Tombstone epitaph., 1911-02-26
From Thursdays Daily

Woods of St Louis; George w Hawk. ius aud R B Levy of San Francisco.
 James Davis, who recently resigned ss night wstchpsn. expects to leave mithin few day. for Missouri, W here be contemplstes making his future home.
 Pink Murry came in this morning from Hereford. ard will be here for several days on a visit to his family, N Nho are now located in Tombstone.
 Judgs F. NJ. Deau returned last svening from brief visit with his family at Douglas.
 Pat Holland and wife left for Bisbee yesterday. Mir. Holland has been i'll for many months and may enter the Copper Queen Hospital or continue to the hot springs for treatment. The many friends oi the family hope for his early improvement aud recovery.
 $. II. Tippitt, the mining man from the Huachucs mountains. is nun bered among the county eest vIs- itors today on yisit pertaining to mining matters. having arrived in the city last evening from his mines. Mrs. X Ad mson, who recently re- turned from the Copper Queen hoe. pitsl, where she was cnnfned for sev- eral weeks, due to 6 ial. caused by tripping over & rug, and resulting in l fractured shoulder, IS reported ss slowly recovering from her injury ard that she will shortly be able to be up and around.
 O. A. Simpson sas an outgoing pas senger yesterday afternoon, his des. tinstion being the southern part oi the county. He expects to be sbeent from the city several dave.
 Two more csrs Of ore were shipped to the smelters at Fl Paso yesterday y afternoon by local chlorijers, making c total of nine cars shipped during the past week by lessors and operating companies in the Tombstone mining district.
 Attorney Ben Goodrich returned last evening from 6 brief visi. to E Paso, where he was called on legs mission.
 Wm Pearce proprietor of the Tomb stone Cigar Store, was sn outgoing passenger yesterday afternoon fol Douglas, where he goes to consult sr eye specialist. Mir. Pesrce has been suffering with his right eye for several days past and thought it beat to have the same attended to st once He will be absent from the city for several dsys.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Hutchison en- tertsined 6 party of friends at their cozy home on 4th street Tuesday evening. during which time "csnned music" was dispensed from Frank Demerest's new Edison phonograph, which is certainly beauty. and wac most thoroughly appreciated by the assembled guests.
 Mss Jean Graham is among the recent arrivals in Tombstone from Los Angeles, having arrived on Tuee- day in company with MT. and Mrs. W c. Gilmore. Miss Graham nay de- eide to make this city her future home.
 Henry Street and wife were incom. ing passengers this morning from the Boquillss ranch st Jssco, below Fair- bank.
 John W. Walker returned laet even. ing from Douglas, where be went on . brief business visit.
 JN Gaines, secretary of the Co. chise County Taxpayers League, re-. turned to the county seat this morn ing from . visit to various parts of the county in the interest of the newly formed institution. MT. Gaines will make his headquarters in Tombetone,
 c. l. Cummings made another large shipment Of hides today from hi. slaughter house below town, the same being consigned to hide des lers in Fl Paso,
 Alfred Paul, the aell known Doug. las real estste owner, is in Tombstone today from the Shelter City on businsse mission.
 Attorney w. K. Flora arrived in Tombstone on the noon train today. having business oi 6 legal nature be- fore Referee in BsnKruptcy Daniel Mcfarland, MT. Flora returned to his home in Bisbee this afternoon.
 Deputy Sheriff William Bennett l came up from Benson thie rnornibg on an official visit, having business with the shsriff's office.