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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

W m W f1aHlllIOH ETcSCoIt Robt E. Mitvhell Prescott John w Hubbard Rosston Willie Coppock Emmet Arthur Hendricks Stamps Jas Roy Nelson Prescott Jas NJ Roberts Rosston Ira A McKamie Bodcaw Jas R Fincher Buckner Tom Couch Prescott Sid Sanders Waldo Will Freeman Emmet Louie P Stephens Prescott Wm O Mitchell Rosston Robt w Kidding Prescott Thos A Cooper Prescott Vim A May Bodcaw Virgil D Daniell Prescott Oliver G Strange Waldo Charlie c billiard Rosston Thos 0 Mum Prescott Mlburn Haltom Prescott Robt L Yates Mt Moriah Profit Dismuke Buckner Lige Walker Prescott Robt E Phillips Rosston Elmore Gill Prescott Jonah Freeman Emmet Alrah C Williams Prescott Grant Hamilton Boughton Alfred Blake Rosston tilarity H Dawson Bluff City Thomas L Buther Rosston Willie E Mckissick Rosston Arnold II Beavert Boughton Willis N Hairston Rosston
 Needy Jones Bodcaw
 c ,orge l. Andres Emmet John D Lucas Prescott
 Eddie W lest Gale
 Robert E billiard Rosston
 Chas L Renfro Prescott
 John Tracy Newton Prescott Joseph s Almand Gale Clarence l. Crumby Prescott
 Frank H Holloman Prescott
 Harman c Brooks Emmet Jesse Sims Bluff City David A Mokinnon Prescott Dwight B W estmoreland Prescott Adolphus Marks Prescott Brooks Cravens Prescott Jesse Washington Prescott
 Wm H Spoonamore Prescott Thomas E BurneS Prescott Roy Thomas Witcher Prescott Lillard H Parrish Prescott John w Mason Mt Moriah
 Sterling Watts Stepnens Thomas B Goodwin Rosston George Wesley Emmet
 Jess Brissell Bodcaw
 Ambrose Higgins Emmet
 William B Bennett Rasston
 B D Henry Rosston Spearman Martin Rosston
 Lindsey R Riggan Prescott Newton N Daniell Laneburg Thos C Abner Emmet
 Ford C Barksdale Gale Dennis Dickinson Prescott Claud Shankle Buckner John Ingram Rosston
 Willie K Giles yie Bluff City Robert W Davis Prescott
 Frank Garner Rosston
 Dogie Amis Mt Moriah Ira James Davis Prescott
 Medley E Leggitt Prescott
 Berry $ Davis Bodcaw Jesse C Overton Mt Morlah Precious Cant Rosston
 lmon Nj Kelly Prescott
 Walker Hutson Boughton
 Wiley l. Shipp Rosston John Milburn Graham Prescott Archie L Morris Waldo William Yarbrough Stephens Ira l. Brooks Emmet
 Claud NJ Hlrst Prescott Ernest Nixon Waldo
 Carry II Waomaek RosSton
 Earnest Chambers Prescott John W Loe Prescott
 Walter E Spriggs Prescott James l. Hamric Emmet
 Leonard c Reed Prescott
 Eddy Pool Emmed B Porter Carlton Bo6taw Odrew l Cantley Prescott Luther | Hoyarter Enmet luther White Prefcott
 aeorge Hale Prescott ] B Sandefur Buckner Louis Miller " Waldo Henry Nelson Emmet
 Harrison ( Mendenhail Mt Mor,aA Otis Dennis Emmet Dock Martin Rodeaw Sanderson F Cantley Prescott Edwa ard A Mccain Prescott Walter Marsh Prescott Wm 4 Mckamie Bodcaw Earl Mitchell Rosston Jas F Hubbard Prescott Gus Ely Spickes |" ''
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02
FIRST CALL FROM
 NEVADA COUNTY

The Following Names Come Un-
 der the First Call. First IF to
 Appear Before Local Board
 Monday August 6, next TIT to
 Appear Tuesday August ', and
 Remainder Wednesday August
 B. Airing E. Caldwell, Rosston Oda Lee Echols, Rosston. Lawrence c. Sweeney, Gale Frank kerney, Emmet. Jim Moss, Rosston. Lonnie Thompson, Emmet. Bertha Jackson, Rosston. Hillery G. Manning, Gale. Clyde T. Jarvis, Rosston. Ed Clay. Prescott. Wells B. Hamby, Paescott, Rule E. Cathey. Prescott. Bernard G. Fairchild. Mt. Moriah. Sidney Peachy, Prescott. Harry H. Grayson, Prescott. Earlie Martin. Prescott. J. w. Ghormley, Emmet. T. J. Richardson, Prescott. John Griffin, Waldo. William NJ. Tomlin, Mi Moriah. Ed Griffin, Waldo. Willis Bert Brown, Prescott. Carl Young, Rosston. Jones M. Plyler, Gale. Hal Joe, Rosston. William l. Hart, Mt Moriah, Arthur Bachelor, Emmet. Archie Witcher, Waldo Frank Waller, Waldo. Levy Stephens. Prescott. Spencer Gully, Sayre. Lester Cookery, Rosston. Eugene Marlborough, Stephens. Avery Thomas Reeves. Rosston. W. 0. Ingram, Rosston. Albert Farnell, Emmet. Wesley o. House, Prescott. John A. Ghormley, Mt. Morlah. Sam Johnson, Boughton, Abe s. Wells. Prescott. lodis Young, Rosston. William C. Fuller. Mt. Morieh. Joe C. Camp. Buckner. Elijah Evans, Laneburg. Arthur Smith, Prescott. Henry Lee Green, Sayre. Mitchell Armstrong, Prescott. Wm. Eimore White, Prescott. Albert g. J. Richardson, Rosston. Gordon Mowl, Rosston. Leonard Moreland, Prescott. Fisher Elliott. Waldo Walter J. May, Bodcaw. Willie Pipkin, McNell. Jesse Gully, Rosston. Lawrence Ellis. Prescott. John E. Jtewart, Waldo. Arthur c. Allen. Emmet. Paul Mcfarland. Emmet. Jim Moore, ETmet. Joe w. Sparks, Waldo. Frank Zackery, Waldo.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-08-02

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20

i'y They VII average about So
bushels yer acre Corn + q large
N,Id. but isnt uur Of the WAY Of
frost Vet
Il 3, real c,p' here tonight We
have been having lots Of rain the
lat three wret, ard corn isn't dry.
in ~ al all
Hired help is very scarce lfmen
cant come in 20 help musk corn We
wi, have an al. winters job
Threshine Is not all done vet and
scarcely any fall plo~ine has been
done
don't know whether this will
Interest my Missouri friends or not.
! will tell wha, a visit Vas paid here
Sunday. September 8. at Marcus
Perkins, Their visitors we're Mr..
and Mrs Nes BesS of Stoddard
county. Thomas Perkins and family
Of Dauforth = T. Baker and family
p + Gray and family. Elmer Gray
and family. Shelby Stevens and
wife, Misses Ethel Eaker and Alta
Francis nf chatCuprth FVereff RaSC
and wife and Ernest BesS Of Fair
bury. Ernest DeBoor of Piper City,
Carl Miller and family Of Cullom.
Thirty-one OF this number reliShed
a fine dinner so We don't hive alone
al the time ~ here in Illinois
81 . vii riug 4, With beSJ wishes
to Bolimger county friends
p / GRAy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
Hunters Take Notice

The following is a list Of names Of
hunters who have taken out their
hunting license in Bollineer county
for the year of 1917.
No. S p Presnell, Patton.
No 2. X F Jones, Marble Hill.
No ; William o, Peters, McGee.
No 4. + " Mckee, Zalma.
No. 5 7. J Barks. Marble Hill
expect to work through all parts
of BolIineer county quite often in
the near future and will keep a con.
tinual copy of the names of hunters
who are on the hunting license rec
ordS at the county clerks Office at
Marble Hill and any person can
make reports of any one known 10
be hunting whose name is not on
said records or of any one violating
anv OF our Game and Fish laws Of
Missouri to Deputy State Game and
Fish commissioner at Menfro, Mo,
or to the prosecuting attorney, sheriff,
grand jurymen, constables or to any
officers of the law and said vioaters
will be taken up before the state of
Missouri and prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Remember all reports will be
kept confidential and will be much
appreciated by the State Game and
Fish department at Jefferson City,
Mo.
Any person can obtain a late
copy of the State Game and Fish
laws free at the county clerk $ Office
or by mailing their name and al
dress to F. l. DeLassus, Deputy
State Game and Fish commissioner
at Menfro, Mo
Yours for the enforcement of the
law,
F. |. DELAssuS,
Menfro Mo.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
OIsfbe. Colo

A. ! haven't seen any items ~ ri
pass from O.athe In 80 long ! will try
% send some
Health s, good with the exception q
colds
Mo, people are very busy dtcrlag
spu4s roa. They seem 70 De turning
oui Srs nur ,h-y are 90, As good price
a. ,aey wr-c a.i year They are "oe
ST ~ per hundred
some onion. are already dug, hgt I
failed e. learn the price
Wheat ihrrshcrs are very busy nav
ard have been 'or some time Wheat
is fine and il 50 U} per hundred.
Ameucus Moore and family, who are
visiting Mrs Moorr's father and moth
er. are all enjoying themselves and say
they ike Colorado hnc. Mr. Moore
said he never aid help threEh wheattha'
made - bushels to the acre in Missouri
ike he did here last week
John Pape has purchased him a new
Grant car and John Berry has purchased
him \ Maxwell.
Mrs. Z. NJ Rhodes has been on the
puny list the las; feW days
The schools have all begun Olslbe
high school began September 3
Misses Leila and Nell Whitener and
Opal worick ara attending Olathe high
school this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wray lost their
little babe last week II was poisoned
in some way.
Arthur Prdy and sisters, Misses Ina
and Fneds, Allen Walker and Hobart
Royce were the guests Of Misses Mary
Minnie and Tom Cotter Sunday evening
Arthur prdy and Miss Mary CotteI
spent Sunday afternoon with Misses
Hilda and Ada Gehring,
Core Cooper has moved to Ca4itQrnia
mesa for another year.
Marvin Pridy has purchased him q
new Ford. WILD WEST Guy.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
Marble Hill, Missouri. Thursday September 10, 1917

house and was on her way home
when the men grabbed her and led
her to u nearby abandoned house
They threatened her life II she re-
ported them. but rs Soon as she -
capped from them she ran 10 Ter
home and told her mother The
authorities were then notified aud
searched ior the men I'LL they were
found The assault was the third
made on young girls in New Madrid
county In the last week Early last
week several men attacked Eta
aud PEAR Young. II and II years
old. respectively. meas Iallpoosa.
Four II the men ~efr arrested sew.
rfal days later and the other three
we're taken into custody Sunday.
They are all nov being held in the
New Madrid county Jail awaiting
hearings
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
Trustees Sale

BY virtue % deed %, trust executed
py Il. y sloan and Lizzie sloan, has
wife, dated the 2oth day OF October,
1915. and rccoried IN book Gs, at page
~. one Of the land records OF Boiluger
coun y, 3issoun, n,aoe to sscurr the
. payment of FIVE ceraI0 rr1m'ssorv notes
therein described, which notes are past
due and unpaid and whereas the trustee
Of said deed 1i trust refuses 20 act, I,
Er1ch Underwood, sheriff 0' B0iinger
county. at the request OF the cEa' holder
ot said note, viii on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, lgi5
At the north door oi the aouH house n the
town Of Marble Hi. B0.HnVo' county,
Missouri. between the hours OIL o'clock
In the forenoon and 5o'einck n the after
noon, sell az public auction, 10 the
H.rhcs' oder for cash, the rea' estate
"a SAID deed ~ trust described, to-wlt:
4. .y. sr..- Eu the southeast corner
uttuat portion .' and Iyfng southwest
Of sn, switch rgri-of-way running from
Brown, .tsv. factory 20 the mann line Of
the ape y.m..raW ana Southwestern
railroad which rs taken ii Of The north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty 20, in township twenty
eight y f., north OF range ter 80 east
ENpCH UNDERWOOD, sheriff.
B0IugpT County NJ s-pur.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
lsmp funston. Fort RHey,
kansas

DrAp EurrR and the many read
efs of THL pRfss Who may he glad
to hear from the Bollineer county
boys training at Camp Funston,
which i located about four miles
from Fort Riley in n valley almost
surrounded by hills
We boys are located in n large.
t~o-story barracks building. each
one having q cot to himself
In general. oil the bows are ENJOY
ing So"d health aui seem TO like
the drillug and physical exercise
fine Il seems ~ thoIkh oil the
boys are anxious for the dag To
come y hen The rest of the boys will
arrive and bring the news from
home
We appreciate TH PYsss very
much gJr II i almost liAe brother
from home Come on. all of Our
friend.. md give US the news for
w~-n,pv hearing from home
Hoping TO hear from all ouI
fri.nds snou. will close
loH~ piurt kNu RESI- ~ BUNCH
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
Circuit Court Proceeding :

irCutt uurt Proceedings
state 81. F.--. H... ptr... rau'
CONTINUED
S.f,g. Er..r Ua.s. parole Parole
car'r..H
state Nau## Green. ,rrgny. Cone
uru~"
Mrrn,r.. Toe. r.mslny v- rsu.t-
ing -..r. mr.#y. ayrg. st vsau.
fram parsun .rtv Judgment i.r
pa.ru-
-t,'r .t.r. r. ~o- q Williams So.
Frank -.aa...a. -u.f lr ,4giry M
dayt f.r appeal d-l and granted ',-
frr5art
= o gH1.aa.. r. ~ Ch.,'sartaa T..
r. Caraao.y. Ha-rg -.trors. petition
Motion .r nsa ,ua' Hv defendant over
ruIrt Am. cation 'ar poeiI 90 -p-
prerr court granted
Joseph II. Graat rt "a, " Casper VI.
shell ct nj. sulf ,n que. title Verdict
for plaintiff by default
Joseph II Grant 81 cd v wm. r.
Cots eta. ,uit g. quiet title Verdict
for plaintiff by default
J Keehu Berry s.. ! \ Berry, appea
/ from J. = court Verdict 'or defendant
Z Appeal granted plaintiff 90 Springfield
court of appeals.
william 4. Latd ct al, eSpsrte, peti-
ton Neriir, for plaintiff
Benjamin l.. Vance ~ ". I. Gibbs,
rep.cyir Dsmi sod by plaintiff
Lyman T Kinder " Martin J kur7
20 a., -uit To que, title Judgment by
iefau., ior plaintiff
leo W Andrus vs.. unknown heirs %
Nsl Stepp ct Al, deceased, 1r' Peter ID
F,kcr, suit ru quiet u'Ie judgment by
aafau., for plaintiff
Geo " Montgomery ct al vs. l.wns
Beasley ct al. suit to quiet title Juis-
asent by default for plaintiff.
Florence Me.oy " - Pau, Fire and
Marine Insurance company, suit to coll
lcct insurance. Change Of venue 10
Iron county granted.
Elijah smith and McArthsF smith ".
Thomas Schwca;n and Josephine
Schweain, civil action for the specific
performance OF contract. Leave grant
ed plaintiff 10 withdraw petition and file
new petition and ordered by the court
that alias summons be issued
c. :. Prather, administrator Of the
partnership estate Of Stewart & Prather
vs, Laura A. b and l.. O. Hawks, civil
action. Judgment by default for $3.50 g
and an attorney fee FOR $3.50
Mrs. yott;o Estella Hahs and Zacharah
,..t..-t.
H. mans vs., MFN. r''''.'H - ',,''' ,''"A .''
Lon NJ LimnaHEh ana Nn'S' Do'i'i'e''
suit in partition. Motion to quash ser
vice sustained Alias summons ordered
ma oass co,rnpaa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
Southeast News.


toni pAab Prospect Nsus
Clnud Wo~iafd about 35 years
old vas found dead on the road
near ] " iiollands~otths. 10 the
Lone Star neilhhorhood. Monday
Rftrfnuon he Nas on his way
home rom 90. brothers \ cnto
n,fs Irf, d,,tcd he came 10 his
death FROM natural causes hrart
failure ~ apoplrNy lie i survived
hy slfr and Ave children
ilr. Are tfe-a tn Plstnon, Hammer.
Grandma S,cV,nsun had With her
Sunda, her 10 boys ~ho make
their ARRANGEMENTS TO m--, here
once a year She Is g-itine old and
will net h. here many y-srs. but
w. are glad 70 see her stili sblc 10
ct nruurd Il Is . great pleasure
To- her tu meet 9Th her children on
this occasion They arr alt nnc
business mrn honest and r-sp-ci.
able.
FArrlng,aH Neps
John ffhue,I and ,hfr~ foreigners.
Gus and Tony Censic and Zieman
wcu-ik. escaped from county is'l
SUNDAY night by saving u bar IN a
window of the jail annex where
thry ~err prisoners All except
Tony Censic nrr still ut large. The
latter surrendered ,o Justice Martin
at Flat River Tuesday evening and
was brought back TO jail Tony
dave the name Of another foreigner
whom he said slipped the saw to
them and..he has been placed under
arrest. All the escaped men were
heinz held on robbery and burglary
Dexter Statesman
Last Friday. late afternoon, Claude
Dew. 10 years old. Killed himself
with tatee, riDe Mt the home OF
his grandfather, Theo Minton. a
farmer near Pyle, this county About
supper time the bov took the gun
telling his grandmother he was
roins to shoe, a, a bird back o! the
yard IN the trees The boy bred
one shot. and his grandmother call
ell him to come to supper She
heard another shot. and looking out
discovered the lad in trouble. When
he was reached by help II was seen
he had shot himself near his breast
He died almost instantly.
Dunklin Democrat.
Wha, now abpears to be the big
test thief, of cattle ever reported ir
this county was brought to the at
tention OF the sheriff and his depu'
ties Wednesday afternoon, when a
delegation of farmers came to Ken
nett In a body and sought assistance
in running down three men who
were seen Tuesday driving a herd Of
cattle, estimated to he thirty-five OF
forty in number, in northeriy di
rection between Senath and Card
well. The men in charge OF the
herd were apparently strangers II
this vicinity. The trail was los'
before Senath was reached and II i
thought that the herd was taker
across the county line into Arkansas
Bonne Terre Register.
IL is said that two young men o
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
ChafSN0rfh. Illinois
September 10. 1917.

September 10, 1917
Mn. EpToR.
am not much of a news bee,
but will give you a few items.
Crops are very good in our vicin-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20
INOfi1e 10 IsIpaNers

N1u are hereby notified the UNDER
...ne8 as meet The taxpayers ~ Eo.-
Hug'r county go 'n' following times and
p.ace. fHf the purpose ai collecting the
current H,,. 1r 'rp Hrar 1919, and 1.l
Delinquent .r', 'rr previous years.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-09-20

tlVins have been arrested and are
bring held IN the county jail on sus-
picion that they murdered the sta.
tion agent NJ DE Run Junction
September 2 The crime was one
Of the most stupid IN that the mur.
drr-i agent could not have BEEN
suS,svici 90 having an, ercat
amount Of monrN on hiru at the
tim, and everything indicates that
the cnm- WIS committed ilr the
purpose nf ubhn II not appre-
hende,i and restrained whoever
murdered Agrnt Gurus MI. commit
other similar crimes None kno~n
To have money about them ARE safe
With the Curtis murierrrs =, liberty
IN the community
Roas- Terfr Register
Thursday evening of lasi week a
couple ot h,eh~ ay men en'sr,d the
store Of : ! Antoine at Doe Run,
just as Nr Antoine was closing up
for the nieht. and demanded his
money ut the same time going thru
his pockets The rob -"rs GOT S23
but fortunately for IT, merchant
thcy failed 10 hnd q 10 kethnok IN
which hr is said To have had $500
THIS vas IN Nr Antnnrs 30 pocket
and the ruhhr; had his hand IN tha,
pocket hut in his eNri,emeut no
Doubt fali,el to observe the packet
book Before the alarm could he
given the men had disappeared,
leaving no clew In their possible
identity 1t was thought that they
were later seen however. standing
OF dark corner waiting 10 ~aylay
another business man. but were dis
turhei by an approaching crowd
Wayne County journal.
James Bennett, we'll known
farmer living on Lost creek. was
killed Thursday by an injury TO the
head from skid used on a loe
wagon The injury was received
between three and four O'Clock
Thursday afternoon He was stand
ing near a wagon being loaded with
loss by Elmer Butts and a brother,
Charles Bennett The skids in use
were Tilted by a heavy log being
placed on the top OF the load and
swung. hitting Mr. Bennett terrific
blow Just over the right temple, He
was Knocked down but was imme-
diately able to rise and at that time
did not consider himself seriously
hurt. He was able to walk to his
home, some little WAYS distant. and
protested at the suggestion of Mrs,
Bennett that medical aid be sent
( for. Later he grew worse and died
about 7 O'Clock before a doctor who
had been called. could reach him
Cape Republican,
/ "Chue" Mitchell. Elmer Webb and
| II. Mcdonald, three young men OF
| Morehouse, were arrested Saturday
and sent to New Madrid, where
they are being held in the county
jail on charges of assault on a Id.
year-old girl by the name of AL.
bridge. The assault is reported to
have been committed last Friday
night The girl lived with her par
ents short distance out Of More.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
HAS 1,2oo TRAINING

Arizona has from 1000 to 1.5OO em- bryo soldiers in training in the high and normal schools throughout the state This statement comes from the adjutant's office who has compil- ed figures on the progress of military training in the states secondary schools. All boys of all years in he high and normal schools are required to take a four-year course in military training, in accordance with an act passed by the last state legislature. Reports from all over the state indi- cate tremendous interest being mani fested by the students in the training. The report issued by the adjutant gen eral sums up the number of students taking the training in the various schools as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FOR NEW ENVELOPES

The local postoffioe has started talk. ing orders for the specially printed return request new three cent enve- lopes. A number of applications for the new envelopes have been received from Bisbee merchants. These were refused until today on account of the inability of the department to supply the demand. Applications for stock are now being accepted with the under standing that the orders will be filled as sO9n as possible.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
BACK FROM FL PASO

F. A. Toaver has returned from Fl Paso where he was called on business connected with his beef contract. He was in Fl Paso on Liberty Day and states that the parade in that city was the largest and most inspiring of any that has ever been held in that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FROM LOS ANGELES

William Heffern, representing the Western Autograph Company of Los Angeles is in the city for few days. He was formerly with the McNeil Com pany of Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
INJURED HIS EYE

The many friends of Jack Bolin, the state mining inspector, will regret to learn that he is suffering from badly affected eye and has not been able to be at his office in Phoenix during the past week He went out hunting last Saturday and some bits of powder got into his eye and affected it 50 that he was unable to get out. The wound is not serious but painful.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FOR TRANSPORTING

Joe Rumley and wife of Warren, Harry Costley and two women of Bis bee were caught early Wednesday morning by Deputy Sheriff Patterson near Silver Creek with an auto loaded with whiskey.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
NOTICE.

Mrs. L. A. Armstrong who has here tofore conducted the c. & A. boarding house, has sold out her interest to Mary K. Barney and Helena K. Smith who will conduct the business in the future, assume all responsibility and accounts against said boarding house from this date on. Dated, October Fist, 1917. Adv-947
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
TO VISIT BROTHER

Mrs. Francis J. Abell was in the city yesterday from her home in Tomb stone on a visit to her brother, E. A. Folsom, who is at present confined in the Copper Queen Hospital, where he recently underwent an operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FROM DOUGLAS

c. B. Knowles. of the Phelps Dodge Auditing department is now in this city and will be here for the next few weeks. He has just returned from Dawson. New Mexico, where he had been for several weeks. He makes his home in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
BACK FROM TUCSON

United States Deputy Marshall James Mcdonald has returned from Tucson where he went to take three alleged violators of the draft law from Douglas, who had been held to await the action of the United States grand jury.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
WERE IN DOUGLAS

Dan B. Seed and w. J. White, wei known business men of Bisbee, were Douglas visitors yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FROM TYRONNE

James S. Casey, the legal representa- tive of the Phelps Dodge company at Tyronne, is spending a few days here on business connected with the com pany. He reports that section as be- ing quite prosperous.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FROM BENSON

B. Maier, one of the enterprising cit izens of Benson was in the city yes.er- day. He ren9rts that section of the county as being quite lively.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
BACK FROM EAST

Ike Scearce returned yesterday from the east where he had been on visit to his old home which he had not seen for a number of years. He will return to his home in the Huachucas in the morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
FROM TOMBSTONE

John W. Walker and wife were in the city yesteday on short business trip. They returned home during the late evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27

Fruitman Fashionable Tailors spec ializing in women's suits. Furs oi every description refined and remod
 eled. Phone Black 7sS. opposite Y. M. c. A. Adv-766
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-27
BACK FROM FL PAso

Mrs. Paul Lorenzo has returned from Fl Paso where she has been for a num-