Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-04
County Briefs

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 Judge w. A. Fowler of Tombstone Thursday united in marriage Win. B.. ! Spicer, and Betty Belle Bailey The groom gave his age as 55, while the pride registered as 56, They were from Douglas, and returned there that afternoon.
 According to a telegram received from James -Abril, from Ray. by his sister Mrs. A. Staniger, of Mothers Kitchen, his wife died there Thursday morning after a short illness. The wire did not state whether the body would be brought to Tombstone for or whether burial would be had there. w H. Washington, manager of the Douglas Hardware company, is in re- ceipt of a telegram announcing the death of c. D. Parsons in Tacoma, Wash, April 10. Deceased resided in Douglas for many years, and was well known. He was contractor and builder.
 R. k. Soueres, superintendent of the Douglas schools, yesterday received notification from the National War Work Council to report at Deming inn mediately, and he will leave for Camp Cody this morning Mir. SOuers will make some observations there in con nection ith the work that he will un- dertake after the school term closes. MT. Sousrs will return to Douglas next week. to remain until his services as school superintendent are ended, and will at once take up the duties as signed him by the council.
 Word has been received by Mrs. Con Harvey of Douglas that her broth CT. Sergeant Maurice k. Norcop of the 3i5th engineer regiment at Camp Travis. Texas, has been transferred to the Fourth engineers training quar- ters at Camp Lee, Petersburg. Va. Be fore entering the service Sergeant Norcop was studying engineering at the University of Michigan, and It IS expected that he soon will qualify Tor a commission. In addition to Sergeant Norcop. Mrs. Harvey has three other brothers serving the nation, all Delhs in the national army.
 Leaving his two mOtherless children with his mother to care for Gntll ne returns from war, Lonnie Braaum ot Douglas has enlisted in the s'gnal corps of the United States army, Ill Fl Paso. He intended enlistins ID me en- sineers hut upon finding that men were needed more urgently III lhe sig nal corps. offered his services m that branch. Branum is brother of Clyue Branum and Mrs. Edward P0weH Ol Douglas and a son Of Mir. and Mrs. G. C King. lie is the third man of ms family to enlist, having a DrOtner ana q nephew with the colors ac -;.1y'
 Mrs. Dave Davis, wife 9f an old em ploye of the Copper queen smeitei' died Wednsday nig-. at II o'clock at the family home, 953 Fifteenth street, Douglas. Deceased was 33 years or age She is survived by Widower' TWO little daughters and an iniaht daugbter. IA days old MT. Davis IS prominent in the Odd Fellows lodge and his wife had belonged to the he, bekahs. Funeral services Will pc heiu this afternoon at Odd Fellows hall at o'clock. The body will be sent to Mesa for interment.
 A rous!ng Liberty Loan meeting Was held Wednesday night at K. r. hah at Benson, according to the Tombstone committee who went down from here to attend. Those who went were l Chairman A. C. Lockwood Of the com mittee. A. II. Gardner. T. l.. Bamiord and A. (. Karger. and Reeoe Cornelius and family The meeting was opened by an address from MT Gardner. who dwelt on the Liberty loan, followed by Judge Lockwood, who talked on the loan and what we must do Co combat Kaiserisn;. Only Brief speeches were made They were followed by Ser gsant Bolton, wounded Canat'an sol dier. who belonged to the 42ni Can ldian Highlanders or the Ladies ot Hell' as they were known 1n tht j4t- . tie front He has been wounded twice,