Tombstone epitaph., 1916-12-10
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
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BACK AGAIN
 Messrs Mead. Banock and Wilson, he well known San simon trio. arrived l in Tombstone this afternoon to play return engagement of two weeks The first performance of the entire company will be tomorrow morning ,d nine o'clock, at the Superior co2r;, under the director, Judge Lockwood. ON BUSINESS
 B. A. Taylor. the widely known mer chant of Gleeson and Johnson. came in this morning in his car to consult with the Board of Supervisors in an effort to get the roads repaired in the vicinity of Gleeson.
 AT FLAcH'S.
 J. w Garrett, better known as Jack" by his friends. has accept ed a position at Flach's Drug Store hTs- udITett, Nho is Neii hho"h nurse in the Morenli and Miami dis tricts. arrived with Jack" and they have taken th. q l. Cummings resi- dence near the court house. MARRIAGES LICENSES
 The following marriage licenses have been issued out of the clerks of ice during the past few days: An drew Sparklis to wed Helen Lottie Young, both of Bisbee; William John son to wed Bertha Sather. both of Douglas; John NJ. Richardson to wed Helen Arizona Ellicott. both of Doug las; Trifko Mijanovich to wed Ammy Gordon, both of Bisbee; Grady s. IcRae to wed Dora Sawyrs, both of Lowell Herman C.. Stolp to wed Cora L. Porter, both of McNeal; Dewey March to wed Edna Sullivan, both of Douglas; Amado G. Lugo to wed Estefane Carillo. both of Bisbee; Ru- iino Rubalacaba to wed Carolina Ayils both of Bisbee.
 SUBSTITUTING.
 Mrs Frank Demarest, formerly Miss Lillian Buck of Tombstone, when she was one of the teachers in the public school, arrived here yes terday to substitute for Miss Smead, who was taken i'll and will not be able to return to her post for a month or so.
 FROM eIseEE
 James Temby, mine foreman of Bis been. spent yesterday in Tombstone on a visit with friends.
 VISITED FRIENDS
 Charley Wiles and family of Lowell spent yesterday in Tombstone with friends and relatives
 FROM JOHNSON. Herb Vein was a visitor In town today from Johnson on business. MEET TOMORROW NIGHT
 The Knight Templars meet in regu. lar monthly meeting tomorrow night. FROM WILCOX H. A Morgan of Wilcox was in the city yesterday with a motor party. ROM cocHIsE.
 G. W. Henshaw. well known busi- ness man of Cochise, was among the ! visitors in town yesterday. ! LADIES OF GUILD MEETING. 1 A meeting of St. Paul's Guild of the Episcopal church, who are in- terested in the Christmas Bazaar ! viii be held "Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at the sale room, and all are requested to be present.
 BAZAAR DISPLAY.
 A beautiful display of fancy hand work has been arranged by the ladies
 of St. Paurs Guild of the Episcopal church, who will conduct the sale ir
 the Machomich Mercantile Co. build ing on the 9th. Many very beautiful
 pieces of fancy work, fashioned by
 he ladies themselves have been made
 for the sale. and they present a beau tiful apparancc. and will make beau
 tiful Christmas presents.
 7iFLE SHOOT
 A number of good scores were
 made yesterday at the practice shoo by members of the Tombstone Rifle
 Club, the best being that of Judge
 Lockwood, who made 24 out of {
 possible 25. Wm. Lutley scored g
 the second highest, while others fol