Tombstone epitaph., 1911-09-17
From Tuesdays Daily

,f the Probate Court J E James were returning passengers at noon ir6 m Lowell, where they sttended the bg meeting in that city last evening. They report 8 very enthusi- sstic esi ihering and an exceptionally large attendance.
 Thus. Sorin arrived in T. mbstone this morning from his ranch in the Draguons. Mr. Sorin Is sn old time nexspspermsn of Tombstone, being one of the founders of the Tombstone Eptapil, and needs no introduction in this neck of the woOds. having host Of friends here who always make his yisits to his Ia stamping ground agreeable and ple .ssnt'
 Elicit, the well known drum. mer with headquarters at Ei Psso. is in the city today on commercial bus iuess with our merchants. John Ro,k left yesterday for Lis ranch on the Bsrbscomari. to look ok after his interests in that sec. | tion.
 W Sperling, one of the new settlers in the vicinity of Cochise Stronghold
 i- in the city today on business with
 County School Superintendent E H
 stover.
 Thomas Haberstock is in the city
 city from his ranch near Sycamore
 Springs buying supplies.
 Dave Gibsou is 8 iomhstone visitor
 from his home ranch at Webb on
 business stters.
 The Misses Grace Gsllen and Nora . Thel departed this morning for Tnc- P -on, where they will resume their f etudies at the academy, after spend- , ing the summer months with parents. A, |. Smith, preside Ut of the Con- . mon wealth Mining Company, wss m . town today from Pesrce on business. ..
 Rev. A J. Benedict returned this : rorning from a trip to Tucson. ;, Constable Jeff Short is in the city Y un official brsluess from Benson. $ ". Kuchenhecker, St nior mem- c Der of the firm of W. r. Kuchenbeker 'e & Son, will leave in few days foI
 the Berner resort in the Huschuca
 mountains. where he will spend 6
 couple of weeks
 c. NJ. Remand the merchant prince
 of Pesrce, i. in town today on triei U visit.
 is Ell. Halderman the pioneer ranch Iy CT and catt.emsn of the Drsgoot o mountains, arrived in the county cap er i,al this mor n:ng on 6 brief stay. -' Dick Hsviland is in town today iron y hie ranch on the r'yer near Charleston Ia Mise Helen Benedict de psrtad yes.
 terdsy for Douglas on visit of { " few days with friends, wben che vii !. leave for the Srisshelm mountaini .n to teach school during the winter. le Mrs James Dslglish and childrer sr were returning passengers on th' rs noon train from alifC rnis, where the.
 have been visiting with friends a
 Grange for the past three weeks
 They spent several weeks at Redondc
 Beach.
 r. Mrs H T Fisher is in town towr 'r today from the Eishe- ranch 2. F.;:- g bank.
 Miss Emma Greer who has beer
 visiting in Tombstone for several dsyl h pas: as the guest of Mrs. E. Bouche. '- departed this morning for Tucson j. from whence she will go to Gils Bend = tv teach school during the coming '- term. She has been spending the .s summer in the Huachucs mountains.
 Superintendent Douglas Gray of
 the Tombstone Consolidated Mines - compsby's leasing department. wss sn n outgoing passenger this morning for
 Phoenix on c business missiop. n Der. and Harry Mscis left yesterday for the Hood ranch in the Chiricahua mountains, where they will spend several days.
 b Attorney J. T. Kingsbury was 6 re- turning passenger last evening from
 Benson, where he wss called on legal
 business in the interests of his clients.