Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-04-28

WEEKEND GUESTS.
RETURNED FROM TRIP.

tne weekend guests Vi MIS-. Jui0
Axten.
RETURNED FROM TRIP.
Mr.. ard Mrs A. Rockfellow
returned last evening from trip Of
several days. Mr.. Rockfeliow had
been attending to business.
FORMER sUPeaiNTENDENr
Miss Minnie Lin.z. formerly county
school superintendent of Cochise
county. will be on the stan of the
Flagstaff Normal school next season.
according to word received here by
friends.
RETURNS.
Miss Elsie Toles. county school
superintendent. returned from Tue
son Saturday night where she had
been in attendance at the University
Week meeting She reports a large
attendance and that great godd will
come out of the weeks work.
HERE ON FURLoUeH
Harry B. McChsky. of Camp
Funston. arrived in the city Satur-
day night on the Golden State limit
ed and will visit with his wife this
week. From here he will go to Den
yer where he will stay a few days
with home folks. He has a fifteen
days furlough.
JUDGE MeALLisTER HERE
Judge A. C. McAllister. Of Ora
ham county. arrived in Tombstone
yesterday and will occupy the Su-
perior Court bench for the next few
days during the absence OF Judge
Lockwood. who is County Chairman
OF the Liberty Loan. and is devoting
a few days time to the campaign.
WHEELER ARRIVES
SAFELY OVERSEAS.
Captain Harry c. Wheeler has
arrived safely overseas. according to
an official card received yesterday
by Mrs. Wheeler in Tombstone. The
message came on the regulation
army Official postcard. which states:
81 have arrived safely overseas" and
the Captain added viii write later"
Mrs. Wheeler expects to receive a
letter within the next few days. when
Captain Wheeler reaches France. He
is Captain IN the Reserve Corps
Aviation Section Signal Corps.
HAS RETURNED.
County Engineer J. F. Ryan has
returned from Southern California,
where he met with members of the
county highway commission, went
to inspect the paved roads in that
section. Mr.. Ryan states that they
visited a number Of sections Of the
country and viewed about 25,OOO 900
worth Of paved roads. He stated that
the paved roads in that section were
all right but when a machine got
OF of the paved roads they were up
aga:ns; t. The dirt roads there
canno; compare to the dirt roads in
Coohise county.
BACK TO TOMBSTONE.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Ivey. for a
long time residents Of Tombstone.
who' have been in New Mexico for
the past year. returned to the Cd
Camp Saturday afternoon from Silver
City, and will make their home here
Mr.. Iyey started in on his duties this
morning in the once Of Clerk J. e
James Of the Superior Court, having
been appointed to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of y. L.
Allen. Wr Ivey is an experienced
office man. having acted in several
capacities for a number Of FEARS in
tie courthouse The many friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey will be glad
to see them back with Us again.
C. B. Wilson, special agent for
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany; left this afternoon or Denver.
Colo, where he goes to attend q con-
veation OF the company to be held
there in honor Of the 36th anniver-
sary of Hamilton Cook. inspector of
agencies. with the company. There
he viii meet with hundreds Of other
agents Of the company who have
won their trip. with all expenses
paid 60 the convention, ~ vel a.
ofncials Of the company. In the
Artsona distriet, Mr.. Wilson had the
honor to lead, ali the other agents in
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