Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-31
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT
By Sarah J. Robinson

A. H. Gardner returned home A few days ago from Tucson where he wen, to attend the Elks reunion. Mrs. Ed. Hussen and little daughter of Pearce, have returned home, aft CT a pleasant visit with friends.
 Mrs. George Porter has returned t. Bisbee after a several weeks visit w1th her sister Mrs. Geo. Rafferty.
 Melvin Swain came over from Bis bee last week for few hours visi. with his mother. Mrs. G. W. Swain.
 F.. P. Draper. now a resident O. San Diego was a Tombstone visitoi last week.
 Mrs. Prank Myers and little daugh. ter have returned to Douglas, after a visit with friends in this city
 Mesdames Adamson and Tester have returned home. after several days visit in Tombstone.
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan has return ed home from Phoenix where he wa. in attendance at the meeting of tn, Bar association.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Standish and baby O. Omaha, Nebraska, arrived in this citl Ar Mrs. owen F. Murphy
 Aiessrs. Frazer and Hedges of Bis bee, visited Tombstone Sunday last. MT. Frazer is a cousin of Mrs. John Rock, and was her guest.
 County Attorney w. c. Gilmore. has returned home from Phoenix where he went on several business matters.
 Mrs. Reed has returned to her home at St. David alter an extended visit with her daughter Mrs. T. R. Brandt
 C. A Taylor Of Douglas is a Tomb stone visitor on court business. Mir. Taylor served one term as super visor and has many friends in the county seat.
 MT. and Mrs. C. Neesly have return ed to rLeir home at Grand Rapids, Mich, after a weeks visit with their cousins Harry and Vern Kendall.
 Sam Pattee of Tucson, has been in this city on legal business. Mir. Pat tes is prominently mentioned as pos sible appointee on the state code com mission.
 Douglas Gray returned last Satu.- day from Bisbee, accompanied by his wife who has sufficiently recovered from her illness and surgical opera tiCn to return to her home here.
 About twenty-five young friends of Allen Wheeler gave him a pleasant surprise last week. at t'.e nome ot his parents, Sheriff Wheeler and wife. Various games were played until a late hour and a delightful time was enjoyed by these merry little folks. Dainty refreshments were served dur ing the evening.
 A delightfully."- social evening was spent on Saturday at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Ford on Seventh and Fremont street. Cards, games and dancing whiled away the hours, and at eleven a Dutch lunch was served, and not until the clock struck 12 did the merry guests depart for their homes. some twenty in number.
 Postmaster Francis D. Crable, has returned home firm Phoenix, where he V ent to take the law examination be- forg the Bar association and was ad- mitted to practice before the bar. He is busy receiving congratulations ot his many friends over his success 1n becoming a lawyer. a. well as his reappcintment as postmaster of Tomb stone.
 MT and Mrs. I. T. KiuksbuTy have returned from their wedding trip and were given a warm welcome by their many friends in this city. The usual Tombstone chaFiVa aTi brigade started their note Of welcome as soon as they arrived. The older friends have been busy with tte popular couple making their life a merry round.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. C. Cloer. were the hosts at a party Friday evening at their home on Toughnut street. About twenty guests were present during the evening with these delightful en- tertainers. Instrumental and vocal varied with games filled