Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03
SOCiOtE(NOWcS

shaking his head emphatioally. Dos pesos.
 As Mrs Hawiey had marked the price Of the coat. and it was an eX- CepJional haTgain anyway. she ended the argument by tuTning the price slip over and writing plainly the hg- ure S5-
 The Mexican was not to be SO cheated He wanted the Overcoat. and he only wanted to pay g. and he found a chance of an argument in the ildefniteness of the original mark. Other customers came into the store and began an inspection or garments and the old Mexican went out. A few days afteTward he came in when he saw that Q less experienced clerk was in charge. and while she was busy he surreptiOusly unpinned the price tag, turned il over and pinned it back on. as it was originally If he had been poor and had shown evidence of needing the coat it would have been given 10 him gladly. On the contrary, he was comfortably dressed, and in his frequent visits to the rum mage sale one could see that>the Mex iCsn women and children customers showed him much deference and re Spect-
 He did not set the overcoat for g. but forgot it on discovering another marked ST. This he bought in trf, umph, evidently believing that he had scored enc over the rummage sales ladies.
 He is only one Of the many interest ing characters who come into tha salesroom- There is antoher little Mexican EhO has bought. up to last pay day. nine vests When questioned as 10 what he would do with so Iaany he said briefly that he was expecting 70 go down into Mexico s7on. Whether or noI he intends 10 set up in second hand clothing traffic is a matter for conf lecture
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 Married al the home Of NIr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas. 47 Quality Hill. Tuesday evening. al s p. m-. Mir. Amos Nelson AcLennan and Miss Mary Jane Gaden. by Rev J. F. Frye. in the presence Of about 90 guests. The young couple entered the parlOr to the bridal chorus. Lohengren. played by Miss Florence Watkins. Before the ceremony Miss Margaretfe Jean Quinn sang ~At Dawning- in a very pleasing manner The color scheme was pink and white. Mr. McLennan is a genial salesman in the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Co., while Mrs. Nc Lennsn is well known to many. hay ing been a successful instructor Of Domestic Science in the Bisbee schools for the past three years. They will Immediately go to housekeeping ia the Gibson Hats on Castle Hill. May success and happiness attend them throughout their welded life. is the wish of many friends.
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 The Misses Cooley and Roiemeyer and Mrs. Henry Pierce, gave Q hand keEchief shower. al the home Of the latter in honor Of Miss Mary Jane Gaden on Saturday evening. January zS. Refreshments were served and a general good time was enjoyed. Miss GadsE was a recipient Of many beau tiful haEdkerehiefs-
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 There VIII be a reception to + C Compton. the new minister. and a sC- cial at the Baptist church Tuesj7v evening There will be a special pro gram and members and friends are i1i- vited-
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 The Friday meeting of the surgical dressing class at the Woman's Club was very busy one. The growth of this class IS keeping pace with the importance O. the work Those who attended were Nesdames II. c. High. H- Newman. ". E. Hankin. S H. Kyle. D. F. Landis. N. F. BletsOe. H. M- Sterling E. w Norton, J. 7. Hoy. C. G- BecLner. F. GOllwitzer. C. $. Wilson. C. Trischka. Arthur Wrie1t. Vance Johnson. Parker WOodman jr F. A- Stewart, Fred Freeman. Robert Ferguson Gerald sherman. Toward Barkell N F. Case, F. F. Mcclellan, A. B Richardson C c. Mitchell. Bert Warner. James SiiverthO-n. J. L. Cannon. E. E. Neyland, T. l. Houston, VI L. TOnkin. Albert Wittis. J. 9 Leonard Warmiagtnn, A. NJ. Shock. ". F. Haas C. L. I'd rn0ndSgn Lawrence Jackson and n