Tombstone epitaph., 1916-11-12
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 Ray B. Krebs, Democratic candidate for recorder, Is in Bisbee today, looking out for his interests in the ielection and will return home tonight intime to cast his ballot before the polls close.
 BACK FROM VISITING PRECINCTS
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. A. c. Karger, and c. B. Wilson. re- turned to Tombstone this morning after having visited. between them. every precinct in the county, deliver ing the supplies for the election to- day.
 LEAVES FOR COLUMBUS. N. M. B. Burstein, for several months To- cated in Tombstone. decided to re- move his jewelry establishment to Columbus, N. NJ, and will leave in the next few days for that point, hay ing closed out his stock here.
 BACK FROM MORALES
 Harry Wales returned to Tomb stone yesterday from Nogales, where he has been for the past several months. and will remain here in definitely.
 BACK FROM TRIP
 Secretary J. N. Gaines of the Co chise County Tax Payers Associa- tion, returned to Tombstone last night from a two weeks trip to the south end of the state. on business.
 HERE FROM DOUGLAS
 Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden came up from Douglas. where he is now stationed. bringing up a load of pris- oners for the county jail.
 RETURNED HOME
 Assistant Clerk to the Board of Supervisors F. c. Porter returned home last evening from Bisbee. where he spent yesterday on business TO sissEE
 Supervisor John Rock. candidate for reelection, went to Bisbee this morn ing after casting his ballot, where he will remain during the day.
 RETURNED FROM NORTH
 Chairman A. H. Gardner of the Co., chise county Republican Central Com mittee returned home this morning after an absence of about two weeks. during which time he covered almost every northern county in the interest of hte electioin of Tom Campbell for Governor. MT. Gardner feels con- fident that Campbell will carry the state while he says thtat from what he can get MT. Hughes will be cleo ted. He says the campaign in the state has been a hard one.
 IN FROM RANCH
 Col. Henry Pyeatt. and son, Lon came in today from their ranch in the Barbacomari and will remain over to- day.
 SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
 The surprise party given at the Mountain States telephone exchange Saturday evening in honor Of the operators birthday was indeed a pleas ant surprise and a great success, be- cause the guests were members of the Daisy Clhb and were really dais- ies, for Daisies Won't TelI," besides being excellent cooks.
 The girls were asked to pay a pen alty of penny for saying q cant and ooh want lo. ueu tuts uEtN a slip of paper that told them what they were requested to do. It fell to Matia Mcclellan and Mona Tender son to make chicken gravy and mash ed potatoes. To Mildred Marrs and Minnie Sanders to cook spinach with eggs. To Johana Kohlen and May Thiel to concoct Waldorf salad. To Mable Hill and valda Henderson, bake the birthday cake. and to Emma Bishop and Corinne Scarborough to set and decorate the table.
 The Daisies fell to work and in an hour and a half, the table was beaut- fully decorated with Cecil Brunner roses, carnations and ferns, besides being loaded with the daintily pre- pared food. When the cake bearing twenty one lighted candles appeared, Johana was also presented with a present form the Daisies in the shape Df In1aa nro,,- 1h;.~