Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-16


 @ it's all, though cut and trampled, must be reminded that there is still joy in 9 wondrous country
 ? There is work to be done. The i "nineteen's" and "forty-nine'rs" must do their share.
 r Society must be appeased.
 Mrs. A. T. Cotton formerly of Doug , las has been elected as office and em- ployment secretary of the local Y. W. , c. A.
 Mrs. George D. Craig left last week on the Golden State Limited for Los Angeles on a visit
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 Mir Samuel F. Dubs, Jr., and Miss Carrie Frances Stamper, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Henry Stamper of Doug las, were married Sunday evening in this city by Rev. Harold s. Brewster, rector of St. Johns Episcopal church. The young couple mOtored to the hill city from Douglas and were accom- panied by Albert Sperry and Miss Re na Iverson, who stood up for them. MT. Dubs is a chemist at the Copper Queen smelter and Miss Stamper has been a member of the office force of the Phelps Dodge store in Douglas. ! Both are we'll known and popular among a large circle of friends, all i of whom wish them much happiness.  At the home of Mir and Mrs. J. F. Lippert of Mason Hill, on Monday, September 10, stag party was given in honor of their son Karl, who was drafted and will soon leave for Fort Riley A ten course dinner was serv- ed to some of his very close friends.
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 Miss Anna Wallace returned to her home here after spending a several weeks stay in Tombstone. From here she will go to Tucson where she will resume her studies at the Univer- sity of Arizona
 Mir. and Mrs. P M. Buckwalter and family have left Bisbee for an extend ed visit in the east. MT. BucKwalterl will return here in a month while Mrs. Buckwalter will probably be away two months. f Miss Mary Bowen of Tombstone, l was in the city for few days on a visit to friends. n
 
 Miss Abbie Holland, returned to her home in Tombstone last week, she has been here for several days on l visit to relatives and friends.
 8Ir. and Mrs. J. Milton Ashton are , visiting in this city from their home ! at Garces, in the Huachucas. ' Mir. and Mrs. J. A Kempton and family have returned from visit to ( Mir. Kempton's parents.
 ss { Miss Lenore Allen left last week for New York City where she will enter Columbia University to take up 1 course in instrumental and vocal mus i ic. She is the daughter of Mir. and /. Mrs. L. R. Allen of Warren. V
 * F fl Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Sheppard have left for the Chiricahus mountains. where they will remain for few b weeks on a hunting trip. T
 * NJ Miss Elsie Toles returned to her il home in Tombstone after spending a I few days in this district. \
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 Mrs. Joe Muheim and children ar rived last Thursday from San Diego q California, where they have been V spending the warm weather.
 Miss Willis Curtis Wheeler is here f from her former home in Slaughter, | Ky. to spend the winter with her mother and to attend the high school. Miss Wheeler is the daughter of Mrs. a J. A Poppe of Bauer Hill. C Mrs. John Hogan returned last week e on the Golden State Limited from il two months visit on the Coast. W Mrs. Perry Brown came in last week \ from a visit in the east. MT. and N Mrs. Brown are leaving for Fort s Worth, Texas, where they will make a heir future home.
 A Miss Myrtle Ewing left for Tempe. V where she will enter the Tempe Nor \ maj High school Miss Ewing was B graduate of the Bisbee High school 1, last year and carries with her the a! best wishes Of her many friends in the Warren district She is the daughs ter of Mir and Mrs. A. \. Ewing. fl
 f., Mrs. A. Vanneman and daughter were in the city from Douglas ana were registered at the Copper Queen IT hotel. V
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