Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-14
TOMBSTONE CHAT

Never in the history of Tombstone have so many people gone to the coast for the summer, and never has there been so much complaint of hard times as in the past six months in this town.
 Our friends while at the coast cities will hover around bargain counters and buy things that have been picked over by Los Angeles people, until there are really few bargains left. They will buy many things that look well in a large city-but look out Of place in a mining camp or small town where styles are not so much thought of. The matter of clothes and rents Ire so expensive at the coast that they overshadow anything that is cheap in the way of food and unless one spends much for clothes while there she does not appear to advan- tage.
 friend who had employed a seam stress for weeks and weeks preparing to visit Los Angeles finally went, after a few days rest, arrayed in their best, they left their apartments for a stroll down Broadway. They had only gone a block when they overheard two ladies remark. Look at that bunch of hayseeds, will you?"
 There is always picture before our eyes of the economy that must be made after the home coming for a year or more: 10 make up for the pleasure tif it be a pleasure under the circumsFancesl of visiting the coast and then, too, we leave a far better climate here. than Los Angeles ever boasted of and also our delightful mountain resorts where the husband, father or brother could visit the fam fly some times for week or two and enjoy a rest and change when such a pleasure would be impossible for a ] longer distance.
 Tombstone Girls High Honors. ollie Simpson of Benson was in l Tombstone last week shaking hands with his many friends and incidental ] ly informed his friends of the high ! honors bestowed upon his charmine and brilliant young daughter, who graduated at the Polytechnic school ! of Los Angeles, the latter part of June.
 i Miss Simpson was formerly of this i city and a great favorite here, and i her many friends congratulate her upon the high honors she has attained i Hukh c. Corbet, a former well known Tombstone young man, was married last week to Miss Margie Lin ' tott in San Francisco. The bride IS talented singer and musician. After a ! honeymoon in Arizona, they will make their home in San Francisco. They have the best wishes of their many friends for their future happiness. PERSONALS { Ed Nevin who is employed as as sistant master mechanic of the Mas cot Copper company at Dos Caoezas was a visitor in this city for a lew
 days with his family. He has entirely recovered from his recent illness,
 which is pleasant news to his many
 friends.
 Mrs. George Davey and family have
 returned from Los Angeles, where they have been for the past year
 They will again make their home IT
 Tombstone. Their many friends arc
 glad to welcome them back.
 George Wales and wife have gon' lto Colorado Springs. Colorado, where thev will make their future home The change Is made to be near M
 Wales mother who is in feeble health
 Their many friends regret their de parture from the city.
 l Miss Mary F. Williams has gone |
 attend the annual session of the Na s tioual Educational association I She will return and take up her sehoS
 work at Naco this year.
 Mrs. Joe Hood is having deiign ful visit with her sister Mrs. BeI [. Macia, she win return home Uni
 week.
 Mrs. ". R. King and son Harr Mrs. J. P. Rafferty and Mrs. B. Ha
 itch have gone to Los Angeles fs
 the summer r.cDths-