Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT


 Mis- E. Johnson of Phoenix. has been visiting in this city for the past week
 J. A. RocKellow mas gone to the Strondhold for a stay of week.
 C. W. Cass of Douglas came to this city last week on business of a legal nature.
 Mrs. Ii. T. Fisher of Faifbank was n the city on a shopping tour last week.
 Attorney OCennell of Bisbee was Tombstone visitor on business be- tore the court adjourned.
 Mrs. Childrees Of Bonita is visiting this city, arriving on Tuesday.
 Attorney Richardson of Douglas was visiting the county seat, during he last days of the territorial court.
 Mir. and Ms. King of the E. r. (: 5. w. construction camp near Fair
 ank are in the city for snort stay.
 John Bravin has returned from San francisco. He says Arizona sunshine and the highest wages paid in any state are good enough for him. C. l.. Cunningham has returned rom Phoenix, where he went to pur- chase some fat beef for the market here.
 Mrs. Lou Clue and child nave re urned home from Douglas where they nave been for some days on visit. Ms J. w Walker and son of Bis Jee are in this city on visit with trends and will remain some days.
 Miss May Chamberlain has returned O this city after l visit to Blsbee Cl i bushes.
 Attorney Jared D. Taylar Of Bis pee, was q visitor in Tombstone on business before the district court. Dr. fl. II. Hugnart and wife expect 10 leave today for Huachuca Siding where they wlli in future make then nome. Their friends will regret the!I departure.
 Gus Hickey, superyisor-elcct was m ,his city from BisDee last week. HC | came to attend the meeting Of the board and become acquainted with th< | manner of conducting the county gov ernment.
 u. II. Hotchkiss, the county schoo l superintendent-eiect was Tomb stone visitor last week, preparing tc enter upon his duties of ofhce, which | is understood will be carried on III Douglas.
 Mrs. Mary Busch returned to Tue l son. after a few days visit in thl' city with Miss Ory Cantreh. Miss Cantrcn accompanied her to hei nome on a visit of a few days. Miss Ruth Benedict arrived Tn thl' l city from Boston. Mass, the early par | of last week and will visit her par | ents, Rev. and Mrs. Benedict Mis- i Benedict will leave ,here on Sunday for Honolulu.
 Jess Rogers, a farmer well known | in Tombstone is on a visit here iron | his home in Oklahoma. MT. Roger. is here looking into matters pertain ing to the estate of his uncle tn, ate F. j. Jacklin.
 | General Manager F. C. Earle of thu Fl Paso Smelling company is a visit | or in this city. MT. Earle is presiden | of the Herschel Mining Co, operating near this city. and makes regular | visits here.
 Mrs. Grace and little daughter have | arrived in this city from Atlanta | Georgia, for an indefinite stay, an. | are the guests of Mrs. Richards o the Arlington hotel, where MT. Grac' will join them as often as his business ! will permit. during her sojcurn her' | with q delicate child.
 The Ladies of the Maccabees O tombstone held special meeting l' the Red Mems Hall on Monday nigh and initiated five new members int the order. After IEe meeting all re | paired to the homo of Mrs Neven where refreshments were served II honor iof deputy state commander Mrs Nash, who has departed for Bis bee.
 Judge D. ". Mcfarland. ". $. Gil more, district attorney-elect and A H. Gardner, clerk Ol the court, hav' returned from Bisbee where they 5t tended the banquet rendered by tn Cochise county bar in honor of Judg' FtM.- Dosn. the retiringi judge of th' district conrt, where a large attend | ance of, members of the ba- through out the county were present, to hon or our distinguished jurist, Judge r M. Doan.
 F. !. Westeryelt. agent of the F r. & $. w. railway in Tombstone hal a copy of the New York Herald date' tthe morning of April 18th. 1865. Tn lpaper Is of historical interest. Oi