Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1918-05-05
From Fridays Daily
ATTENDED DANCE.

Z ATTENDED DANCE.
A number Of auto loads Of local
people went to Fort Huachuca last
night to attend the show and dance
given by the Rain Valley Dramatic
! Club for the benefit of the Red Cross.
They report a good time.
DELIVERED SUPPLIES.
County Recorder Ray B. Krebs
let yesterday for a trip about the
county. where he Will deliver regis
;raiion supplies TO the various regis
tration officers in each precinct. The
registration will star. Monday and
II supplies will be on hand.
TO WEE.
I Cou.. School Superin;e ndent Miss
Use Toles, Assistant; Miss Helen
.eneiict. Mrs. II. H. Hlghart and
Mrs A. j. Benedict went TO Webb
n the Sulphur Spring valley today
where they will a;.end the Liberty
Loan rally.
LIKES NEW ROAD.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tippets are
in town on 4 shopping tour. having
come IN from their home in Ramsey
( Canyon. Mr.. Tippets says the new
road IA Charleston is certainly
,.aIiy and "a great help TO that part
/ Ct the country.
BACK TO TOMBSTONE.
Mrs. n. L. Bragg mas returned to
! Tombstone from Sasco. where she
has been making her home with her
husband during the winter months.
She will remain here during the
summer enjoying the cool climate of
Tombstone. and has moved into her
cottage on lower Second street.
SIS MORE
/ Sixteen dollars more was added
20 the receipts OF the Entertainment
and dance given Saturday nigh; for
the benefit of the Red Cross A num-
Der of tickets that had been given
| ont had not been returned When the
/ cash was turned IN and this was re-
/ ported in this morning. The money
was turned over to the local auxili-
airy.
FROM sUENA
! J. T. Knowles and wife. of the
I Buena district. were in town today
on shopping expedition yesterday.
( having motored in over the new
/ Charleston road. Mr.. Knowles while
here arranged for Liberty Loan
rally for his district and incidental
/ ly Joined the 100 per cent American
club in some bonds. He reports that
another rain will put tine new road
Z in fne shape.
FILE PROTEST.
Fearing that the Mountain States
1 Telephone & Telegraph company is
contemplating the discontinuance OF
! telephone service AZ Cochise, resi-
dents OF that town Monday filed
I protest w.1zh the state corporation
commission. Such action on the part
OF the Mountain States company
could no; be taken without a per
mission of the corporation commits
sion, however, and as no such appli-
I cation has been filed the commission
is unable TO take official notice Of
the protest. II is said the exchange
at Coch.se consists of seven tele-
phones
! OVERSIGHT.
In an account Of the Liberty Loan
rally at Benson. the Prospector I'M
Intentionally omitted the fact that
Professor Tilford and his Hi School
Orchestra accompanied the commit
tee and were the center Of attrac-
ton They made a distinct hit with
the large audience present and had
to respond with several encores.
One of the committee said that he
felt very proud of the musical organ
ization and their Benson reception
and that they never played better
On the way back she orchestra folks
took a peep in at a dance being held
at st. David.
PICKS UP FRESH FISH IN
FIELD. ARRESTED. FREED