Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-18
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
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 BIsBIE, Dec. l6. 1896.
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home in Tombstone this mornin, where he expects to remain for severe months. He will return in the ear I, spring and resume his old position ir the company's ice plant,
 Wm. Gsdd left this morning for hi home in the east, for visit to hi folks. He will also take in quite { little Of the eastern country and vii probably net return to Bisbee fol some time.
 Gearge Shibley, the preposses.ins s roadmaster of the A. ( s. E., left thi. morning for trip to Chicago and to his old home. He anticipates . very pleasant time and will return in she course of four or five weeke.
 Mrs Henderson, one of Bishee's we'll known ladies, left this morning for California where she will re main Tor time. Her future plans are not entirely made up as yet and she may return to Bisbes in . few months or she may remain in California for good. Her many friends here wish her . pleassnt and enjoyable trip.
 Johnny Folks, who has been under the weather for some time past, left this morning for e trip to Hermosillo and several other Mexican towns. He thought change quite necessary for the benefit of bis health and concluded to take a much desired trip into Mex ico. The next thing in order would be an account of his adventures, en- titled "A Bisbee Hood in Mexico" or something of that sort. Such book wouli surely have large and read 7 ssle.
 Now has the season returned when the nights grow colder and lenger and our lonely young men take a move onto themselves and search about for companion of the fair sex who are ever willing to light the fire on cold morning. The advent of the season in Bisbee was we'll celebrated last aight by two weddings amsng some oi her beet known residents.
 The marriage of MT. Vim. P. Scott and Miss Maud Ligget. took place at the home of the briie, which was sp- propriately decorated for the occasion, The ceremony was attended by nons but the relatives and few of the more particular friends, but all of their many friends and scquaintsnces con- grstulate the young folks en their good fortune and wish them . full measure of happiness and prosperity.
 The second wedding, that of Mir. George Spindles and Mics Lucy Hum. phrey, was also a quiet home affair and took place at the home of the bride during the afternoon. A few friends of the parties were invited to attend and the wedding was . mos, pleasant one. Their many friends also join in wishing them . life oi prosperity and happiness.
 We feel that we owe our readers sn apology for not giving the colors and styles of the gowns worn by the brides and their maids last evening, and we feel obliged to say in explanation oi our spparent neglect, that we are not quite as wei up with the ladies as oui fellow .cribss on the orb staff and consequently were unable to get any of them to write up the necessary descriptions for us. They all tsld uI very reluctantly that they hardly eveI did anything like that and then only for Mir. Howe. As a consequence VI are outdone but will copy the desired matter from the Orb next Saturday i snd see thst the readers of the PRos rEcToR lose none of it.