Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-19

,ona Medical association meeting at Bisbee, Of which he is a prominent snd active member.
 $ A. L. Upton. a well known Tomb stoner and now located in Honduras. where he Is interested ih Irinins. is greeting bis old friends and acquaih. taflces Mir Upton is en route 10 Cal lfornia on business and stopped on the way tu visit the old town of pleas. ant memories
 Ms NJ C Costello and son Cecil. With Joseph Scott and h. Irwin. al, torneys, are in town from Los Ange- les, coming from Benson in the Cos tello auto. The party may remain until the 23rd inst the date when the noted Gleeson-CoStellO million dollar case is set for trial
 C A Fisk and wife retained from an extended visit to Los Angeles Mir. Fisk has had q recent attack of partial paralysis. which impaired nis speech, but is iuprogins under medical treat. merIt. Mir. and Mrs. FislT expect to return to the coast after closing some business affairs here.
 Col William Herring. one Of Ari. nona's able lurists is q tombstone visitor during court here. accompanl. ed by his daughter. Miss Bertha Her riag The Colonel has always had a kindly feeling for the old town where in other days he fought so many leg, al battles, with his associates al the bar. He is always welcome visitor and hearty greeting is extended him by his many friends during his visits
 A letter received here rom Harry Pickett states he has decided to lo cate st Memphis. Tenn. where he will open law offices. Mir. Pickett was, un. til the first of the year. the junior member of the firm Of Pickett, Bow. man and Pickett of this city. The many friends Of Mir. Pickett in Ari Zona extend best wishes for success in his chosen field.
 Mrs. Joseph McPherson and her daughter Miss LOrine McPherson have returned from Flagstar where Miss McPherson attended the Nor nal and was graduated last week Miss LeOna Tracy, another Tomb stone graduate. and Miss Claire O.. Donnell who graduates next year, have arrived home.
 Miss Juanita Westeryelt, also O, Tombstone will spend her vacation in San Francisco.
 Mrs $. F Purdon died suddenly al the San Bernadino ranch last week Mfs. Hurdon has made her home for the past seven years with Mir and Mrs. Slaughter. She has been afflict. ed for sofne time with heart trouble and her death was caused by sud den attack. Mrs. Purdon was q pio neer of Tombstone, her sudden death is mourned by a large number oi friends. both in Arizona where she is very well known and by all those with whom she met.
 Engineers have been placed in the field at Charleston to make the E. r. and s. w. survey on the main line to Fort Huachuca. From all accounts the tailroad will reach after the bus. mess sure to follow the establishment of regimental headquarters & Hua. chuca. Senator Smith has introduced 9 bill in the senate granting permis. sion for c. |. Douglas oI Fairbank, to erect hotel on the Fort lIuachuca reseryeuon which would make an ideal summer resort, a needed ac, commodation in Cochise county, both for health and pleasure for large number of our residents.
 Miss Irene English, formerly O. Tombstone, now one of Mlami's most popular young ladies, was married in Globe on April 3Oth to Mr. Harry Christensen of the Miami camp The ceremony was performed ut high noon by the Rev MT Moody, at St. Johns church in Globe Miss English re. turned from the Tempe Normal school last Christmas and has since remain. ed in Miami. She was an accomplish. ed musician, both on the piano and violin. Mir. ChTisteson holds a respon. sible position with the Miami Copper Co. and is q popular young man. Miss English is the only daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. ". +. English Mr and Mrs. Christensen will be at home to their many friends at their new home after June 9th.