Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-06
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT

Attorney Ben Goodrich has re- turned to his home in Los Angeles.
 Jacob ScheereE Of Douglas is m the city doing jury duty.
 Tom Wright has. returned to Bis bee after short visit in this city.
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 Judge Cabell of Courtland, has been in Tombstone on court business.
 L. H. Sheppard conductor on the $. P. D. NJ. railroad is in the city serving on the jury. .
 Charles Allen of Wilcox, is in the city serving on the jury.
 B. Myers, the merchant of Ben son, is in the city on business.
 Jack McGregor, has returned to Bisbee after brief visit in this city on business. ....a.-.-a .... <.
 Mrs. Charles Poindexter and daugh- ter Of Los Angeles have returned to this city for a short time, while set ting up legal matters. E. s|
 William Neel, the Sulphur Spring valley cattlemaR,s has been, in the city on business. c.
 Mrs. James Reilly has arrived in this city from Loag Beach, Cal, on a business visit.A
 Attorney J. M.EO'Connen of Bis bee, has been in the city on court business, ,Ji.r ... '. r- err..g' IA. ,r.- 70 a.ss -..
 City Attorney J.,F. Ross of Doug. las has been in town on court busf mess. .5r
 Mrs. John Marden and daughter Miss Beatrice. have gone to Bisbee for few days.
 A. R. English and son, Bryan, have returned from Bisbee, where they have been for soRe days.
 Constable Bright of Courtland and Constable Gates .oI GIeesOn, have been in the city on official business.
 Miss Katherine; Goodbody has re- turned to Los Angeles to resume her studies at St Mary's academy.
 Ed Cain was a visitor in the city last week, being a witness in the Cunningham-Costello case.
 Ramon Abil has arrived in town from Bisbee, he will visit with rel atiyes and friends for a few days.
 Paul Smith has returned from Bis bee, where he was a Tombstone com mitteeman at the democratic central committee meeting.
 J. N. Gaines, E. R. Flach, A. Went. worth and A. c. KaTger have re- turned from trip to Bisbee last week, made in the auto of Ed Flacn.
 Judge D. w. Mcfarland has re turned home from Fl Paso, where he l went for anothet operations on his eye which is much improved.
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 Melvin Swain, Rho has been con fined to his bed for the past week 1 with lagrippe is able to be about town again.
 Rev. Marx has gone east on a bus mess trip of about three weeks. On l his return to this city he will make l his permanent home here. A H. Gardner and F. VI. Woolcoi | are the two Tombstonites drawn for | service on the Bnited States trial | jury, which will be held at Phoenix l October IA. Fs R
 Mrs. Mary Daley and little dsugh- l ter have returned to their home at | Eureka, Cal, after a most en5oyable 1 visit with her parents Mir. and Airs l James McHugh of this city and her | sister, Mrs. Coles in Bisbee.
 Miss. Evelyn Costello arrived in this city last week, where she joined l her mother and brother who were at- tending the Cunningham Costello l case. She also attended the, trial
 Mrs. Lee O. Woolery of this city presented her husband with a baby | girL last week, With two boys. noth- ing could have been more welcome than this little girl.
 Mir. A. W. McLaurine ot Tucson has been in this r@csty boosting the second annual fair to be held at Tucson on the IT, IS and 18th of October.
 
 IoE cloer and vife have .goae for a tso months visit with rrelztives