Tombstone epitaph., 1914-09-13
From Friday's Daily.
Better Things in Store

Dye. While here Mir DougIas made . personal sisit to seve ai of the proper.- ties and expressed himself e very we'll pleased with the progress being made ander the supervision of Dr Grebe While NIT Douglas did not cay co, yet the reporter is i'm lined to thirk .,ha' better things are in store for Tomb stone ere lonR throu h the ,Yorts Of Mir Douglas and sss cistes. Auto Colony Growing
 Our sutOtOmobi:e colony continues to grow. Dr Fitts added to the "roller'" by purchasing . Ford run. about yesterday. c B Tsrbell hes ordered . five psssenger Buick and John Walker has traded his Mitchell for . 1915 Overload. William Lutley will soon be seen at the wheel of . new Buck.
 Occupies Company House
 Mir Tevoite, geoipgist for the mines company, has moved into the com- pany house last occupied by Harry Hsu.ep.
 Generous Rain
 The rsinfall last night wss general over the county and ss more is in prospect there is now litt'e doubt as to there being ample range food for the coming winter. The crops of the dry farmers, which have not as yet ms,ur' d are also assured. IL is e good day :or not only the dry farmer but Tor ever, one who grows anything in the way of feed or other sgricui- tursl products in Cochiee county. Left for School
 Mice Roes HollsLd left today for Tempe, where she will enter the Tempe Normal for the term.
 Returned to California
 Mir Con Cole, who has been visiting with his mother. Mrs Cole for the past several days returned yesterday to Imperial California, where he is DOW located.
 Returned Home Yesterday
 Supervisor Vim Riggs returned to his rapch at Fl Dorado yesterday after attending the meeting of the Board. He is highly elsted over his nomin stion and if elected will no doubt rep- resen, all of Cochi.e in the came gocd business manner as he has ou the board.
 Left for Tempe
 Thomas Brandt. con Of Mr and Mrs T R Brandt of this city left yesterday for Tempe. where he goes to enter the Tempe Normal for the fall and winter term of school
 Wed In Tombstone
 Monday io Tombstone there was solmenized . wedding in Tombstone, by which Mir H c Amy took as his bride, Niss Jennie Mclaughlin. The couple have resided in Tom bssone for the past year, having came here from Mun'ey, Indiana. Mir Amy seeking health after loug period of illness, chose Tombstone ss the spot, and Miss Mclaughlin accompanied m bsre in the capacity of . trained nurse. During his stsy here. Mir Alny wac completely restored to health and about two months ago rsturr ed so Munsey, his home for . visit, M,es McLoughlin accompanying him. The friendship coon culminated into ro- nance. however. with the result of the happy marriage here Monday. They will make their home here, and have tsken the Valance Cottage next ! so the Telephone office.
 Returned from 0ougIa.
 Superior Judge Lock wood and fam. lily returned home yesterday from Douglss, where he has been relative to looking after hi. interests in the primsriee. The judge had no oppo. sition on the sicke, and received . high vote.
 Leave ior Bisbes
 Mrs o E Elliott and sister. Mi.. Mildred Mare, left this evening for 8isbee. where they 90 on . visit of . few days. Left for Fl Paso
 frsok Winters left Dast evening for | El Psso whore he soss on . busine,s 
 Mere from Seattle
 Mrs 0 Huschisop, mother of Deputy County Recorder Lee Hutch- son accompanied by her daughters. Mics Helen Hutchison and Mrs we Dodge srr'ved in Tombstone yesterday rom their home st Seattle, wssh,ne- on Tor visit of several weeks with dr Lee Hutohison and wife. leturned from Bisbes . Mics Thelms Powell rsturped Tues . Icy from Bisbss where sbs had been . ssysssl dsys' visis ~ish irisads. .