frienas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Banker q pouarf 81 stillw4fer
q Guthrie visitor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

Nrs W VI Hackney d 100
N0fih Vine 'fee gave q birtnday
surprise paris .asf evening i0r Aly.
Stewart GOo3pagrure Ten couples
were present aud ~ enjoy bic even.
ine was speu' Mf fso0dpas.nre ls
ID employe d 'ae local greenhouse
and Manager Farfgw presented him
win diamond stickpin o. r.
membrane " the occasion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

The criminal court o. appeals TO
rOfroW gili hear arguments ln the
murder case 0f = Aasir. convicted
ID t0e district court VI Marshall
county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-05-18

C0fNsh enoEaes, eggplant stuffed
glfh minced remains os beef tongue
&nd baked mashed and Drowned 20
fafoes asparagus flfSy pars0n blark
coffee The Daily LEADER
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

the New English Kitchen building. Allen block. on the evening of May 18th between the hours of 4:00 and 7:30 by the men of the Methodist church. Miners who are on the night shift may cali at anytime after 400 ?. m and they will be waited on immediately. This dinner is prepared and served entirely by the men. Watch the Review later for the menu.
 A misunderstanding seems to have arisen relative to this being a mems dinner. While it is prepared and served by the men, men, women and children are all invited. Women are especially invited to attend this din ner. as no doubt they may be able to pick up some good points relative to the culinary art.
 Immediately after the dinner a con cert will be given at the Methodist church, commencing at S:60 D. m. Among the numbers on the program are many vocal and instrumental musical numbers.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
Y. W. A. NOTES

Fine Chance to Earn Y. W c. A. Pin
 Any paid-up member getting at least seven members. either new or renewals. will be given a monogram silver Y. ". c. 4. pin: those bring ing fifteen new or renewals of mem bers will receive a gold monogram pin, and anyone bringing in twenty renewals or new members will be given a National Seal f. w c. A. pin.
 Any Junior member bringing ten new or renewals will receive a silver Y. W. c. A. pin.
 All Juniors bringing at least two members will be given a spread on the Y. w. c. A. lawn.
 The contest will close May 17th at one o'clock.
 All paid up adult members of the Y. W. c. A. who bring in at least two members will be given a May Day breakfast on the morning oi May 18th at ' o'clock A renewa will count the same as a new mem Der.
 Now is the time to boost and ge busy and earn pretty unique May i Day breakfast.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
WEDDINGS
vauahan-pavenport.

Vaughan-Davenport.
 Wednesday night at the home of the bride in Tombstone Canyon Miss Evelyn Vaughan, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan, was welded to R. E. Davenport, popular employe of the c. & A. machine shop. Rev. Father MuereT offieiated. Miss Neva Downey was the bridesmaid and Dan Ketchel was best man. Miss Hattie Vaughan, sister of the bride, was ring bearer. bringing the ring in the heart of a red rose for the bride.
 The bride was handsomely dressed in white mousseline and carried a boquet of carnations and roses. The bridesmaid wore white embroidery lawn. The house decorations were very pretty, in roses and sweet peas, ferns and smiiax. To the inspiring strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march the couple walked to the bri- dal altar. where they were met by Father Muerer.
 Music was rendered throughout the evening by Mrs. Charles Mahan. who played the wedding march, and
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
MRS. TREu ENrERTAINs.

\ most delightful afternoon was spent by friends of Mrs. John Treu. who entertained at bridge Wednes- day afternoon at her home in Baker vile in honor Of Mrs. Zinnetta Flora Read. The house was beautifully decorated with pink roses and pink and white sweet peas. The same col or scheme was carried out on the tables and in the refreshments, which were served before the laying began. Pink and white ice cream, cake and candies were used. Miss leIen Treg gave seyeal in- strumcntal selections during the af- teTnoon, which were greatly appre- ciated. Five tables of bridge were played and the prizes won were. first, a set oi six sterling silver tea spoons by Mrs. O'Brien. second, a cut glass bowl by Mrs. Burgess, and consolation prize. a silver souve- mir spoon, to Mrs. Mckee. The guest prize was pack of gilt edged playing cards in a morocco case with the guests initials on the silver clasp. There was also a prize for those who sewed. This was an elab- crate tea apron and was won by Mrs. F7annigan. Those present were: Mesdames Read, Flora, F. F.. Coles. Roberts. c. X. Bennett. Compston,
 High, EdmnnSsen. Pearson, William son, Blair, Peabody. Buckwalter. Morrison, Frank Julitf, Newman, FIannigan. Hawley, Mckee, Gibson. Burgess, O-Brien and Fred Juliff; Misses Milligan and Hempsted.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
PERSONAL ITEMS

E. A. Tovrea returned yesterday from a trip to Douglas.
 Mrs. J. J. Walsh lief; Friday morning 10 send the summer in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. W. E. Chaffin left Friday for a trip to the coast.
 Mrs George E. Krinbill is at Douglas visiting her son. Professor Clarence E. Krinbill.
 Mrs. Walter Douglas is expected to return this morning after ten days trip to New York.
 Mrs. W. F. Tester of Douglas is in the city for a few days visiting friends
 Gerald Sherman, superintendent of the C. & A. Mining company, went to Douglas yesterday.
 Miss Theresa A. Goodbody left last Friday to spend the summer in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. J. SI. Ross and two children of Warren will leave the last of the week 10 spend six weeks in San Francisco.
 W. G. Brown of Warren has re- turned from a brief business visit to Douglas
 Hon. Hoval A. Smith is in the dis trict. having returned from the east Friday.
 Charles Poultri. local contractor, is at Tucson on on business.
 Miss Nj. Rock, who has been in service at the Douglas Red Cross hospital. has returned to Bisbee and { Id at the Copper Queen hospital Assistant District Attorney E. J, ! Flanigan will go to Tombstone to- ! day to attend district court which conyenes tomorrow.
 George Long and ". F. Fenwick cf ! the Bisbee Extszsion mine return cd to the mine yesterday, spending | Friday night and yesterday morning l in the city on business.
 Dr. and Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe left l Friday evening Dr. Bledsoe will go ! to New York for postgraduate work and Mrs. Bledsoe will spend the i summer with her mother. Mrs. l Gage, on the coast ! Rev. and Mrs. J. c. E. Fry VIII | leave Tuesday. Rev. Fry will go to ! Atlantic City, N. J.. and Mrs. Fry | win join her mother, Mrs. William | Loudon, on the coast. They will go | east together, later meeting Rev. 1 Fry in Indiana
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
DOUGLAS SOCIETY
Douglas InternationalD

(DouglaS Internationally
 With the exception of an oceas- ional bridge or luncheon. society folk of late have been taking but little in the movements of the social. During the last few weeks the teas at the Country club have been discontinued, but now the Lent en season having closed and peace being anticipated in our neighboring republic, the thoughts of the fairer sex have reverted to teas, Iuncheons and other social functions. And this would indeed be a dull old world without the social side of life. Last week the ladies devoted Thursday afternoon to the serving of tea at the Country club, and again this week the club was the mecca of the lady members and their guests. For several hours. the spacious Veranda and the picturesque grounds of the Country club was the scene of beauty and happiness Daintily gowned women chatted and drank tea amid the beauty of their surroundings Cards were also among the pleas ures of the afternoon. The building was decorated in roses, while frag rant sweet peas, which were pre- sented by Mrs Nj. l.. Downs. a gift from her own garden, here and there gave suggestion of the spring time Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. H. E. Dugan having scored the highest at cards.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
TALKED AT COLD srEEL

T wouldn't let a doctor cut my foot off," said H. D. Ely, Bantam. Ohio. although a horrible ulcer had been the plague of my life for four years. Instead I used Bucklen'a Ar nica Salve, and my foot vas soon completely cured" Heals Burns Boils, Sores, Bruises. Eczema, Pim- ples. Corns. Surest Pile cure. 25c at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
TOMBSTONE SOCIETY
Enjoyable Whist Party.


 Messrs. Giant Warner and Mat thew Telin were the hosts of the Progressive Whist club on Friday evening last at the "Clodhopper Re treat" The usual number were pres ent and a very pleasant evening was had, and a dainty luncheon was served. William Boyd won the ev- ening's championship. while Louis Kuckenbecker was given the conso- Iation honors. Plans for the future meets were discussed and 1t was agreed to have a novelty progressive whist party next week. The club will play at the homes of four mem bers, two couples at each home. which are designated as Nos. 1, . 3, 4. The winners will be moving to- ward home designated as No. 4. AT ter the agreed number of games have been played. all players will go to the home of the hostess. where the
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
The Social Side of Life

Mrs. II. A. Shipman. The young cou. pie were recipients of many beauti- ful gifts, including cut glass, drawn work and silver in abundance Re treatments of cake, sandwiches aud wine were served and the Copper Queen band was present to render a serenade.
 Mir. and Mrs. Davenport will make their home in Tombstone Canyon. this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07
THE W0MAN'S CLUB

The Woman's club will meet Fri day afternoon at 2:50 o'clock in the club rooms. The subject for the meeting will be "Children's Music" Mrs. C. F. Thompson will be chair man for the afternoon and Mrs. w. II. Roberts will be hostess. This is the next 70 the last meeting Of the year