Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-27

ua4 evening TOT ullnOlsf where sue has been called by the serious illness of her father Mrs Oehs has many friends that sympathise with her in her trouble and hope to see her again in Bisbee in the near future
 Mrs Fred Oates and sister. Miss Ida Watkins. left Wednesday for Long Beach, California, where they will pass the summer months.
 Mrs. J. w. Walker, of Douglas, form erly Miss Bruner, of Bisbee, is the guest at the home of Mir and Mrs. Knorschild and has many friends to welcome her in Bisbee.
 Mrs. C. F. PhilbrOok underwent an operation recently at the Mayo Broth CTS hospital and is said to be recover ing rapidly Her many friends hope to welcome her home soon
 Miss Dora Richards left on Wednes- day evening for San Francisco where she will visit the fairs and will then pass a few months in Ukoh, Cal
 Fred Itzweire and sister, Mrs. Asa Miller. will leave in few days for San Francisco where they will visit the fair and an the seaside resorts before returning to Bisbee
 Word has been received from MT C. F. Phnbrook and Mir $. S. Stafford from California where they are spend ing their vacations and attending the Teachers association conclaye. The trip was made in MT. Phnbrook's new Ford and they reached their destina- tion without mishap
 Mrs Marshall, of Mason Hill, enter tained the Dorcas Sewing club on Thursday afternoon, and the after noon was pleasantly spent in conver- sation and sewing. Cantaloupe sun dae. cake, coffee and tea were served to the guests. and all spent a most enjoyable afternoon.
 The Copper Queen doctors and their wives and the nurses at the hospital enjoyed a most delightful picnic on Wednesday evening on the Courtand road and the party returned late in the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs John Mason Ross have a most delightful guest from the East. Miss Eleanor Boyd. Miss Boyd is a student at Smith College and will spend some Of her vacation with MT. and Mrs Ross in Warren.
 Mrs. Scheidler and son. Corbin Els worth, and sister, Miss Gladys Jack son. left last Wednesday for Los An geles where they will pass several months visiting their former home.
 Miss Blanche p. smith arrived Wednesday evening from Grinnell Iowa, to spend the summer with her parents.
 Formal request has been made to Andrew Carnegie for the donation of a library in Warren, and in case this library is donated the Warren Town site will present a desirable location for the building
 The Ladies of Rebecca Unity No. will give a dance at the l. O. O. F. hal Friday evening, July 2nd. The com mttee in charge includes Mrs. Ton kin. Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Perry and Mrs Foster
 Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Mover left Wed uesday evening for the coast, afte spending several days with relatives
 Mrs. R. F. Kohler arrived here th first of the week from Fl Paso, an will visit friends and relatives fo several weeks.
 Mrs A. F. Maxam who is employe in the Fair store. returned Thursda from a three weeks vacation spent O her ranch in the Sulphur Springs va ley.
 A party including MT and Mrs. L. Mover Miss Mabel Bradt and Mil Pearl Cook, enjoyed a trip through tI mines Tuesday afternoon. The part was accompanied by Mir Bassett Wa kins
 Mrs. E. A. Graves chaperoned u Silver Link Club on a picnic and hi ing party to Tricks Park Saturd, afternoon. A picnic lunch was sery, to about fourteen and the afternoC was enjoyed in the usual outdo amusements.
 Miss Pearl Cooke arrived here ( first of the week from Phoenix Mi
 Cooke is a modiste and dressmak
 of ability and long experience, a
 will remain in this city for sever
 weeks.