Tombstone epitaph., 1912-11-17
From Mondays Daily.

Henry E;'zweir, a prominent cti- zsn of San Diego. Cal, is vis ting in Tombstone today. MT Eitz~eir thinks we'll of bis home climate but is not sverse to lingering around in 1ur bslmy surroundings. tresdipg upon our son kissed hills, crushing our golden nuggets. scsrriiyiDg our piRofs of virgin silver, taking deep draughts of our iuimitabls ozone. He thinks he is in God @ country and he is right, too. All are welcome- and then some.
 Alfred Lehrs sD, A McCargo and "Sm hy' he b'.cksmi'h. hr-r ngh | ed intn ' d-pt q. n. D'sg ', mountains yesterday, the nsck door oi TOmbs,ons They autoed to Gleeson then they essayed to auto back again. Although the good camp is oot in "holler;n" distance, some people with an acute ear heard sn .sppesi. a yell of distrees, and forthwith the bells jingled and the ''hosses" hastened and got ints line; the steeds p,suced and the driver held the "ribbons tsut." He went after the marooDed quartette on the desert of our garden. Well. it is useless to make 6 novelette uf this beautiful little story: the entire party l arrived in town footsore, but forgiv- ing. Note: They hsnged-or they would hsng-tbe man who failed 10 bring 'he buggy tD the rescue of the msrooned party in the suburbs cf Tombstone. They were in town and didn't know i'.
 Reports are in circulation that E B Gage, formerly president of the T, c. M Company is iu a serious condition in San Francisco, suffering from Bright's disease. He has retired from sctive business life. his pbysicsl dis ability not permitting him tn pursue mining and other pursuits. His many 1,mbstone friends hope for bis speedy recovery.
 On Wedr esday evening M;ss Mszie Webster entertained few friends with cards snd re.reshmerts. 
 John Rock, Nbo brides himself with being the poseesscr of the most pro- missing ranch within 8 short radius Of Tombstone, drove down yesterday to least his eyes on the promising hold iDgs, put a gentle hand on his sleek equine, wipk kindly at the bellosing bovines and kick the big porkers out of his :wsy. returned today. feeling that he hss the world "grs sbbed"-snd may hs never feel disappointment. Percy Bowden, county Chauffeur, IS spending few days in Bisbee, be- ing in the Copper Camp on official business.
 Mir Torris Mono, lief, for Bisbee, a few days ago after an enjoyable v;si, with friends in this city.
 Allyn Wheeler. son of Sheriff and Mrs Harry Wheeler, was the recipient of 6 pleassnt surprise party Saturday evening. The merry crowd sssem bled ct she Wheeler home about 7:30, and many games were participated in by all present. Delicious refreshments were served and the merry-maxing continued until midnight, when all departed for their respective homes, voting the evening as most enioyabIy spent.
 Mrs Joe Fitzpatsick, after 6 pleas- ant visit with her mother in Tomb stone has returned to her home in Morenci.
 Mrs Jas Sanders returned last even- ing from Bisbee, after e few weeks visit with relatives,
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland was in a mood of glee today when in an official momen he made Manuel Bscsmente the husband of Guadalupe Gomez. ] he two young souls that spoke ss one were none happier than the Judge when he pronounced the benedictiou snd bsde them go-snd ever after ward.
 Miss Abbie HoIlsDd's home was the mecca for the young folk last Friday evening when . pleassnt party was given. All merriment, cards, games lghs refreshments and general pleasant evening wac had.
 John B Wright. c. prominent at-
 torney of Douglas, is . ple.ssnt visitOl
 in Tombstone tod,y. The gentle
 man is glad to get from u9dernes,t
 the brown war cloud that has men acet
 the peace sDd dignity of the bordel
 city for 60 long, and hssk in the saIubri. oue sunshine of Of .he foothills of th, Mule mountains where grows mos spontsniously, and without cultiys
 sioo, gold si yer and copper, indulg in good cbeer and hope that ever other section may be permitted to d , likewise.
 )I W. D. Rust, is . late arrival as Sa