Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-30
REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA SUNDAY MORNING.
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT

city on court business. Father Barrett is in town and will
 remain severalsdays.
 Mrs. C. A. Mcdonald and children.
 are here from Bisbee on visit with | friends.
 Henry A. Smith, the Chiricabua cattlemsn. is in town on brief visit. NJ. Torpey contractor, of Douglas
 has been in town on business. Judge Fred Sutter has rented the Staunton residence on the hill. and 1 upon his return from his honeymoon
 will occupy that pretty house. B. Hattach has gone to Los An
 geles to join his wife. who is visit
 ing their daughter. Mrs. Mccormick. formerly of this city. Conductor George Davey has re- i turned from Fl Paso, where he spent his vacation. He is again on the Tombstone line.
 E. H.s Reeves has purchased the FIsk residence on Fifth street and had the interior remodeled before moving in
 4. C. Karger, assistant clerk of the board of supervisors, has moved into the Barron residence .on Fourth street.
 Mrs H. NJ. Woods and daughter. Gladys, after a visit in the city for
 a few; days with friends have re- turned to their home in Bisbee Mrs. Chamberlain, mother of Miss May Chamberlain. has returned to her home in Chicago after a very pleasant visit in Tombstone of nearly q year.
 Supervisor John Rock has gone to lis ranch on the Baibacomari He Is putting considerable land under cul- tiyation at his farm.
 William H. Neel, the Sulphur Springs valley cattleman. has been in the city on business with Clerk R. :. Aaclay. returning later to his home n MeNeal.
 F. B. Moson, former manager of the Green Cattle company. has been in town. Mir. Moson has large rancn holdings on the San Pedro and is de- voting his time to looking after his own cattle and other interests in the county.
 Deputy Sherif Allie Howe and As sistant District Attorney Alexander Murry have gone to Phoenix for ex. tradition paper for David Martinez
 Judge Duffy has returned to No gales, after holding brief session of court in Tombstone
 Court Reporter John Walker has joined the army of automobile own CTS, having purchased a new Ford machine.
 Mrs. A. C. Karger wife of the as- sistant clerk of the board of super yisors, will leave in few days for an extended visit with her parents and friends in Bisbee and Lowell.
 The Great western is now employ ing a force of about ninety men m Courtland. and is working one shift Inere are rIimors that the company will put on another shift.
 Miss Katherine Goodhody. daughter of Judge and Mrs. F. W. Goodbody. returned home Saturday rom Los An geles, where she has attended St Mary's College. She will spend her vacation with her parents in Tomb stone.
 Mrs. David Johns, who has been on an extended visit in this city as the guest of her brother-in-law. w. F. Kuchenbecker, left lsst week for Hur- Icy, N. M.. where she went to join her husband, who recently located at that city
 E. H. Reeves will leave in a few days for an extended visit in the seat. He will be accompanied by his niece, Miss Elizabeth Axtell. and his nephew, Edgar AxteIl Among friends visited will be those in New Jersey, New York and other neighboring cit ies, returning home the last of Au- gust.
 Harry Hughes came up from his ranch the first of the week, bring ing his mother, Mrs. Hughes, who IS suffering from stroke Of paralysis. She is here for medical treatment. Mrs. Hughes is a pioneer of this city, and has many friends who sincerely hope for her quick recovery.
 Isaac. Tracy has purchased the Boucher residence. snd will occupy 1t as soon as Engineer Boucher and family leave for Oregon. MT. sBoueh- CT has been granted leave Of absence i for one year. During that time he will try farming. having recently ac- quired large tract of farming land [ Tn Oregon.
 The Tombstone band, under the leadership of Wm. Spartan, is to re- sume band concerts. On Saturday evening public concert will be given 1 by the band on Allen street.
 Henry Finn and the pupils of his Sunday, school class were given a two weeks outing in the Cochise [ Stroneholds among the party being Master Benedict. Norman AheIi. Phil. lp Rockfellov and Ernest Davis.
 Mr- and Mrs. Ed Summerfield en- -ertaiheti 3 number of friends at their nome on Tuesday evening. a large number of guests being present. Dancing and games were the amuse- nents of the evening. refreshments were served A delightful evening vas enjoyed
 Henry Gray. For many years Fnanag- T of the Tombstone Mill and Mining company. before it was absorbed by he Tombstone Consolidated Mines company. is in the city from Pata- .Gnta visiting aId friandz fr Hra,-