Bisbee daily review., 1912-03-17
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT
(By Sarah J. Robinson

Tombstone visitor last week on bus mess.
 Thomas Brandt has returned from a hunting trip near St. David, and bagged a goodly number of ducks.
 ;. l.. Pattee of Tucson is visiting Tombstone for few days on bus mess.
 Ole Walker of the Everglade com. pany has gone to Bisbee on busi. ness visit
 M. R. Harlan and wife were visitors in Tombstone this week from the Modern company mining camp.
 Undersheriff Guy c. Welsh has re- turned to this city from Hereford, where he has been on a short visit.
 H. N. Reno of Douglas was a city visitor last week. having made the trip in his big Lozier racing car.
 Douglas Gray returned Monday from Bisbee where he has been at the bedside of his wife, who is con. valesing from an operation performed short time ago. She is much i'm proved.
 Chief Deputy Assessor Harry $ Ross left on Monday for Lowell and Warren, where he will be busy asses. sing for the next few weeks in that locality.
 Miss Helen Benedict has joined the brigade of Sulphur Spring valley dry farmers, having filed on I6O acres oi land near the Cochise Stronghold.
 Miss Susie Cabell returned to Court. land last week from a delightful visit with friends, at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. W. Jones at Cochise Strong hold
 A. J. Jenkins of the Sulphur Spring valley was a county seat visitor this week, and filed on 160 acres of land between Servoss and the Stronghold.
 " l.. Melgren returned this week from visit Of inspection at the Lost Hill oil fields. He reports drillers are busy at work and good indications are in sight
 Eugene J. Deane of Worcester, Mass, secretary of the Royal Guard Mining company accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. H. Brecker of Oklahoma City, and J. NJ. Mullen of Champagne H., are in Tombstone on a visit of inspection
 J. A. Rockfellow, the veteran en. gineer of Cochise county has been busy running lines in the valley this week and on Thursday went to Dos Cabezas to do some work for the min ing companies there.
 J. B. Eckerman father of Harry NJ. Eckerman, has been visiting his son in this city this week. The Sen for Mir. Eckerman came from Wash ington, Iowa. where he has retired as agent of the Burlington Railway after many years of faithful service.
 Mrs. C. B. Wilson and child have arrived in this city from San Antonio, Texas. and will make thsr home here Deputy Court Clerk Wilson having arranged for the cottage ad- joining the Miller home and will be gin housekeeping at once.
 Superintendent Hawks and party of the E. r. and $. w arrived in Tombstone on their tour of inspec. tion of the railroad bridges. The dis tinguished visitors remained but a short time. returning to their work ot inspection on the main line.
 James K. Peary, a rancher in the vicinity of Wilcox, paid the county seat a visit this week. He reports the outlook in that section very prom ising The recent snowfall and rains have furnished ample moisture. and as result, good crops are anticipat- ed this year.
 Mrs. Vim. McSparron entertained number Of her friends at her coZy home on Sixth street on Tuesday ev- ening last. Cards were the diversion of the evening, after which excellent music was rendered Dainty refresh ments were served 10 the guests by their charming hostess.
 Judge II. Heinrich of Bowie, the we'll known jurist and postmaster of that railroad centre. paid the county seat a visit this week. The Judge says Bowie is lively. the s. P. railroad compsny have quite a payroll there and homesteaders and stockmen be- ing prosperous makes business very good.
 Miss Anna Wood and G. D. French. both of Bisbee. were pronounced husband and wife on Saturday even ing the 9th by Judge Mcfarland in this city The bride is a popular Bisbee girl, while the groom Is a well known miner Of the big copper camp The young couple will make then home at Bisbee.
 County Recorder owen E. Murphy and wife were presented with hand some set of selverware consisting ol knives, forks, spoons, etc. They were presented by Dan Hanley to the couple at the request of the many friends Of the Judge living in Lowell and vicinity, and as token of the esteem and friendship they have for him. The judge and his wife greatly appreciated the remembrance and are busy sending their thanks.
 On the social calendar for next week is a leap year ball, which prom ises to far surpass anything so far this season and a large number ot out of town people are expected 10 attend. While Tombstones notedly pretty girls will foot the bills. the gentlemen can be waited upon and look not so pretty as our girls for that cant be done. The ladies will choose partners for the dances and see the gentlemen are constantly en- tertained and those who do not take an active part in helping 10 entertain, will be imposed with fine.