Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-08-21
TOM BSTONE

TOMBSTONE
Mrs. Hugh Fletcher has arrived in
tombstone from her home in Carr
canyon ana Will take position tenn
porarily in the county board of su
pervisors office.
Charles. Schneider and bride hav
returned home from Lordsburg where
they were married last week. and
nave been spending their honeymoon
j They will make their home in Tomb.
stone
Mrs. Eleanor Coe, stenographer in
the sherlffs office, and Miss Maud
Davis, deputy in the treasurers office
returned home Friday evening from
months vacation spent on the Cal
norma coast. They went as far
north as San Francisco and report al
enjoyable vacation.
MISS L. Grace Kolb, deputy county
school superintendent, left Wednes-
day on the Golden State Limited for
! California, where she will spend a va
cation for a month at the seashore
while there she will meet her sister.
! Mrs. kuns from Indiana, and follow
ing their visit to the seashore will re
1 turn to Tombstone and Mrs. Kuns
VIII spend the winter here.
JEFF Milton was in town Thursday
from Fairbank and was accompanied
nv an old friend, J. NJ Leggett of San
francisco, where he is located in the
steamship brokerage business. Mr..
Leggett was looking over the camp.
having been here last in 1904. He
said it felt good to be back in this
part or Arizona, which was his home
20 years ago.
Since tho rains hove oo,,o A.. -.
ana the grass have come out as if nv
magic and as a diversion it is planned
TO have a basket lunch at the resi-!
dence OF Mrs. John Davis from II to
on Labor Day, and that it will be a
huge treat forsthe little ones to lunch
under the trees on the beautiful lawn
on the hill goes without saying. AL
most every owner of an auto in town
mas offered to assist in CARRYING theH
youngsters up and back A cur FOR |
oach k'ddie is all they need bring and
they will be furnished free milk and
as they start down town after lunch
con each kiddie will be given an ice
cream cone. Word comes that there |
Will be crowds of youngsters come to
the big show" on Labor Dav and all
Riddles in Cochise are welcome. All!
that will Me necessary is to bring a |
cup, a small lunch and the ladies o.
Tombstone will do the. rest \
WILCOX
Mrs. Ben ]. Kelly and Miss Edna
LemmoEs Of Bisbee are the guests OF |
Mrs. B. Butler of the Riggs Hotel. !
Mrs. R. v. Misenhimer was over I
from Bowie recently visiting friends.
Mrs. A. w. Wilson is back from
Texas where she spent several weeks
with relatives
Mrs. Glen c. Boyd went to Douglas
Wednesday to spend a couple of
weeks with friends in that city. Mrs.
boyd used to reside in Douglas. Il
Mrs. Jerome Browning, who has
been spending her vacation in Los
Angeles and surrounding places, has
returned ana will be ready to resume
her duties as teacher in the high
school when the school term COM
menceS.
Mrs. George Nee, who has spent the
summer months with her people al
Flagstaff, has returned, and is now
occupying the Nee residence. George
has also been back for a couple
weeks. He spent a good part of the
summer in Nebraska looking after
the cattle interests of Johnson &
Cook in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Seney enterta'-
ed at luncheon at their country home
on Thursday. The guests were Mrs.
Ollie Smith and Mrs. Boil and daugh-
ter Marion of CochiSe, Mrs. Gitchel
and daughter Etehel of Bowie, Mrs.
Sam Langford and two children of
Globe, Mr.. Hamilton and son and
daughter Alvin and Matte, and Beu-
lah Bryan of Wilcox.
The grammar school board has en-
ployed Miss Fern Howell of Chicago
as teacher of music in the grammar
school. Miss Howell has studied at
( the Shurtliff College of Music in that
city and also attended the Forrest and
| Northwestern University, and is well
| equipped for her duties. She has
practically the same training as Mrs
Lillian Lawrence, who formerly held
this position.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held an interesting meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
| Mrs. d. N. Misenhimer. A devotion
al service was led by Mrs. A. f. keeth
after which a short business session
was held A social hour was then
! enioyed by all present. The hostess
assisted by Mrs. viii Michigan serv'
| ed delicious ice cream and Angel
Il Food cake. An unusually large crowd
| was present The next regular meet
ing will be September Z. at the ranch
i home of Mrs. r. l.. Seney.
On last Friday evening Mrs. B. But
Ter entertained at the Riggs Hotel
with an aeroplane luncheon in honor
of Miss Irene Busenbark, who leaves
soon to enter school. The dining room
was decorated in white and pink. The
hostess gave a toast to the girls OF
Wilcox. Miss Lola Denton to the
girls leaving and Miss Busenbark re
sponding, toasting the girls left be
hind Dainty Dutch girls dressed in
white and pink were the favors. Top
ic and good wish cards were made OF
daintv hearts. Each guest gave her
future ambition which proved botl'
instructive and Interesting. Man'
GOOD wishes were written and pre-
sented 10 the honoree- A drawin'
contest. resulting in Miss Lola Denton
winning the aeroplane. Miss Matte
pamilton the hearts; Misses Irene
Clann and Ruby Denton the tinv nint