Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-13
T0nDsT0nE TOWN TOPICS TERsELI TOLD
MONDAY
LEGION TO STAGE CARNIVAL BALL 21ST.


 staged al Legion Hall on the eist of ihis month. Novelties will be the fea. ture of the event. as the program com. mitte are busy on various arrange ments that will provide "somethin; different" for the fun of those attenl- ing. The Fl Paso Syncopated Jazz orchestra has been contracted for. and this fact will serve to draw a large attendance from neighboring towns. weather conditions permitting REGULAR MEETING.
 The Tombstone Knight Templars meet in regular monthly business ses- sion tomorrow night
 RETURNED FROM TUCSON.
 Y. G. Mellgren returned home yes terday from Tucson. where he has been on mining business. BACK FROM CALIFORNIA.
 John Ciochetti and Tony Caretto re turned home Saturday night from Calexico. Calf. where they have been looking after ranchinc interests re DOUGLAS.
 w. T. Boyd and wife. and Arthur Heney went to Douglas this morning ard will return home tomorrow. PURCHASE EQUIPMENT.
 The Apache Powder Company has recently shipped much equipment to their plant now building near St Da- vid from Nogales.
 SNOW DRIVE.
 All kinds of drives are on in the country. but the snow drive that will drive all tourists away from the north ern transcontinental highways to the Bankhead-Old Spanish Trails is the drive that counts In the words of old Jack Haverly Mintsrels.. count 'em as they go by
 BRIEF VISITORS.
 Dr. J. ". Gidley and Kirt Bryan. who are now engaged in excavating the remains of a giant mastodon dis covered by them recently at Curtis Flats near St David. were brief visi- tors in Tombstone today They an nounced that the work of preparing the skeleton for shipment is nearly completed.
 ARRIVED ON TIME.
 Just as predicted by the Prospector weather shark. the snow storm ar rived Sunday and seems to have been general over the county. although t was very light Reports from the HuacbuGas state that it was very disappointing snow fall. about three inches.
 REPRESENT LOCAL BODIES AT GRAND LODGE.
 A. Wentworth. J. II. McPherson and Jos. A. Ivey went to Bisbee yesterday where they go to represent the local '. Masonic orders at the annual conven- tion of the Grand Lodge in the Hill City. Many other members from this city also motored over to attend the convention.
 TOMBSTONE BOY WEos sissEE GIRL.
 were married in. Bisbee last Friday night by Rev Fry and will make their home in Tombstone Mir. Bland is a resident of Tombstone. being interest ed with E. K. Springer and Geo. Bixby in a lease, while the bride is a Bis bee girl. Mir. Bland formerly resided in Bisbee.
 TO TUCSON.
 Jim Barrett. pioneer of Tombstone. / went to Tucson today for brief visit. HEALTH OFFICER HERE.
 Dr. R. B. Durfee. county health off cer, was in Tombstone today from his headquarters in Bisbee. FROM BENSON.
 R. L. Mccall. farmer of the Mescal district. above Benson. spent few houEs in Tombstone today on busi- ness.
 HERE FROM VAIL.
 Paul "Foots" Eidson is spending several days in Tombstone with friends. He is connected with the state road camp force at Vail ST. DAVID VISITOR.
 Ell Triton. farmer of the St. David district was among the visitors in the county seat today on business before the hoard of supervisors.