Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-06
Tips Of the TOlU5a

MISS MAYETTA J. EVANS. who
 has been spending few days visit
 ing her brother. Walter n. Evans
 and his family of Warren, will leave
 today for the east She is enroute from Santa Monica, Cal. where she and her sister, Mrs. Dulah Evans | Krehbeil, a well known Chicago ar | tist, have been spending the winter. 1 Miss Evans has many friends in this Il part of the state. She made heI'first
 visit some sixteen years ago, Nen her brother was paymaster of the l Copper Queen company. Later she | joined her brother in Cananea, where | they resided for over a year. As a 1 result of her study of Mexican life she wrote a play called The Gringo,
 which has been produced in Boston
 and by the Hull House Players in Chicago.
 BISBEE'S QUOTA of students a>
 the University of Arizona is begin
 ming to struggle in and most of them
 will have returned within the next
 few days Those who have returned
 say there will be at least so students
 from the university here this sum mer. A large number will attend ] the summer session in education which will be held here this sum- l mer and a st!ll larger number of boys will come here to work in the | mines for the summer.
 HARRY s. ROSS, state treasurer, | and candidate for secretary of state | on the Democratic ticket, is in the | district for few days. The Ross family is spending the summer at the old home at Tombstone. Ross votes in Cochise county and has registered here
 WORD HAS BEEN received here that Tom Blair, former Bisbee man is to return to Bisbee to enter the res taurant business. Mir Blair is well known in Bisbee, having formerly been in the insurance business here with Jack McGregor.
 THE MOTHERS CLUB gave two ot their popular entertainments to chil- dren' of the public schools last night. One party was given to the children l of the sixth grade at Lincoln school and another to the fourth grade chll- dren of Miss Rowan and Miss Black woods rooms at Central school. were the order of the evening.
 w. l.. SMART of the Lowell Auto company reports the following recent sales of Chevrolet cars: Thomas Mason. Joe Tucker, John Foster, A. H. Koszie, P. w. Dixon, s. Peterson, F. H. Wickern, w. J. Harper and Mrs. Lulu George, all bought Chevro- let 49O's. A. B. Brownlie, Mrs. L s. Merrill and c. s. Rugraff, bought Chevrolet big 4's.
 Swell music by six piece orchestra, and d wonderful photoplay, z parts The Coura ge of Marge O'Doone. Grand today, 1 to Il D. m. continu- 1us. Prices 35c to 25c.
 PROFESSOR J. c. SOUTHS Bible judy class of young ladies surprised jim with a dainty luncheon at the egular meeting a5 the Y. w. C. A. asst night About 20 enjoyed a repast ,f salad, sandwiches, and ice cream md cake.
 HOUSTON DAVIS, small son of Bill Davis. well known Sulphur Springs alley rancher, received a badly frac- ured skull when horse fell on him at he family ranch in the valley Thurs lay. He is now in the c. x A. hosptai nd last night was reported to be oing very nicely.
 THE MOTHERS CLUB will meet afternoon at o'clock at he Y. w. C. A. Miss Flora Nichols, rincipal of the Lowell school, will be he speaker of the day. All mothers !? n the district ore urged to be present B
 LOUIS JACKSON, son of L. z. s Jackson. manager of the Phelps ' Dodge store shoe department, re urned yesterday from San Francisco where he has been visiting for the ,ast year. He will return to school Iere next fall as q senior in the high chool
 Do you know the most beautiful ., ; Ar,arioaP Olive Thomas ! k.