Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
TOMBSTONE
 CHAT
(By Sarah J. Robinsonl

Mrs. William Hunter of Douglas,
 has been visiting friends in this city
 for several days.
 Attorney O. Gibson has returned | home from Phoenix where he has been | on business.
 r. w. McNamara and wife, Of Chi cago, have arrived in this city for ! short visit
 Miss Nathabiel Larson left the last
 of the week, 10 spend Sunday with
 her parents in Bisbee.
 Mayor Frank Ramsey of Douglas made brief visit in this city on bus ness this week.
 W. R. Griffith of Bisbee is in thi, | city on a visit for a short time. Lester Myers is an arrival in this
 city from Los Angeles on an extended visit with his mother, Mrs. J. R | Richards.
 S. w. Needle of Cochise, is among 1 the county seat visitors from the
 north end of the county on business Of a legal nature.
 Road Superinten ndent J. J. Benton oi Douglas, is in the county seat on bus mess.
 Deputy Assessor II. s. Ross and his | family returned this week from Whit | water. where they went Saturday on a visit with friends
 Mathew Telin has left this city for ! his 16O acre filing near the Cochise.
 Stronghold. The situation of this f place is ideal. Mir. Telin does not ex-
 pect to live alone always. | Postmaster Frank Cradle and wife
 and Mrs. Williams, mother of Mrs , Crable. have gone Co Phoenix for a | visit of some weeks. and a change Of i climate
 George S. Carty Of Fort Huachuca rras in the city this week to make
 the final proof on his valuable home stead entry in the IIuachucas. Mrs. Axtell and Mrs Boucher havt gone 10 the Caliente Springs in Yuma county where they will remain fol
 several weeks on a visit for health
 and pleasure
 Mrs. 5ulia Cunningham has been ir Tombstone on matters connected V
 her case against the Costello estate
 which was before the court last week.
 Mir and Mrs A. II. Gardner have
 gone on a months trip to New Tor ] NfAlLs olbHDAnB tL IOuLt al " dCtt | Texas. St. Louis. Cincinnati, Phila
 delphia and Washington.
 D. F. L. RansOme Of the United
 States Geological Survey with head
 quarters in Washington, D. C.. who
 has spent the past two months in
 the Tombstone mining district, has
 gone 10 Gila county.
 Justice J. NJ. Cabell, F. II. Me Fall
 and Fred Tlohr, all of Courtland
 have been in the county seat on court
 business. They report things are
 looking ripe in that mining camp. A. A. Hopkins, former under sheriF
 of Cochise county, under Sheriff
 White. has been appointed United
 States deputy marshal for cochise
 county by Marshal Overlook. The | appointment is said to be a good one,
 of a most efficient officer. Rev. John Harden, who has held
 servIces at inc congregational church | fer the past two weeks during the al
 sence of Rev Deck, left for h's home | at Mesa this week. Rev Deck having
 arrived home from his trip tu Albu- | querque N. N
 Josn Twomey was a Tombstone | visitor this week, being accompanied | by hIs wife ana family. MT and Nrs. 1 TwOmey were former TombstOneites ] ana have a host or friends here wbc
 a,e always glad to see them. Among the Tcmbstonites sno went | to Bisbee to see Madame sherry, were | Harry Ross. Frank Demerest, Lee | Hutchinson. William Hicts and M.
 Tolin. All fe'uined hono vIl ante ! mobile the next morning aVccpG MT | Hicks who remained in II.ace to visit his brother, Ed. Hi"Es for sev- l Gral days.
 Chief of PyHcc Bravin has returned | from Bisbee where he has beea at the | bedside of his young son Va,cEt'hc. | who may hate tC undergo m opera ton for appa :dicites The boy isl | rosting easy a. the Copper Queen nos pital and receiving expert care and attention. Mrs. Bravin is at the hos pital remaining with her son. ! Attorneys Joseph Scott and Ben i Goodrich arrived from Los Angeles | on matters connected with the Glee' 1 son-Costeno case Mir. Scott is a ire. quent visitor. being called here in the | interest of his client. Mir Goodrich seldom lturns tol AIlLOnd 6lutt ne Ed6 ldhtu uP AAS 1 residence in Los Angeles, and given up his practice in this state. There was no standing room left at the Congregational church Easter evening at the service given by the ] Sunday school classes. The program | was good from beginning to end ana showed careful training by those who !. were on the program. Little Oda Bel | Davis singing, Philip Rockfellow's l violin playing and Reese Carnelius | recitation are worthy of special men | tion. All numbers of the program elected most favorable commendatioE I and the service was exceptionally ! good
 Sam Garnett. formerly master me chauic Of the T. M Co. in this cizy,i but now of San Diego, Cal, accompah' 1 jed by his nephew, A. owen Garrett 1 also of San Diego, arrived in Tomb | stone on Friday last, from Bisbee l where they spent several days on ! visit. The gentlemen came all the ! way in an automobile from San Diego, beating the running time oi