Tombstone epitaph., 1906-08-12
From Thursdays Daily.

Mrs. George Bravin spent the day in Bisbee today on short visit to friends.
 George Wilcox is at present in Tempe on short stay, looking up a 1 residence where he will install his 1 family, who will mase that place their home during the crming term of the Normal school, as his daughters will both enter that institution next month.
 William Lee came up this morning from Tucson being called here on mstter4 of business. He was accom- panied by his niece, Jessie Mss. An announcement has been received here of the approaching marriage of Miss Ida Marleau of Fairbsnk to Jas. T. Murrish of Bisbee. Theyoung lady was resident of Tombstone last winter and was employed as cashier in the dining rooms of Chas. Kreuder. She made many friends here who wish her a most happy and prosperous married life.
 A petition for pardon has been circulated am ,ng the court house off, cials for James kilgore, who was sentenced to the penitentisry from this county to serve a term of three years for forgery. Two years have been served and the petition is being generally signed by the court, jury and prosecution uniting in the plea for clemency
 Pedro Michilsnia, the court in- terpreter, left this morning for $ olom onvil e. He will make arrangements to move his family to Tombstone and make his future home here.
 Mrs. Andy Laird and daughter left this morning for Cananea, where they will remain for few weeks on visit to Mrs Laird's sister, Mrs. Pete Hook.
 SdeIitf Hunt is on business con nected with his office. He expects to return this evening bringing one or two more boarders for the hotel oi which he has charge.
 A stack of bsled hay owned by C.. Radell was struck by lightning yester- day at Mesa The entire stack of B tons was consumed Another stack near by escaped the flames.
 Miss Hattie Lusk and Miss Belle Kirwin left this morning for Wilcox, from where they will go out to the Riggs ranch and spend several weeks as the guest of Mrs. Wm. Riggs.
 Mrs. c. I. McReynolds left this afternoon for her home in Bisbee after spen ding several days here as the guest of Mrs Geo. B. Wilcox.
 Miss Josie Lippert, daughter of our former rownsman, Joe Lippert, passed through here today on her way home to Blsbee from the Shearer ranch, where she has been the guest of her friend, Miss Pearl Shearer.
 Jake Shearer and daughter, Miss Pearl, were in the city today on a brief visit. MT. Shearer states that there has been an abundance of rain in that locality during the past few days.
 The Irwin peaches, raised below town. are in the market, and for lusciousness and quality easily dis count the bo-sted California product.
 D. G. Williams, manager of the Tombstone City Band, has resigned his position with the Tombstone Consolida ed Mines company, and will hereafter devote his entire at tention to the interests of the band, and make it one of the best organiza- tions of its kind in tie territory.
 A surprise party was given last eve ming in honor of Miss Ida Feather man by friends Of the popular young lady. Games were pl .yed and ice cream and cake served, and a most enjoyable time had
 L. D. Parkinson. the we'll known shirt man, was in the city yesterday taking orders for his line of goods.
 Mrs Sam Johnson and daughter re- turned this morning from Fisbee where they have been spending fort night with Mrs. NJ. J. Brown, sister of Mrs. Johnson.
 E. A. Joyce and wife returned this morning from the Riggs ranch in the Chiri ahuas, where they spent a few weeks on an outing.
 While Crozier Kimball was hunting coons and skunks in his melon patch