Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-04-21

TO PHOENIX.

Went 10 fhoenM tnis morning, "nere
he goes to bring back witnesses.
FROM FORT HuAcHvcA.
j. c. Jetmore, Of Fort Huachuca.
was among the visitors in Tombstone
today on business matters.
WERE IN eisseE.
President A. E. Davis. of the
Huaohuca Water company. and wife.
were visitors in Bisbee on Saturday.
TO FLORENCE.
Judge A. c. Lockwood. Of the SUI
perior Court, went to Florence yes
terday. where he went on matters
connected with the famous water
case in that county. he will return
ST DAVID VISITORS.
Among the visitors in Tombstone
today from St. David were J.. N.
Curtis, Jr.. J. n. Curtis, Sr,. j. n.
Christensen. George Goodman. F.
Goodman. j. S. Merrill.
home tomorrow.
HERE FROM MAMMOTH.
II. S. Ford. old pioneer of Tomb
stone. came in yesterday from Nam
moth. where he is working on his
mines which he holds there. He
will spend some time on a visit with
his family here. r.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
The following marriage licenses
have been issued out OF Clerk J. Z.
James Office during the past week:
Vim. A. Seherin. Mrs. Cordeiia Lane.
both of Wilcox; Joseph Oliver to
wed Pansy Henderson. both of Doug
has: Frank B. Neville TO wed Agnes
Porter, both of Mascot; Calvin W.
Pohlman to wed Litha Faye Ginger
itch. both of Bisbee; Walter Death
erage OF Fit. Huachuca to wed Al
berta Sima. Of Fl Paso; Bert Rich
to wed Rolla Rutherford. both of
Douglas: Daniel S. Tinlin to wed
Ingrad Coffey. both of Douglas; c.
J. Brandt to wed Edith Anderson.
both of Bisbee; j. G. Johnson to wed
Hazel Scott. both Of Benson; Chas.
II. Chester to wed Helen F. Salas.
both of Douglas; s. p. Boucher to
wed Grace Irwin. both of Douglas;
W. w. Reynsrd to wed Eionore E.
Dubbs both of Douglas; F. E.
Richardson Of Douglas to wed Mey
Henninger OF Globe: Walter Chrosh
to wed Mary Ramos. both of Bisbee
possible. II is said that two Of the
party thames deleted by CENSOR at
tempted to Kaiserize the bed by
deliberately pushing the other two
out. They succeeded. but the other
two thames deleted AGAIN. grabbed
all the blankets and made their bunk
on the floor. and this left the first
pair of plotters to fare out the bal
ance Of the night as best they could
with the bed but no blankets. Later:
No exact verification OF the above
can be secured. but the deta.'. are
said 20 be about correct
TO ELGIN
AND NoeALEs.
A party of Tombstonites composed
OF II. s. Ross, v A. Wood, F. II.
Fowler and X ". Coplen. went to
the EIgin and Nogales country Sat
urday and Sunday. reporting a very
pleasant trip. Their first stop was
at the Rain Valley School house,
where they enjoyed a patriotic home
talent play and dance, going from
there the next day to Nogales. After
the dance all four accepted the hos
pitslty, of a dry farmer friend to
stay the balance o the night. Being
shy on Accommodations there was
only one bed for the four to occupy,
and this was done as gracefully as
GOES TO FRANCE.
vernette Elliott. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. -Marrs left yesterday
afternoon for Fort Bliss. Texas.
where she was ordered to report to
the commanding ofIicer for duty. Mrs.
Elliott, being q trained nurse. sever
n months ago offered her services
to her country a. q Red Cross nurse.
and was Immediately accepted. but
has been awaiting orders and trans
portation- II came yesterday with
orders to report at once to the com
manding ofIicer at Fort Bliss, where