Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-28

Douglas aud daughter Miss Darris, Mrs Thomas Merritt and Mrs. F. :. Roesch, composed the party The ladies were the guests of Mrs. R. $. ALaclay.
 John Spencer. for many years con nected with the Tombstone Improve meut Co. in the gas manufacturing de- partmCnt, was a visitor from \Ogales where he is now located.
 Miss Helen Benedict's home. is all most completed on her homestead, near the schoOlhouse and which is near her fathers homestead, the site is ideal, and there are fine neighbors everywhere.
 Norman Barr. a former Tombstone
 boy. now living at Yuma. paid visit last week to his old home and was greeted by his many friends. Like all the old Tombstonites. he has a
 warm place in his heart for the old
 town and hopes to again take up his residence here when the camp opens up.
 Ralph Johnson one Of the trusted
 <. F. employees in the locomotive de
 partmeut of the Tucson division. is
 visitor in the city, the guest of his
 parents. MT and Mrs. sam Johnson.
 His old friends are always pleased t0 meet him.
 Attorney Frank Crable was admit
 ted 10 practice in the supreme court last week at Phoenix, and has already taken a hand in a trial in federal
 court Frank will make his way up
 the ladder in a professional way. My. ! how our boy do climb.
 State Senator W. ?. Sims and vile, 1 of Bisbee. were in the county seat last week on court business. Senator l Sims is one of the leaders in the up- per house and a prominent advocate of progressive measures. called Tor ! by the constitution.
 ' Judge Sutter has made an order in the superior court, appointing Fetch CT N pOan, George Neal and A. C. ! Lockwood. % committee to confer with l the court iu forming a set of rules of 1 practice 70 De used in the future TOT practice in the superior court Master Valentine Brayin was ! brought home Sunday from BisDee' | where he underwent an operation Tor | appendicitis. ue is improving rapidly ] although he vas brought home on stretchcr and will be confined to his ] bed for a week or two, his recovery ., is assured.
 i Four Tombstone boys. comprising / Philip Rockfcllow. Norman Abell !, Douglas Gray and Howard Benedict q left hast saturday for a ''roushing it i trip to the Rockiellow ranch near the Cocbise stronchold sCorning autos il thev made the trip astride the hur i ricaue deck of burros for sevcra II days outing. Coming home they tool
 a hath in water holes, without soar | pr brush. Now most people take , warm hath once a week, Shether thel
 need il or not. But these boys want Il ed nothing Of tbe kind. ! wish l were a hoy To them. the world seems s' biz. and fortune and fame seem s' near.
 Richard Hadland. one of the edri' Q settlers on the San Pedro rive. an' l. owner of the well known Havilan' {. ranch near Charleston, is a visitor II this city.
 Anotber romance eliminated in . haDpv marriage on Wednesday last { when John B. Pope. popular ant 9 well known citizen of Douglas, va ! married tO Miss ,Yora Johnson or m citv Rev. Deck performed the cere . nony that united the happy ,coupl
 just as the early dawn of the morl E ing appeared This course was plan D ned to outwit their many friends b.
 an early morning wedding A dellc s ous wedding breakfast was served t Later the bridal party. taking an aut ,. to Fairbank and the train from ther Il on their wedding trip. The bride t a daughter Of MT. and Mrs Sam JohI