Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-04
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT

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 Rev. E. A. Deck has gone to Tempe On matters in connection with his Sunday school work.
 Attorney R. N French of Douglas was in town last wee kin attendance on court.
 Thomas Metz of Bisbee was a visit or last week for a brief stay
 City Attorney Ed Flanigan of Bis bee was here on court business.
 J. M. Crosby of Benson has been in this city on legal business.
 Attorney George Neale of Bisbee came over from Bisbee in his automo- bile.
 Attorney w. K. Flora of Bisbee was a county seat visitor on legal bus mess.
 J. s. Merrill, William Goodman and Francis Goodman were in town last week from St. David on court mat ters.
 William Cummings and Lafe Gibson went on an investigation trip to the gypsum fields in the Whetstones last week.
 J. N. Curtis, Of St David has been in the city on court matters.
 II. P. Merrill, the well known bank CT of Benson has been in town on court business.
 Mrs. Edna Boyd, matron of the in- dustrial school at Benson, is visit ing in this city a guest of Mrs A. c. Karger.
 Deputy Sheriff Howe left for Ben son last Friday having in charge the Stevens boy who was sentenced to the reform school.
 c. A Mcdonald, cashier of the Citizens Bank and Trust company of Bisbee made this city a brief visit last week on business.
 Sheriff Wheeler and his force of deputies are busy posting primary election notices in all the precincts of Cochise county, calling for pri- maries on September 10th.
 Jeff Milton, Chinese inspector for this district, has been in town on business connected with his office.
 Assessor Ed A, Hughes has gone to Los Angeles to join his family having been granted thirty days leave of absence by the board Of supergis- ors.
 Miss May Chamberlain is reported as much better at the Copper queen l hospital at Bisbee, where she is to an operation for appendicitis. 1
 Mrs. J. F. Duncan has )ne on a | visit with friends at Los Angeles. she will be joined later by Judge Duncan | who will attend the G. A. R. conveu- ton at that city.
 Merry Flynn was Fost to his class | of Sunday school boys, one evening | last week. He served supper to the | boys and entertained them with | games
 Master Charles Cummings. son of ] C. E. Cummings of this city is re- ported to be suffering from infantile | paralysis at Los Angeles.
 W. F. Kuchenbecker and James MaTrs will leave next week for Fay wod Hot Springs, New Mexico.
 A. Wentworth has gone to Los An seles and Say. Francisco for an ex- tended visi:
 Mrs. Wilber Abell. accompanied ty her children, Miss Helen and Master Ahel, have gone to Enceneta, Cal fornia, where they will remain for a month.
 Steve Roemer, head of the Wells Fargo interests in Arizona, was Tombstone visitor last week having come to the city on court business.
 Arizona is surely the home of fhe cabbage judging from one raised on he ranch of John Polly 8 farmer re- siding two miles north of Douglas which weighs over twenty-five pounds.
 Judge Daniel Mcfarland. has re- turned from Fort Huachuca, where he was under treatment of a special st and recently underwent an oDer- .tion on his right eye for the remov- II of a cataract An operation on his eft eye will be necessary shortly which is similarly affected
 Father Marx of Tucs6s, who Las been assigned to the Tombstone dis 1ict, held his first service at the Catholic church last Sunday. Rev. iarx will 'aake r.F"bstone his per- naI eHt heac mares and hold ser Tj-tl here regula.iy
 Bryan English, son of Allen R. English of this city. has received as Iurances of an early appointment to ! cadetship at Annapolis, and he will ihortly arrange for the necessary ,ourse of examination ii