davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-24
Notice to Trespassers

All persons are warned not to hunt,
or allow their stock to run at large
or to trcspass in any way on the lands
formerly known as the VIM. McJunkin
and John A. FAINT places, in Santuc
Township, S. c.
l254-5t j. Mel. FAINT.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-24
CANDIDATES. CARD

| hereby announce myself as can
didate for the Office of Mayor of the
city of Union at the next Democratic
primary to be held for that Office and
pledge myself to abide by the rules
governing said election.
j. f. McLurc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
FAIR BANK CASE STILL ON TRIAL.

The ease of the Boquillas Land X Cattle company vs. Johs Stonis. ,f Fairbank. which has been on trial since yesterday will not be completed is one whereby the cattle company seeks to condemn land belonging to Stonis For the purpose of laying pipe line 10 land belonging to the company for cattle watering purposes. \ number of complicated law points have been raised during the course of the trial Judge Sames of Division of the Superior Court is occupying the bench.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

of the roads to be damaged by being cut into ruts which cannot be elimin- d:' d untI. it is possible to get the road drags into action which cannot be done until after it rains.
 Speaking of the road now being constructed by the state road depart ment west of Benson. Mir. Smyth said that he understands this work will be completed and ready for travel about April first between Benson and Vail.
 Tomorrow Mr Smyt;i ana Supervis- or D. A Adams will leave For the north end to complete inspection In that section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
VALUABLE LEASE CHANGES HANDS.

Through deal consummated yes terday valuable silver lease in the Tombstone mining district changed hands when Walter Rushin sold his interest in the Rushin and Hobbs lease on the Silver Glond claims. own- ed Dy IT, M. Woods. of Bisbee. to !. s. Chambers of Troublesome
 A goodly sum is said to have been the consideration. running well in;o three figures
 The Silver Cloud is about F miles from Tombstone fu the foothills of the Dragons and a big vein of ore as saying 20 ounces in silver and two ounces in gold to the ton has beea uncovered for some time shipments being made to Douglas The ore also carries large percentage O. lime.
 The lease has three years yet to run. and Mir Chambrs and Mr. Hobbs. who retains his half in;eres; nave new development plans to facilitate the handling of the ore The ore IS hauled to Tombstone by truck over a good road
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
BENSON TEAM
ELIMINATES W,NSLOw

TUCSON. Feb. 26.-The Winslow girls basketball team was eliminated from the race for the state champion ship yesterday afternoon when it was defeated blythe Benson girls team by the close score of 2624. This was the second successive defeat for the Winslow team. it being beaten by the Globe team on Thursday evening. The games are being played at the Univer- sity of Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
THURSDAY

FROM 6iS6EE-
 Engineer J. S McNeish. of Bisbee. was in Tombstone today. DOUGLAS MERCHANT.
 John Mohr. wholesale merchant of Douglas, was visitor in Tombstone today on court business. ATTORNEYS HERE
 Among the attorneys in Tombstone today were Fred Sutter, Walter Roche of Bisbee. and D. Benshimol, Douglas. WITNESSES.
 John Pyeatt Of the Huachucas, and Robert Fourr. of the San Pedro d8. l. trict. are here today as witnesses in the Superior Court TO TUCSON.
 Attorney ]. T. Kingsbury went to Tucson this morning. where he will try several cases before the Federal court
 TO HEAR JUVENILE CASES.
 Judge A. C. Lockwood of Division l of the Superior Court will go to Bis bee tomorrow. where he will hear a number of juvenile cases continuing to Douglas on similar mission Sat urday.
 JUVENILE CASES.
 Judge lockwood. sitting in juvenile court today. made four awards of temporary custody of Mexican depeni Y
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

krebs Auto Co. and wife. returned home last evening from Tucson. where they accompanied Mir. Krebs. who re- turned to Phoenix to rerane his iegfs- lative duties. Mir. Allen reports that the trip was made via the Benson route and returning they came by the Empire ranch. He pronounces the Benson route as far better than the Empire ranch road. with a saving of at least an hour in running time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
VISITED FAMILY.

Geo. Ivey spent Sunday in Tomb stone with his wife and family. re- turing to Mascot Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
FRIDAY

IN eiseEe.
 | $ Chambers was visitor in Bisbee yesterday. TO TUCSON.
 Attorney l.. o. Woolery is in Tue son on d brief legal mission IN FROM RANCH.
 vern kendall was visitor in town today from his ranch ill South Pass. VISITED IN sissEe.
 Mrs. Isaac Tracey and Mrs. F. ]. Westervelt were visitors in Bisbee yesterday with friends. FROM sIssEE.
 Miss Gertrude Lake is visiting in Tombstone with friends for a few days from her home in Bisbee. IN sIseEE. sinia. spent yesterday in Bisbee hay ing some dental work attended 10. VISITED IN siSeEE
 Slime Gallcn, Tombstone pioneer, spent yesterday i'll Bisbee visiting with old time acquaintances. TRAVELLING MAN.
 Henry Appel. travelling for the So nora Mercantile Co. of Douglas, was calling on the trade here yesterday. FROM SOUTHLAND.
 Wm Holmes of the eLadyille Min ::: .::c ,.vuIpany and F.. J. BeIIan oI land. were visitors in Tombstone to- lav
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

Rev. F. X. Collymore of the Cathe- lie church. went to Pearce today returning to Tombstone tomorrow ts hold evening services here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

Silverbeil-El Tiro mine shipping carloads Of high grade ore to shelter.
 planning construction of local plant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

An even dozen marriage licenses were issued out of the office Of ]. F. James. clerk of the Superio court du-- ing the past week. as follows:
 Thos Powe. 9. to wed Caddie Iren. Clifford. 2l. Bisbee
 James Maureal i9. Co wed Mare Jessie Sequires. 2S. PirtlevilIe.
 Ray R. Brown. 8. to wed Stel May Ash. g. Doglas.
 Jose Gomez. 26. to weG 7osera Gar cia. g. Douglas
 Vim. Yelverta. :2 to wed Velma Ed. dington. 2l Douglas.
 Frederico Montalvo. 2l. to wed Els piridiona Martinez. 19 Douglas
 Vim. II. Mershon. 29. Morenci. to wed Viola Dennison. over Is. Douglas.
 Hilario Sctelo. 24. to wed Teresa Salazar. Is, Sth David
 Frank C. Smith. 3S. to wed Birtie Stone. 30. Lowell
 Maria l.. James. 3I. to wed F.dythe R. Harding, 26. Tucson.
 Claudio Rivera. g. to wed Juana Ybarra. Is. Dos Cabezas
 Geo. B Diamond 26. Bisbee. to wed Elma Bell, g. Lowell.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
TOOK BOYS TO FORT GRANT.

Sheriff Joe Hood today took four boys to the State Industrial school al Fort Grant. who were committed to that institution yesterday by Judge Lockwood sitting in juvenile court. The boys were Frank Melville. sent up for violation Of d parole and for burglary at Lowell Sefarino Galaz. of Douglas. for having stolen a COW: Rr- berto Gil Gutierrez. of Douglas. incOr- rigiI,le: Rafael Abalos. of Bisbee. for burglary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
MASONS TO DOUGLAS.

\ large party of Masons will go to Douglas this evening to attend the In stallation of officers in the Douglas lodge They will return home tomor- ruV rr,prDinp
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

nesday at the C. X A. hospital at Bis ly today His sister. Miss Jane Ford. of Phoenix. is expected to arrive in Bisbee tomorrow to care for her brother during his illness,
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
RETURNED HOME.

Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty and turned today from Phoenix. where they took two insane patients to the state hospital. one a man and the oth 1T q woman
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
FROM TUCSON.

Norman Abell came in today from Tucson. where he is attending the b. of A. and will spend the weekend here with his mother. Mrs. Frances AbelI
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
OVER FROM sissEE.

MT and Mrs Jack Clifford and daughters. Miss Caddie and Mrs. Vim. Critchley. and Tom POwe. were visi- tors in Tombstone today. MT. Powe and Miss Clifford are to be married .n cense while here today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
r:. ROAD TRIP.

County Engineer. Sid Smyth and Supervisor n. \. Adams left this morning for two days trip to the northern part of the county on roai inspection tour
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
VISITING IN BiS6EE.

Mrs. Leo Hill is visiting in Bisbee the guest of Mrs. Geo. Rockhill and will remain until Sunday
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
NEW eUINEss HOUSE.

The local hotels and rooming hous- es are crowded nightly. the restaur- ants are doing good business, ditto for the garages. and business houses in general. and more men are going to
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
RETURNED FROM SAD MISSION.

Prof C. r., Tilford, superintendent of the Tombstone public schools re turned home today from the sad mis sion of attending his brothers funeral in Los Angeles. Roscoe Tilford. the Tombstone mans brother. college teacher. died in Los Angeles on the 18th and was buried on the 21st at Inglewood cemetery. Los Angeles. He u.nS % NDars nf age
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

Douglas and other Arizona cities are said to have been victimized by Full toms operations. A Scheupp. local shoemaker. some time ago swore out a complaint against Fulton. who. however. was never apprehended. He is said also to be wanted in Colorado.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
inspection tour.
TRAVELLING MAN.

T. E. Grace. well known travelling man. was a visitor in Tombstone ,,o day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
FL peSO LAYERS FAIL TO SHOW.

According to q wire received by the committee in charge of the dance at the Leoi.:::. :.a;i tonight. tne r.i .'aeo .Jazzers. who bargained tn play here tonight. are in Los Anse-es. hopeless ly stranded as far as music is con cerned. The manager wired lengthy aiibi along with his regrets. The com mittee immediately got in touch with Becker's Trio. of Bisbee. who came 10 the rescue. and they will furnish the incentive for the shuffling of feet at the Legion Hall tonight The payer hats. confetti. etc. have been receiv- ed and perpared for free distribution tonight The admission is s1.50 for gentlemen. ladies free.
 FROM MocALEs.
 wm. Cavanaugh. jeweIer of NogaIes, accompanied by his wife and child. ar rived in Tombstone this morning for a brief visit with MT. Cavanaugh's parents, Mr and Mrs. W. NJ. Cava,- augh
 CAUGHT ANOTHER STILL.
 Sheriff Joe Hood yesterday report ed that Deputies Duke and Mckinney had captured another big still in Low ell turning the case over to the fed eraI officers for prosecution The names of the owners of the stiIl were not learned.
 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
 ON INSPECTION TRIP
 County Engineer Sid Smyth return ed yesterday from a brief tour of the southern part of the county for the purpose Of making an inspection )f the work now being done Under his direction. He has a road gang nov making peeted repairs on the road from Douglas to Leslie canyon. Some stretches of the road over adobe soil is being graveied and tae-dips are being evened up.
 Mir. Smyth says that he is now working about half of normal force on the. road between Wilcox and Bowie with about eight miles yet to build that link. He says that the con tinued dry weather has carsed some
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
THRU TO BiSeEE.

Ed Echols, cattleman of Benson. ac companied by h.l wife. were brief visitors in Tombstone today enroute to Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
VISITED IN TUCSON.

Attorney l.. 0. Woolery and wife re turned home last evening from Tue, son where Mir. Woolery went on brief business mission. Their son, !-or:s. and Robert Ddisieisih. who ac- companied them. remained over today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

l. C. F. Adams. Jr., son oS the Co chise supervisor. came over today af- ter his fathers Hudson, which has been repainted in the Krebs Auto Paint shop by Robert Reid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
GETTING ALONG NICELY.

Andy Ford. son of Mir. and Mrs. H.. s. Ford. who was operated upon Wed
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
TO FORT HUACHUCA.
HAVE BABY BOY.

Word was received in Tombstone today of the birth of a baby boy on the 22nd to Mir and Mrs A. J. Paquin, at Prescott. Mrs. Paquin was forme-- ly Miss Rose Holland. of this city a daughter of MT and Mrs. G. W Hoi land
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
TO PHOENIX YESTERDAY.

County Attorney J F. i.oss went D Phoenix yesterday in connection with the financing of the Douglas Rodeo highway.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
FROM BIS BE E.

John Bowen, automobile man of Bisbee. spent few hours in Tomb house
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
RETURN ED HOME.

Miss Etta Sanders returNed home today from Don Luis. where she has been the past two weeks on a visit with her sister. Mrs. Alvin Cook.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
DELEGATES TO
C. G. cow ENTiON.

The Tombstone delegation to the C. F. convention at Tucson. who left tG day were Clara Johnson. Mary Orr, Jean McClelland. Edith Mcclellan. LOT is Wooleryf Richard Lamb. Milton McPherson and Bob Dalsleish.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
TO BE OPERATED UPON FOR APPENDICITIS.

Andy Ford went to Bisbee today 70 the C. S A hospital. where he will be operated upon for chronic case of appendicitis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
INSURANCE CROOK
 LANDED IN NocALES.

According to word received here from NOgales, Alex Fulton, alias A. C.
 Lafferty, yesterday entered plea of guilty to charge of obtaining money under false pretepses by selling bogus insurance and @ill be sentenced at later date. Fulton is said to have op- erated all over the state selling insu-- ance under the pretense that he rep resented a well known insurance cori- pany. .colIe cting the premiums Phoe- nixA Tucson. Tombstone. Bisbee and
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
INSANE PATIENTS TO PHOENIX.

Matron Mrs. Phoebe Preston today il, his committed to t.Ie state hospital yesterday by Judge Sames, following examination The patients were Tri- nidad Vera and Edith Pierson
 UP FROM BENSON.
 Contractor H. NJ. Eckcrman was up today from Benson. where he is in charge of Section A Of the Benson Vail highway work. Mir. Eckerman is financing his own work up until the time the state can reimburse hin in July. and expects to complete the !;cb within two months.
 BEING RENOVATED.
 The Cummings house at the corner of Sixth and Fremont recently occr- pied by L E: Ellis. is being renovated and when completed will be occupied by George II. Clark and family The Merrill cottage. better known as the Sherrill home. is almost rebuilt and will be rented furnished It is now the property of II. F. Merrill
 PICKING THEM OUT.
 Several of our townsmen. who are followers of Isaac Walton and lovers Of all sports equatic. are planning on picking out places along the lake at Charleston for "shacks'' so that they will have little hut for use in fish ing and shooting. all of which will fol low the water very shortly after the dam is completed
 FOOD SALE.
 The ladies of St PauIs Episcopal Guild will give food sale on Satur- day afternoon. March 5th. at Tomb stone Commercial Store
 REPORTED VERY ILL.
 Judge A Wentworth, pioneer of Tombstone. is reported very ill at hs room at the Lawry house cue 70 an attack of pneumonia. pr. Hughart this morning removed the patient to the LaWry house. and this afternoon Dr. Rand2Iph. of Bisbee. arrived for consultation. accompanied by train ed nurse. Mir. Wentworth has been i'll with bad cold since he returned last weeH from Bisbee. where be at tended ,he session of grand lodge of Masons
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
CAME AFTER CAR.

was 3s years of age
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
EXPECTED HOME.

Prof. C. F. Tilford. superintendent of the Tombstone public schools. wno was called to Los Angeles last weea due to the sudden death of his broth CT. is expected to return home tomor-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
home al Nosales today.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL.

Mrs. ". II. Mars returned home
 yesterday from Bisbee where she has
 been confined to the hospital due Co an operation for appendicitis. She -~
 : will soon be able to be about
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
HOLDING HIS OWN.

Judge Wentworth. who is seriously i'll with pneumonia. is reported 2s holding his own today. despite the fact that he went through restless nj. .rht Ia night
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

remain in Tombstone for several weeks. during the time Mir. Rockfel. low is engaged in the survey of min ing claims at Charleston.
 RETURNED HOME.
 W. T. Boyd and wife and C. Schnei- in the Shrine doing. returned home today. both gentlemen being noyices and from all reports "got theirs while crossing the burning sands at Phoeniy during the past few days. LOOKING FOR PASTURE.
 John Gleeson, well known cattle man and mining man of Gleeson. was in Tombstone today enroute to his home at Cleeson following a several weeks trip in California searching for pasture land for 2.OO0 head of cattle he will ship shortly for feeders be- fore placing them on the market MARRIED ON HIGHWAY.
 Mfrs. Viola Dennison, who resided in Bisbee at one time. and who has many acquaintances in the district. and William Hardy Mershon. of Morenci, were married on the Bisbee- Douglas highway near the Fletcher ranch. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. P. Howelis, Of Douglas-Review. CONDITION OF
 WENTWORTH IMPROVED.
 Dr. Hughart today reported the con dition of A. Wentworth, Tombstone pioneer. as slightly improved, the pa tient having spent a quiet night last night. Although very sick man, the patient is holding his own. despite the fact that he is past 70 years of age
 GETTING ALONG NICELY.
 Andy Ford. son of Mir and Mrs. H. s. Ford. who was operated upon Wed
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
VISIT POINTS OF INTEREST.

Mrs Edith Gray and her daughters. Flo, cnce and Muriel. of Milton Wis consin. who a.e visiting Mir and Mrs.
 Bisbee. Douglas and Fort ;;::: ;;;::::;;..uca -. fpdaY
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
RETURN ED HOME.

Vim. Cavanaugh. Jr.. and wife and child. who spent Washington's oirtb day in Tom bstone. visiting with MT Cavanaugb's parents. returned to their home Al Nn@alRs fndaY
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
BACK FROM TUCSON.

Attorney J. T. Kinesbury returned home today from Tucson, where he had case before the federal court. TO FORT HuACHUCA.
 Mrs. A. Orr went to Fort Huachuca today to visit -over Sunday with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
TO ADDRESS ON
 EDUCATIONAL WORK.

Rev Estabrook. of Denver. Cobra do. Western Division Educational Sec. retary of the Congregational Church.
 stopped in Tombstone today enroute |" the Christian Enacavcr convention 10 he held in Tucson. and will speak at the Congregational church tonight at 7:So A cordiali invitation is eN- tended to all who wish to attend. wiio
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
JURY FINDS FOR
 DEPENDANT; ANOTHER CASE.

Last evening shortly after six p. m. the jury in the case Of Mrs. Alice Weiss vs. Dr. Bim Smith. for damages which had been on trial since Mon day. returned verdict in favor of the defendant. The plaintiff had claimed damages alleged due to a hot water bottle bursting and scalding her feet. while she was under the care of Dr. Smith
 Today the case Of the Boquillas Land X Cattle Company vs. John Stonis. is on trial with Judge Sames. of Division 2 of the Superior court, occupying the bench. The plaintiff seeks to have certain lands of the de- fendant condemned for the purpose ..f laying a pipe line for watering cattle It will be concluded tomorrow morn ing. Other jurors not occupied in the case were excused until Monday morning when another panel will rc- ,port.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
SATURDAY
FROM DOUGLAS.

FROM DOUGLAS.
 Tombstone yesterday from Douglas. where she has been visiting her par ents. MT. ana Mrs R. x. French. TO HEAR JUVENILE COURT.
 Judge A. C. Lockwood of Division of the Superior court went to Bisbee this morning. where he will conduct juvenile court. several cases being pending there.
 CONSTANCE TALMAoGE.
 One Of the famous Talmadge sisters will be at the Crystal theater tOmor- row. this time it is Constance and she is fo he seen tomorrow night in new style of yamp play called The Perfect Woman. 1t is the story of a virtuous vamp and her experience with a young man known as a woman hater-zthe story is said to be worth while and treated from new angle. The regular admission prices will prevail CASE TO JURY.
 The case of the Boduillas Land 6 Cattle Company vs. John Stonis, on trial for the past three days in the su- perior court. with Judge Sames of Di- vision 2 occupying the bench. went to
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27

c. H. Allen. manager of the R. B.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
WEDNESDAY

that section.
 WEDNESDAY
 IN 6IS6EE.
 Ed Massey local leasor spent Sun day in Bisbee on brief visit
 VISITED FAMILY.
 Geo. lyey spent Sunday in Tomb stone with his wife and family. rc turing to Mascot Monday.
 VISITING IN sIseEE. Mrs Leo Hill is visiting in Bisbec the guest of Mrs. Geo. Rockhili and will remain until Sunday
 WORKING AT MILL.
 Jimmie Caretto. of Bisbee. is anon; the recent arrivals in town and is employed at the Old Guard mill
 TAKING IN SHRINE. : Engineer w. E Elliott in charge of ! the Charleston dam project is in Phoenix attending the Shrine Goings. AUTO MAN HERE C. w Smith. of the Smith-Nincent
 Auto Company Of Phoenix. was in | Tombstone today.
 OVER FROM eissEE. ' Mir. and Mrs. W. M. Hughes. of Bis i bee. arrived yesterday and will visit with her daughters. Mrs. J. H. Me Pherson and Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish ATTORNEYS HERE. Among the attorneys in town today were R. N French. Douglas; Alex Murry. NJ Blumenthal. Ed Flanigar and John Sanders. Bisbee
 RETURNED HOME. Vim. Cavanaugh. Jr. and wife and child. who spent Washinstons firth day in Tombstone. visiting with Mr. | home al Nosales today.
 BACK FROM HOSPITAL. Mrs. W. II. Mars returned home yesterday from Bisbee where she has been confined to the hospital due ;o an operation for appendicitis. She will soon be able to be about RETURNED HOME. Mrs. F. Brown. who has been visit ing in Tombstone the guest Of Miss Veima Tucker. one of the local tele- phone operators. returned to her home near Elfrida today VISIT POINTS OF INTEREST. Mrs Edith Gray and her daughters. Flo, cnce and Muriel. of Milton Wis consin. who a.e visiting Mir and Mrs. H F. Merrill, took in the sights al Bisbee. Douglas and Fort ;;;:: ;;;:::;;..uca ;;!.uca today.
 RETURNED HOME. Judge Albert Sames. of Division Of the Superior Court, returned to Tombstone yesterday from Douglas. ! where he accompanied his mother. fol lowing a weeks visit in Tombstone with her son.
 GET YOUR SUPPER
 At the Congregational church on Thursday evening and help send our ; young folks to the Christian Endeavor : Convention at Tucson A good sup per will be served from , to : o'clock { by the young people. A rally program will be held at 7:30 ar which time Mr. Breg. of Dallas. Texas, our state C. '. worker. will speak.
 VISITED SISTER. Miss Alice Swain returned home yesterday from Douglas. where she spent Sunday and oNnday the guest of her sister. Mrs Alfred Paul. ! JOINS HUSBAND. 1 Mrs. Will Critchley arrived in the city yesterday from Bisbee. joining her husband. who is leasing in the district They have.taken the cottage next to Judge Lockwood's on Tough nut street
 TOOK IN CELEBRATION. Sheriff Joe Hood and wife and chil- dren and Mrs. F.. Coe and children went to Light yesterday to attend the cowboy celebration given there. and also to take in the horse races Sher- if Hood is fancier of fine horses and claims to be somewhat of judge of first-ciass stock. To prove his good jugdment the sheriff returned with sis of dry farmers money when ne picked the winner
 TO TUCSON.
 C. H. Allen. manager of the R B.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-27
GET YOUR SUPPER.

At the Congregational church on young folks to the Christian Endeavor Convention at Tucson. A good sup per will be served from to o'clock by the young people. A rally program will be held at 7:30 at which time Mr. Breg, of Dallas. Texas, our state C. E.