Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-12
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT
(sarah J. RolHnson)


 (sarah J. RoAnson)
 Win. J. igo is a visitor from Elgin. Arizona.
 sam Barrow is in town from the Barrow ranch in the Dragoon noun tains.
 Assessor Charles R. Howe returned from a trip Co Wilcox and the north ern part Of the country on official business.
 Frank Hand and wife. are among the visitors in the county seat. from the Huachuca mountains for brief stay.
 Frank Ramsey, one of the pioneers of the Huachuoa mountains and aft CT whom Ramsey Canyon was named, is visiting this city.
 Lee Hutchison, deputy recorder. is confined to his bed at his home on Fourth street. His many friends hope for an early recovery. f
 County School Superintendent F. II. StoYer left on Monday for Phoenix where he went to attend the session of the Teachers association of Ariz- ona. Mir. Stover was to deliver an ad- dress on The Advantage Of Uniform Examination for Eight Grade pupils.
 T. II. Jones. who is considered an expert on poultry and has taken great interest in all exhibitions of this kind for years. has gone to Phoenix, where he will visit fhe poultry show at the fair
 Forty four thousand cars making a total aggregate of nearly a billion pounds of merchandise. were handled over the Tucson division of the South ern Pacific during the month of Sep tember and october, according to Southern Pacific officials.
 Mrs. Robert Perrin, mother of Per cy Bowden, was an arrival last Sun. day afternoon from Wilmington, Cal She will spend about two weeks in { Tombstone on visit with her son. She is guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Rock. and is having a delightful wis 1 1t during her stay with he many friends.
 ! A. c Van Cott formerly treasurer of { the, Commonwealth mining company, ] died Tuesday at Los Angeles from heart anection. For number of ! years Mir. Van Cott has been closely
 Ft a=n5a T ! Of the southwest, having Oeen inter ested with John Brockman, the sone time owner of the Commonwealth mme al Pierce.
 Il. C. Shaftuck, president of the 1 Miners and Merchant Bank at BisDee | and presidea. and genera hlaft ger | of the shattuck and Arizona Mining ! company in tbe Warren district, Wa: an arrival in this cHy this week ' where be has a st os friends whS are always glad 0 soc him
 There was a delightful dancing par tv given al Gage Han, Friday eyen.ne .ast. by --me i tAe young men 0. Tombstone. The niusIc was furnish ed by the Blacknurn Orchestra com { posed Of Messrs. Blackburn. Dalge fish, Me Sparran and kuckeubecEer jolly good uir2 WIS had ny Inc merry guests
 Tombstone was well represented al the last territorial fair at Phoenix The following Q list of some of those who visited the fair. Attorney D. l. Cunningham and wife Probate jud ge Frank W. GoodbOdy and wife. A II. Gardner and wife, Clerk H. E l Berner and wife. w R. King and cid est son, Judge Daniel Me Farlin Mrs. Harry Hausen, Ex Mayor A Wentworth, w. E. Buchanan, A Ralph and Bert Macia.
 Rotert Davis Clark Of Peoria, III. who came for the nGntial5, assisted as matron of honor eui was attired in apple-green chiffon. embossed in yeIvelt flowers. She carried an arm bouquet of white rosss Miss. Good rich was attired in white satin and chiffon trimmed with Duchess lace and her bouquet was q shower ol orchids and lilies of the valley l Judge Street was atteLdci by T. M l McCauley of San Francisco. Rev Baker P. Lee read the service in the 1 presence of 200 guests. Chrysanife nuns were used entirely in decorat ing. Judge and Ms Street will pass their honeymoon in Japan.
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