Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-22
County NeWS

OOgASGLB 1VSCCS Miss L. C. Cozeaux. a trained nurse. | arrived in Gleeson from her home in 1 Austin, Texas, on Wednesday. Sept 4. She will be employed at the hos pital of the Shannon Copper company The sad report came recently to Co., chise of the death of Clay Mcknight. killed on the front in France His | brother started for California to bear
 the heavy tidings to his father in San Diego The sympathy of the cOmmun- ! ity goes out to the family in the piled up afllictions.
 Frank Barnett. proprietor of a mo- torcycle shop on c avenue in Douglas, | is in receipt of letter from his cous- | in. F. l.. Barnett, who was one of the
 members of the crew on an ill-fated ! hospital ship which was torpedOed a | few weeks ago. The young man was | reported missing, but was later res cued, and is now on the other side, having been picked up by a transport T. B. Grace, late candidate for nom.
 ination for State Senator. was in l Tombstone yesterday interviewing his trade He says selling groceries beats
 running for office all tO pieces. Mir Grace, in the late primaries, bet the shoes he was wearing against the shoes Red Cannon was wearing that
 he would be nominated. Red" says that he hasn't seen the shoes yet, but
 that Grace certainly miscalculated his ability to run in the primaries.-Pros- pector.
 Gen. DeR. Cabell, for the last year
 commander of the Arizona military
 district, yesterday morning was di-
 rected to proceed to Fort Sam HOus
 ton. San Antonio. Tex. and take com
 mand of the southern department
 Mai Gen. W. A. HOlbrOOk. who has
 been in charge of the department has
 been assigned to command a division
 and will probably be sent to France. It is expected that General Caben soon will be promoted to the rank of major
 general. as his new command hereto
 fore has been held by an officer of that rank.
 It. Harvey Ringer. eighteenth in- fantry. American expeditionary forces,
 is dead as the result of wounds re- ceived in action between July IS and
 24. according to word received in Douglas yesterday by friends of Mrs
 Ringer, who resides in Kansas City, Mo
 Mir Ringer was officially notified of the severe injuries received by her husband, but has never received of ficial report of his death. but his of ficer next higher in command of his company wrote her a letter of con dolence. telling of the death of her husband in a hospital behind the lines, following severe injuries received in | action. She also received a letter of condolence from the men of his com pany
 According to cards received il ! Tombstone by friends of Jack Esser, | who left Tombstone during the latter part of July for the east, whe<e he enlisted in the 27th engineers, he has arrived safely overfeas. The card | was one of the official forms, which stated. "The ship on which l sailed has arrived safely overseas" and was signed John E. Esser. Go. D. 27th En- gineers. Although over the draft age, Jack saw it his duty to enlist in Uncle Sam's army and go across to do his share to whip the Hun, and being aS expert miner enlisted in the engineers corps, and according to the official card is over there. Q little less than two months after enlisting. His friends expect to hear further good news from his when he gets into ac- tion.
 J. A Miller, for many years prOpri- etar of a bicycle and motorcycle shop in Douglas, left yesterday for San Pedro. Cal. where he will enter the of the government in the ship yards. Mir Miller is above the draft age and too old for military service, but. being a mechanic. decided to serve his country in that manner.