Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-15
TOMBSTONE
CHAT

fieil Al bensoh On pToiessiohai JUST
ness
Supervisor John Rock, has gone to
Phoenix on a business trip.
Mrs. NJ. Strouse and son have re-
turned from visit TO Bisbee.
Thomas Brandt, Jr, has gone to
ST. David for a visit with friends.
Deputy Sheriff Rafferty, has gone
to Phoenix having in charge three
insane patients.
DR.. T. w Randall was visitor
in the city last week from Douglas.
Rev. Deck returned from Tempe
last Saturday and held services at
! the Congregational church.
Mrs Mary DAILY has returned from
Bisbee, where she has been on a
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Coles.
John McCarty has returned from
Tucson where he has been on bust
ness.
Mrs. b. Holland and her daughter,
Miss Lillian Holland. have gone 10
Los Angeles on a visit Of month
! with friends.
| John Brayin, son OF Chief of Po-
! lice Bravin, has been over and made
short visit with his parents and
friends.
/ Col II. L. Pickett. who has been
on an extended visit in California,
has returned home.
]. n. Gaines, secretary of the tax.
| payers league has gone 10 Douglas,
where he win attend TO matters OF
the association.
J Airs. Wright OF St David who has
been very i'll. has been visited by Mr.
and Mrs. Lorenzo Wright, the latter
being her daughter. Mrs. Wright is
a pioneer Of this section.
Mrs. Folkes and daughter of Doug
las have returned home after a de,
| hghtful visit here as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Maclay. Mrs,
Folkes was a former Tombstone res.
ident
The oil we'll at the Lost Hills is
closed until an expert oil man ar.
rives from California when work will
be pushed in earnest on the well.
! Cattle Inspector Porter Mcdonald
was called 10 Douglas last week in
connection with the seizure OF I5O0
head of Mexican cattle which crossed
/ the line without the formality of
paying the head tax.
Judge Daniel Mcfarland who has
been suffering for some time with
an affection of his eyes and had a
surgical operation performed. has
gone TO FL Paso, where he will be
treated by an eye specialist.
The condition OF MIR. C. B. Tarbell
is slightly improved since he was
operated on at his home near Los
/ Angeles. There is TO be another Op,
Grafton before relief is expected.
/ w. S. Glib, chief chemist of the
Southwestern Mines company at Mi
ami, spent last Sunday in this city
as the guest of Postmaster Francis
Cradle. They we're formerly class.
mates at the University at Tucson.
Mrs. John P. ClJm, wife of Ionn
p Clum, formerly mayor of this city
and also postmaster passed away n
Los Angeles on September 5. She is
remembered by any old time Tomb
stone friends by whom she was great
ly loved She leaves one daughter
Mrs. Clum was a niece of ex-United
States Postmaster General Villas.
Miss Aiga LANCE Nsho has been il
this city on a visit with Miss Viola
Maclay for some time, has returned
10 her home at Globe. Miss Lange
was pleasantly entertained during
her stay by many friends.
I Judge Smith OF Yavapai county will
be in this. city on September % to
try the case of the Cunningham estate
rs the Costello estate. in which :
I hithtus case hhfVifiii6 ID &c httt'
est in valuable property In the War
ren district win be point. The case
viii be tried before jury, ana the
jury excused for the term will re.
port on that date
Judge J. T. Duncan. department
commander OF the c. A r. of Ari
IONA has gone to Los Angeles, where
he will attend the national G. A. r
encampment. Judge Duncan was
joined by q number of Arizona com
rades at Tucson and Phoenix on
their way to Los Angeles.
hence the curtailment OF the invita-.
ton list The lodge is growing stead
ilN and naarIn araru rnnctin. NH.