Tombstone epitaph., 1911-07-30
From Thursdays Daily

en et the hollaDd reeiuebce OD fIe' mont St las, evening, being a gath- ering in bonOr Of Miss Abbie Holland Jessie Sanders, Jerry Holland and Johnny Bishop. The guests assembled about 90 and many new games were introduced and played Refreshments of delicious ice cream and cake were served being highly en joyed by all. it sa. midnight before the guests took reluctant leave and departed for their respective homes all reporting the evening a- most sociably spent.
 County Auditor Vaughn last even- ing completed hi. examinstiou Of the records of the clerk Of the district court and found them to be in most excellent condition and today started to check the various recoids of the clerk of the supervisors office. He expects to complete his examinations in time for the pex, sess'Ou of the supervisors,
 Druggist E3 Flsch and family are expected to arrive this evening from Los Angeles, where they have been for the past several months for N T Flsch's health, who is reported ss greatly improved.
 Fred Marshall is in Tombstone to- day from Bisbee on business mis- -ion.
 l RI Wilson, representing the Ar mour Packing Co.,, with headquarters at Tucson, is business visitor today from the old pueblo in the interests Of his firm.
 Mrs. Ethel Hilton arrived this morning from Ssfford on visit for e few weeks with her mother Mrs Reed.
 Mrs Vim Hughes was ra'sengel on the noon train from Bisbee On s visit of several days with her dsugh. ters Mrs Jos. McPbers5n and Mrs Jas. Dalgli-h.
 Reports had iu Tombstone are tr the effect that much game is to b' had in the Dragoon mountains snC along the San Pedro river, both blut rock pigeons and doves being repor,e in abundance.
 Sheldon Hams and family will lesv, il October for Florida, Y here they vii make their future home Mir liam, recently purchased tract of fsrmin land near Miami in that state whlct he intends to put under cul,ivs. ton,
 Rose Cunnick of Douglas is a coun. ty seat visitor today CD business of { mining nature. He arrived last even ing.
 The following bliss ticket. have been granted within the pact twl 1 days: Ramon Ruiz to wed Mauricis DeRsud, both of Gleeson; Alexander Murry to wed Marguerite Whiting both of Bisbee; Lorets Medina to wed Msnueli,s Cat,irio, both oi Douglas Joaquin Games to wed Beatrice Cslez, both Of Pool.
 !, The latest inquest to be flied is from Pirtleville, having been filled iD the district court clerks office this morning. It was an infant snd the cause of death is given ss teething stomsch troubles aud want oi med ical | attention.
 E M Houts, knight oi the grip travelling out of Denver, is commer- cisl visitor in Tombstone today.
 w F sidell, formerly Wells Fargo express agent in this city, and recent ly transferred to Bisbee.:wbere be tcok charge of the compsny's office there, hss been promoted to the othces st Fl Psso, where he will be locatsd in the future.
 George Stanley. who sustained ser- ious injury at the Bo4uillss ranch on Tuesday, wac yesterday removed to the hospital at BIsbee for treatment.
 Arthur Ivey is sporting s new "KiDg Comet"
 The instrument is gold and silver plated and one of the best makes on the market.
 Several of Tombstone's dance lovers will go to Benson Saturday evening and take part in s social xhirl to be given by the dancing club in that city.
 Louis Spindles is among the visitors in Tombstone today from Capsnea on | having arrived lsst evening.
 The young ladies of Tombstone have already completed arrangements for the dance which will be given un- der their auspices neIs Monday, July 3l. The Boys Orchestrs will pay and the event promises to be we'll at.