Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-17
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
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 Dr. and Mrs. H. n. Hughart. accom- panied by Miss Myrtle Jackson, spent Sunday afternoon in Fairbank. where they were the guests of General Man ager H. K. Street of the Boquillas Land & Cattle Company. at a regular old-fashioned farm dinner given by MT. Street to a number of his friends Besides those from Tombstone and the host. Mir. Street. those present were Manager Arthur Heney of the Fair bank Commercial Company and wife, and Miss Fl Wire Johnson, sister of Mrs. Heney, J. M. Barnes of the Bo- quillas Company, and Pete Rintaul. construction engineer of the company. The party thoroughly enjoyed the elaborate dinner of good old-fashion- ed farm products. consisting of whole roast sucking pigs, turkey. and all side dishes. such as can only be pre- pared on the farm in true style. After dinner they mOtoreh to Tombstone md formed a theatre party at the Schefiin in the evening.
 TOMBSTONE COUPLE
 MARRIED TODAY
 Friends of Claude Paris and Miss May Holland, were surprised today to learn of their marriage this morn ing at the home Of the bride. the cere inony having been performed by Judge w A. Fowler early this morn ing. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G. w. Holland, and has resided in Tombstone from girlhOOd with her parents. while the groom is chief engineer Of the Bunker Hill Mines Company. having been recently promoted to that position, and enjoys the confidence of all who know him, having been a resident of Tombstone for the past several gears. While the couple have not announced their flu ture plans, they will continue to re side in Tombstone and will soon be at home to their friends. IN FROM RANCH
 F.. K. Springer of the Wales-Spring- CT Cattle Company, was a visitor in town today from the home ranch near the foothills of the Dragons.
 FROM TURNER
 Secretary F.. P. A. Larrieu of the Two Peaks Mining Company. was in town today from his home at Turner. BACK TO RANCH
 Mrs. Igo, wife of Court Interpreter iohn Igo, returned to their ranch al iescal Flat today after spending sev- eral days in Tombstone with MT Igo. TO DOUGLAS
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors l C. Karger, and County Assessor F. A. Hughes, went to Douglas this morning on business connected with their respective offices, and will re turn hom tonight.
 IN DOUGLAS
 Secretary J. N Gaines of the Co chise County Taxpayers Association. is spending several days in Douglas on business connected with his office. INSPECTOR HERE
 A E. Blood. government inspector of explosives. with headquarters at Los Angeles, was in Tombstone today on business connected with his off, cial duties.
 FROM RANCH
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Williams were in town today from their ranch near the Whetstones, returning this afternoon STAGE WARFARE The two Tombstone-Bisbee stages are just at present engaged in a fare cutting scrap. and at present one oi them is charging s10O each way while the other is charging 50 cents. Neith CT one is making money and 1t is just a matter of time until one will droI l out.
 FROM BLACK DIAMOND MINE Manager Herman Wilking of the Hack Diamond mine near Pearce. ac | L, kt. ,,-;fa ,uara ,,tegtnra