Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-24
VISITED 6iSBEE

matters.
 VISITED elseEE
 F. x. Wolcott. of the well-known mercantile establishment which bears his name, accompanied by Mrs. Vol colt and daughter, Mrs. Eva Wallace, spent Saturday nj Bisbee on a visit with relatives. On their return they were accompanied by their son. New ton. who is at present connected with the C. X A. engineering force at War ren. Newton spent yesterday here returning to Bisbee in the evening. FORMER RESIDENT
 Mrs. Charles Olsen. who formerly resided in TombstTone spent yester- day here op visit with friends. from her home at Bisbee.
 POLITICIAN HERE
 N. F.. Cassidy, well known politician of Bisbee. was visitor in Tombstone today on business with local parties, returning to his home this afternoon. FROM GLEASON
 l.. I. Thiers of the Tejon Mining Company, was a visitor in Tombstone today from his home at Gleeson. FROM RANCH
 William Cowan and son-in-law, Bill Davis. well known cattlemen of the Government Draw were in town to- day on business returning to their homes this afternoon.
 FROM LEWIS SPRINGS
 Mrs. Frank Moson Of Lewis Springs. spent the day in the city on a shopping trip, having motored from the Moson ranch at Lewis Springs. TO TWO PEAKS MINE General Manager V. G. Melgren, ac- companied by E. J. Shackelford. a mining engineer from the east went out to the Two Peaks properties in | the the Whetstones today, where they Will spend several days going over ! the properties. l SOUTHLAND VISITORS
 Editor W. A Sherwood of the Court ! land Arizonan. accompanied by his | estimable wife. were brief visitors in ! the county seat today, having come . over to have some dental work at. tended 10. They returned homs this ! afternoon.
 TRAVELLING MAN
 Ben Welck. well known travelling man for. an Fl Paso hardware house was in Tombstone today on his regu. lar visit.
 VISITED GLEASON
 Clerk of the Superior Court J. E James took party of jurymen com posed of L. Bonack, J B. Wilson, l.. Gamond and H. F.. Scott to Gleesor yesterday, returning in the evening. MRS. BRIGHT BURIED
 Mrs. John Bright of Gleeson, who died in Bisbee Saturday morning wal buried in Gleeson yesterday after noon. She had been ailing for sev eral years, and was removed to the hospital again last week, where she succumbed. Besides her husband she leaves family of several childrer ;o mourn her loss.
 REPORT GOOD STRIKE
 Parties coming from Gleeson yes terday report that Jack Wickstron
 has recently made a strike of copper
 ore on claims close co town runnin,
 high in copper valles The ore hei
 in 4-foot ledge, and those who hay, seen the discovery claim that Mir Wickstrom has a big thing in sight AUTO PARTIES A number of auto parties from Bis
 bee were over yesterday, taking ad vantage of the beautiful weather |, ! pay a visit to their Tombston, friends.
 : IN BENSON. Manager Harry Evans. of the Noun [ tain States Telephone & Telegraph
 Company. is in Benson today on bus ] ness with that branch, which is als under his supervision 3 TYPEWRITER MAN 3 H. H. Savage. of the Remingtol r Typewriter Branch of Phoenix. was ] visitor in Tombstone today lookin ? over the. local trade He continue 3 on to Bisbee this afternoon.
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