Tombstone epitaph., 1911-10-29
Frsm Fridays Daily

Aso oshucss ioS many yoAfu feelo- snt of Tombstone. but nov of Court land is visitor for several dsys, and hsnds wish bic many friends and acquaiDtsnces in his old stamping ground.
 Mrs Lee O woolery snd children returned today from the east. after an | sxtended visit with relatives. They | were met as Fs,rbsnk by Mir woolery | who accompanied them home. Mrs Willisme. mother oi District Attorney John s Williams, was . re- turning passenger today from Ohio where she has been visiting with rel stives and friend. for the past several months.
 MD scribner and wife are expected Co return to Tombstoos from . visit to New orlesns and Biloxi. Mississippi sometime next week after . stsy Of about two months. Mir scrihner bss been looking after his plantation holdings in those parts.
 The board of supervisors are io ses- sion today csnvassing she returns of the primsry election and making the official returos. Thie is only special meeting and no other business will be transacted.
 Mrs Gene Larrieu has returned to her bone ip Turner after . pleasant visit oi several days in Tombstone.
 J H Tippett and wife returned yea. terdsy to their ranch in the Huschucs mountains. after . etsy Of . few dsyr in Tombstone visiting with friende.
 Mrs Alfred Paul is numbered among the visitors from Douglas ss the gusst of her mother. Mrs G W Swain.
 Joe Hood :ha ~sn koo=a Ch;1:e. . hus eattlemsn returns to his ranch in the valley tomorrow, after . visit of afew dave in the county sess on . business miseiop.
 Postmaster Francis Crsble and wife went to Benson yesterday afternoon on brief visit returning homo to1sy.
 James simpson is reported as seri- cuely i'll at his home CD Fifth street. His many Tombesone friends hope for sspesdy recovery
 Rev. W A Meurer. of the Catholic church came to Tombstons yesterday from Bisbee on . brief missiou. He returned home in the afternoon.
 Attorney " G Gilmore left this morning for Pearoe, where he goes to represent the territory at . prslimi- nary hearing.
 Miss Ora Cantrell left today for Pearce as oBcisl stenogrsphsr to take the testimohy in . cattle case pros ecused by the territory.
 Two insane cases ware passed upon by the commission yesterday. Both were from Benson and were Me1icars. One patient who was taken from the trsis acting quesrly had sinoe re- covered and was d'schsrged; the other was ordered committed. He wAs found crawling on bsnds and knees looking for imaginary mud holes. Medical treatment is expected to cure his peculiar ballucinstion.
 Borp-Iu Tombstone, Oct. 25. 10 tbe wife of Paul Debaud, . daughter.
 Secretary David BenshimoI, Of the Douglas Republican elub. has issued . notice that tbe county committee is scheduled to hold . meeting which will take place Saturday. Octo- her 2S, in Odd Fellows Hall, in that city. for tbe purpose of electing officers ss provided by the primary act
 The following licenses were issued by Clerk Jsmes todsy:-
 Oscar M Bell of Bisbee. to wed Ophelia Graham of Nsco.
 Thonss Newton MeKens;e of Pboe- nix. to wed Myrtle Short of Douglas.
 James Boyd Putnam of Fl Campo TeIss, to we'd Miriam Grace Fulghsm oi Willcox.
 E H Reeves returned this morning from the hay country in the vicinity of Phoenix and Tempe. where he con . trscted for several carloads Of alfalfa hay for his local feed establishment.