Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-04
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT

C. E. Bell Of Newark. Ohio, has been in the city as a visitor.
 Charles Hart was an outgoing pas senger from Tombstone to Bisbee this week.
 j. $. Merrill, Of St. David, was an arrival in this city this week.
 Undersheriff Hopkins has been in Douglas this week on official business.
 k. 0. Merrett of San Simon was in the city this week Mrs. L. F Kuckenbecker is suffer ing from bad case of lagrippe and is confined to her home. ExMayor Wentworth has gone to Douglas to consult an oculist.
 Hon. c. A. Hilton, of San Antonio, New Mexico, has been a sojourner in the city.
 E. H. Triton, constable of St. David was ill the city on official business this week.
 Miss Olive Roucn has returned to her home at Douglas after a stay in ] this city of several weeks. l.. R. Allen, Of Everglade fame. has been in Tombstone most Of the week in the interest of sales of Florida land.
 Mrs. c. w. Farringtoh returned ' Tuesday from Alameda, California where she has been on a visit for ! the past year and will again take up [ her residence here.
 County Auditor Vaughn left this | week for Phoenix where he is to audit the county hooks of Maricopa county, having completed his report | in Cochise county for the year 1911. i J. 5. Williams of Bisbee, ex-supcr- visor and old-time resident of Cochise, | has been renewing his acGuairtance with his many old time friends while here on business.
 Judge Doan left this week for Nn- gales where he went to hear the cleo | ton contest that has been filed there | in regard to the office of county treas urer
 Carmel Shgr returned home this week from week visit with relatives at Douglas.
 Dan Hanley is over from Bisbee. and contemplates taking uD his resi- dence again in Tombstone. George F. Tarnow Of Denver. Colo is in Tombstone for short stay.
 Paul Smith is confined to his bed with bad case Of lagrippe. His rapid recovery is hored for by his many friends.
 Supervisor ]. J Bowen and Frank
 FIaines of Bisbee were visitors in Tombstone, coming over in NIT. Bow ems new E. NJ. r.
 L. C. Overlook. was oYer this week from the Copper Camp on a brief business stay.
 William H. Neel of the Four Bar ranch accompanied by his wife, were | Tombstone visitors this week. MT. NeeI is one Of the most popular cat tlemen of the Southwest, and his many friends are always glad to meet
 him and his good wife.
 NJ D. Scribner is adding to the at
 tfectfveness of his pretty home on
 Fremont street in several ways The
 Aztec" being one of the first homes
 built in Tombstone with it's lovely garden, trees and roses, and where
 their friends are entertained so de lightfuliy
 Attorney J. NJ Boss, l.. s. Attorney h. E. Morrison Judge-elect Fred Sut
 ter came over from Bisbee on business
 before the court The party came in
 MT. Ross's auto, transacted their bus mess the same day, returning in the
 afternoon.
 , An unfortunate accident occurred in IOUlD6kOu1 Oi utHudg dAANAAAC , when Joe Voiglio we'll known Tomb , stone miner, lost his life, having fallen
 9 distance Of 250 feet into the shafi , of the Toughnut mine and being in stantly killed.
 Ethel Adams, aged five years. tho tright little daughter of MT. and Mrs Will Adams of Texas Canyon. passed
 away on the evening Of January 27
 after A prolonged illness during whicI
 some of the most skiilful physicians , were employed inryaln Mrs. Mary Busch of Tucson arrived in Tombstone Tuesday for visit wltf
 Miss Ora CantreIl Mrs. Busch anc
 Miss Cantrell are old friends iron
 Kansas City and it was the suggestion
 Of the latter that Mrs Busch com'
 to Arizona and locate in Tucson.
 Mrs. l.. E. Redfield and sister | Ethel Armitsge Of Benson were intro duced to the Eastern Star and ar' now full-fledged members of that or
 der. After a short stay in this cit! | they have returned 10 their home.
 A party ol six members of the WIG
 mans Club of Tombstone. heft oi
 Thursday for Land station to spen'
 the day on a picnic aud outing as th' r guest Of Mrs. Lou WOoiery, secretar, a ot the club, put q resident of Land !. danes Benedict. Rockfellow. BogSs IT Harwood, Gardner and Mcdonald. Tn D The party from this city were Mes = ladies went by the morRing train i, Three well known mining men haH' U been on d visit of inspection Of th IT. C. M. Co. mines this week. Tn , party consists Of J. C. Blackburn, . prominent mining engineer of Ne' 1" York; J. Meany of Prescott Superil Y tendent Morgan of the Imperial com a pany. The party with Trustee A. | ! Grow and Foreman Ralpn were iooi NN,' ing over the equipment and the T. ( NJ. Co. properties here. On Wednesday evening oi last wee q the local Eastern Star gathered at m . pretty home of J. \. WalcOtt in re l- sBonse 10 an invitation. ii The evening was delightfully."- spen S as all social affairs are at this hos IS pitsbe home where host and hostes ! delight in entertaining Music an c cards kept the guests until dainty rt C treatments were served. Prizes Wer