Tombstone epitaph., 1919-08-03
lFrom Mondays Daily)
TO PHOENIX

TO PHOENIX
 Mrs. A F. Parker left this morning for Phoenix. where she was called ow- ing to the illness of Ne:!i Briggs. has- band of her sister. who will be operat ed upon tomorrow.
 FROM RANCH
 MT J. E. Logan of tn, Logan Farms near Hereford was in town yesterday accompanied by two of hi, boys Doug las and Lloyd Douglas Logan is just back from France. where he served for many months right up in the front. STOLEN FORD
 Sheriff James Mcdonald is today sending out telegrams to the various sheriffs of the state to look out for rev Ford touring car which was stol- en from Lowell Saturday. The state license nummber is 1855 and engine number 3is617S
 OVER FROM sisseE
 Albert Goldbaum and son. Leslie drove over yesterday from Bisbee. spending the day here visiting with friends The elder Mir Goidbaum was a resilient of the old Camp n the ear ly eighties. and never misses chance to drive over and spend day in his old haunts.
 VISITED MOTHER
 Normal Abeli came in yesterday from Tucson spending the day with his mother. Mrs. Frances J Abell. re- turning to old Pueblo this morning. Norman is a member of the Tomb stone Rifle team which will Do 10 New Jersey for the national shoot within i few weeks.
 STALLED
 For so-cra, hours yesterday Wa,nu; Gulch ran in q big stream al the dip on the state highway and several cars were held up for a couple of hours. It will be but short time before a bridge must be put in at that point as traffic is too heavy 10 be delayed even q couple of hours
 TO THE FORT
 A great many car loads Of Tomb stone people were al the Fort yester- day witnessing the field sports Thise who came by Charleston report the road in fair shape but in the need of a repair gang in places. We are in formed that County Engineer is ar ranging for such crew now. FROM MICHIGAN
 MT Edward Feeney. brother of Mrs. W. F. Kuckenbecker is here on a wis it from his home in Michigan. MT. Feeney was in Arizona about eleven years ago He thinks that the Tomb stone climate superb and even shud- ders when he thinks of the winters of Michigan with its blizzards. Mir Feeney will spend several days here before returning to Michigan ATTEND BIS6EE LEGION MEETING
 A party of members of the Roy Four branch cf the American Legion composed of O. C. Bell. C. Schneider, C. T. Smith and Jerry Holland, mo- tored over to Bisbee last evening. where they attended the meeting of che Bisbee branch securing informa- tion, which will prove of benefit to the local branch.
 CAvALRYMAN KILLED
 HIT sY TRUCK
 Tomostone parties who were in Tort uuachuca Saturday witnessei tue on- l. accident which maiTed the field meet at For, Huachuca. when a big army trueh run over Sargeari Yates of tn First Cavalry, wio was instant ly killed. his chest anG head being horribly mangled Reports are that yatec saw the truch comin; and tried ,o dodge out of the way bat it was too Late and was struck. He will be snip ped to Pennsylvania by the Cur'ee Ames & Porter undertakiE; esta5l ishment today.
 RETURNED FROM TAX MEET
 Clerk l.. F. KuchenbeckeT of the board of supervisors. accompanied b' his wife and son. Billie. Miss Heller Benedict, deputy county school super jntendent, and Walter Thomaes, chic deputy assessor, returned to Tomo stone yesterday. following a weel