Tombstone epitaph., 1920-07-18
KEYSTONE TOWN
 TOPICS IERSElY TOLD ].
MONDAY
TELLS OF TRIP TO FRISCO.

Major Geo. H. Kelly. veteran demo- cratic editor of the Douglas Interna- tional. in editorial correspondence to his paper from Los Angeles. tells Of his trip by auto with Bill Hattich, Sormer editor of the Daily Prospector. Major Kelly writes:
 q had the pleasure of making the trip to San Francisco from Los An geles with William Hattich. who for inerly resided in Tombstone and for two decades owned. edited and pub iished the Daily Prospector. We rode fin Mir. Hattieh's Buick and had a most delightful trip. He is the same ,old Bachelor Bill" but have never been able to figure why he should re. main a bachelor in face of his known popularity with the ladies. While Sn Frisco he was prominent in every cu,burst of enthusiasm for the wo- men. He is residing here with his sister, Mrs. Machmomich MT. Ma. chomich. formerly merchant in Tombstone. is now auditor for Rivers Brothers, one of the largest wholesale Fruit and vegetable houses in the west"
 FROM FT. HuAcHucA.
 Oliver Fry and George Hand came sa last night from Ft Huschuca and will spend the day here attending to business matters.
 FROM SOUTHLAND.
 William Holmes, president of the IeAdviile company. ur Courtland, was a brief business visitor in Tombstone last evening.
 eEruRN FROM COAST.
 John Chadwick and Howard Stani. ger returned home yesterday from los Angeles where they have been for the past month taking in the sights. Mir. and Mrs. Chadwick and family are driving home in the.r Stakeholder. with Dewey at the wheel. TO TYRONE.
 Mir. T. J. Moore, the popular E. P. X s. W. railway agent at Fairbank, will leave shortly for Tyrone. N M,, where he has bid in that station. Mr. Moore and family will leave a goodly number of friends behind in Cochise county and the best wishes of all their acquaintances will follow them to their new home. MT Price. now stationed at Courtland, will succeed Mr. Moore at the Fairbank station. NO PEACHES.
 There seems to have been a com. pleie failure of the peach crop in Co schise county this year, the only place we have heard of a normal crop being In one orchard in Cave Greek, in the Chiricahua mountains. CLEAN UP.
 The cans and old shoes and few rocks. together with a few discarded 1 shirts and other wearing apparel | might be picked up by the garbage ,man from the city streets. WATER SHORTAGE.
 Tucson is suffering from a water shortage that is very serious. Tomb stone for several years has been very fortunate in that line, there having been no real shortage since 1904. MARRIED IN LOS ANGELES.
 Miss Julia Treu of Benson and Fred Mayhue, of Los Angeles. were married at Los Angeles last Satus' day. Miss Treu is one of the pretty daughters Of MT. and Mrs. Max Treu who are among Bensons wealthy families. Mayhue is rising young bushes sman of Los Angeles. Their many friends extend congratulations. Benson Signal
 GONE CARS.
 During the past ten days Ray B. Krebs unloaded three cars of au'omo- piles at his receiving yard. VISITED MOTHER.
 Mrs. Alfred Paul and daughter spent yesterday in the city from their home at Douglas. tiie guests of Mrs., Paul's mother. Mrs. c. w Swain. SPENT SUNDAY MERE.
 Mrs. Matte Reed. who is attending fhe U. of A. Summer school. at Bis bee, spent yesterday in the city with friends.
 FRom DOUGLAS.