Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-12
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S;';l': Ray B. Krebs, was in the city yes | terday from his headquarters in 1 Tombstone
 s. A. Elrod, of Tucson, former clerk | of the court of Pima county, is in the
 city for few days. Charles Melgren of Tombstone was i in the city yesterday on a short busi- i ness trip.
 Pete Henderson left yesterday for 1 Tombstone, after spending several days here on a visit to his family. William Reese left yesterday for Tombstone, where he is interested in
 mining lease. Sheriff Joe Hood was in the city
 yesterday from Tombstone on officlal business.
 Jack Pennypacker has returned from California, where he has been To- cated for the past year. R. E. McGillan, former assistant sec retary of state, was in the city yes terday on a business trip.
 William Henry, special agent of the E. P. & s. w., was in the city yesterday from his headquarters in Fl Paso.
 J. w. Richhart of Apache, was in the city yesterday on a business mis- sion.
 H. S. Fairbanks, super.n:endent of the western division of the k. p. x
 S. w., was in the city yesterday. Mrs. NJ. Phillips was in Tombstone yesterday in connection with plans to visit relatives in England. Robert Cochran and wife were in the city yesterday from their ranch in the vicinity of Hereford. Dr. Thomas Watkins is expected home the latter part of the month from an extended visit to relatives in West Virginia. Frank Moson and wife were in the city yesterday from their ranch in the vicinity of Hereford. Mrs l.. R. Jackson has returned from the summer school at Berkeley Calif., where she was doing some post | graduate work. Paul Lorenzon left last night for a | two weeks trip to Los Angeles. He will spend one day in Phoenix on his
 way.
 i w. A. Meyer, of the Phelps Dodge i store, has returned from a business | trip to Clifton and Morenci. | James S. Douglas was in the city yesterday from his home in Douglas | Rev. Cecil T. Garnett and wife re turned yesterday from California where they have been for the past | month.
 Joe Chester and wife left yesterday for Silver City where they will visit
 with relatives for few weeks.
 Miss Adc Bell Clark has returned
 from Ploomineton, H.. where she | spent the summer months.
 Ted Farnum left last night for Ohio
 where he expects to make his home
 for the present.
 E.. F. Doll, of the Phelps Dodge
 store left last night on a buying trip to New York.
 B. W. Picket has left for Los An if geles where he expects to reside. |! Mark railev has returned from a trin to the coast, where he enjoyed
 tke sights for several weeks. l. Miss Katherine McKean and Miss |! Alice Brereton nave returned from Ft k Huachuca. where they have been wis
 iting with friends.
 J. '. Berry and wife left last night for Fresno, Calif., after spending sev- eral weeks here on a visit to relatives. f J. R. Cain has gone to Blythe, Calf
 where he expects to locate for the present.
 ! M. Mainland was in Tombstone yes terdav on business before the superi or court.
 | K B. Jacobson. of Douglas, is a bus
 mess visitor to the Warren District. J. Schwab and P. Wagner, of Fl
 Tigre. are in the city for a few days
 on mining business.
 MT and Mrs. Sam Ellrod. of Tue
 son. are visiting here for few days
 with MT. and Mrs. Fl. B. Johnson.