Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-03
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT
(By sarah J. Roblnsonl


 w. F. Kuckenbecker has returned from a weeks stay in Tucson.
 Mrs. Steele and Miss Jeanette Dav. ey, returned from a visit with friends at Phoenix this week.
 Attorney Frank w. Doan of Douglas is a Tombstone arrival on business before the superior court.
 Attorney John s. Williams and Bert Macia returned hime this week from Ariyiea. where they had been on min ing business.
 Mrs. sam Johnson left on Friday for Bisbee to visit the bedside of her sis ter who is quite i'll.
 Mir. Hopkins has returned to his home in Colorado, after an extended visit with his son this winter.
 Col. J. W. Young of the Great West ern Co, came in from the city of Courtland on brief business visit in his large touring car.
 Manager Evans of the local office of the Mountain States Telephone Co. has been busy looking after the repairing of lines on the Fairbank division due to recent high winds.
 Mrs John Slaughter accompanied by Mrs. W. H. ,Neel and Miss Edith Stowe were visitors in the city this week, in the handsome touring car Of Mrs. Slaughter Miss Stowe acted as chauffeur, attended by her teacher. who is making her acquainted with the art of making the auto go.
 II. B. Horn. representing the West ern Wooden Ware CO., of Fl Paso, is a visitor in this city. According to announcements issued a few days ago, Mir Horn will join the benedicts on May 3. The bride to be is one of the Pass city's most popular young ladies.
 The first beautiful snow fall in the new state. visited Tombstone with a furious gale and did not stop until there was seven inches on the level. which is about the deepest snow ever recorded here. The snow was a vel ,come visitor and the youths of the city enjoyed the sport If snow-ballins and washing the faces of many pIet- ty maidens.
 President Douglas Gray of Inc Machomich Mercantile Co.,, has return ed from Bisbee, where he has been m attendance at the bedside of his wife who recently underwent an operation at the Copper queen hospital.
 Mrs. Gray is doing nice and is i'm proving rapidly. Her mother Mrs. James Mars, mas arrived aud will stay at the homa "u the hill looking after the comfort of The family du~- ing the absence of her daughter, who t is hoped wbl te abe to return 70 her home shorlIy which is pleasant news to her many friends.
 T. B. Grace who IS making Tomb stone his headquarters th,s winter, arrived home last Saturday evening for a visit with his family and 10 ceie- brate the fourth birthday or his little daughter Daisy A dinner was served in honor of the little tot. hic1 was enjoyed by the family and a few IT, vited guests.
 District Attorney W. : Gilmore has finally succeeded m installing his l2; ge library in hIs quarters on the second floor of the court house. I5r. Gnmore's reference lhrary is said ;o be the most compie:e of any in Cochise county, and contains ali the standard law editions of the day. Un- til recc.tIy the law library of the late Judge James Reilly wa said 10 be the most complete in the county, it was out recently purchased by Unit ed States Senator Marcus \. Smith and moved to Tucson.
 County Recorder owen +. MIrphy and bride arrived in Tombstone via automobile from Lowell Wednesday, and took rooms at the Arlington ho;el where their many Tombstone friends are calling on the newly married cou- ple to extend their congratulations for a happy and joyous married life Upon their arrival in the city party of friends who had been on the lcoh- out for them were the first to call up on NIT. and Mrs. Murphy and extend to them a warm welcome to the coun- ty seat. MT. and Mrs. Murphy are fitting up for housekeeping the pret- ty little cottage next to the Court House square recently vacated by C.. o. Mcdonald and family, where they win be at home to their friends. The Grand masquerade ball given at Gage Hall last week under the au- spices of the Local Hive of Ladies of the Macabees, was one Of the most enjoyable social affairs of the season. The masqueraders were numerous and were many pretty costumes as well as comical. The grand march al S:@O o'clock was a pretty feature and was participated in only by those who were masked. The grand march was led by Lon Cure and Miss Ory Can trelI, the latter being dressed in a cos tune representing Valentine and the former acting as Kings Jester. Among the costumes most attractive were the several representing the new state of Arizona. Miss Edna Neven and Miss Fife Dayey represented the new states as Miss Arizoha and Miss New Mexico. Another pretty makeup Of Mss Arizona was that of Miss Mary GIragi. representing 18th star Two Indian maidens Mrs. M- Davis and Mrs. Lon Cure were worthy of men tiou. as was the Chinese lady, Miss Beatrice Hyde. The men took the cake in comical makeup. Tom Brandt as tramp was among the best, as was James simpson and George Gib- son as a Chinaman, and Mac Pis' tonetti. as a cowboy and many others.
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