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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
WEEKLY CROP REPORT

Corn cutting is rs per cent. COM
pleted in the State with the largest
per cent. of corn remaining uncut in
the southwestern counties according
to reports received by. C. J. West,
State-Fedtral Agricultural Statisti-
clan. Silo filling is practically COM
pleted in most sections of the State.
Expense of filling silos averages only
a little less than last year and wages
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
FARM BUREAU AND
AGRICULTURAL NOTES

milk and 44.3 lbs. fat.
Elmer Lyle with "Evalina's May
fiower," a 5-year-old Jersey, produc-
ed S41.4 lbs milk and 43.8 lbs. but
terfat.
W. J. Allard with "Ida Pauline
Countess 3rd," 11-year-old Holstein,
produced 1928 lbs milk and 43.8 lbs.
fat.
Grant Chidsey with 3-year-old
Jersey, "Torono's Jacoba D" produced
S72.8 lbs milk and 43.6 lbs butterfat.
W. ]. Allard with "Sindt Starlight
Monk" 10-year-old Holstein, pro-
duced 124O.7 lbs. milk and 43.4 lbs.
fat.
"Gay Charlotte of St. Lambert"
.5-year-old Jersey COW owned by
the Long Range Farm produced
818.5 lbs. milk and 43.4 lbs. fat.
c. c. Wyman with IS. Myrick," an
8-year-old Holstein produced 1885
lbs. milk and 1872 lbs. butterfat.
Grant Chidsey with "Jacoba's
Devilla 2nd", 9-year-old Jersey pro-
duced 914.5 lbs. milk and 43 lbs. fat.
Lyle Elmer with "Majesty's Sonta
G., 4-year-old Jersey, produced
773.9 lbs. milk and 42.6 lbs. butter
! fat.
c. & L. Rohdes with "Mayfower,"
a 9-year-old Jersey, produced 1858
lbs. milk and 42.1 lbs. butterfat.
Grant Chidsey with "Torono's
Marigold Pride," 3-year-old Jersey,
produced 744 lbs. milk and Alt lbs.
butterfat.
W. J. Allard with "DeKol Ormsby
Nudine" a 7-year-old Holstein, pro-
duced 1892 lbs. milk and ALL lbs.
butterfat.
The Long Range Farm with
Lady" 4-year-old Jersey, produced
704 lbs. milk and 40.S lbs. fat.
V. F. Rickert, with "Hobbledekoy's
Queen Mab," 5-year-old Jersey,
produced 1928 lbs. milk and 4O.7 lbs.
butterfat.
L. L. Rummell, with "Raymon-
delia," an 8-year-old Guernsey, pro-
duced 812.2 lbs. milk and 4O.6 lbs.
butterfat.
V. F. Rickert, with "Trixy's Yel-
low Fern" a 6-year-old Jersey, pro-
duced 757.4 lbs. milk and 4O.1 lbs.
fat.
Clair I. Miller with "Princess Copia
Hengerveld DeKol," a 4-year-old
Holstein produced 117S.O lbs. milk
and 40.1 lbs. fat.
Two Year Old Glass
{. w. Damon & Son with Queen
by Bellas Nanette holds first place
in this class. This cow produced
e6l.S lbs. milk and 40.5 lbs. fat.
G. & L. Rhodes with "Clover Bios
som" produced 1854 lbs. milk and
1876 lbs. butterfat.
l.. L. Rummell, with "Virginia's
Kid End" produced 1905 lbs. milk and
37.9 lbs. butterfat.
Grant Chidsey with "Torono's Nora
B" produced 62O.0 lbs. milk and 34.1
lbs. butterfat.
&. & L. Rhodes with "Violet" pro-
duced 1852 lbs. milk and 1927 lbs.
butterfat.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
GANYARD STILL LEADS
The Medina Cow-Testing Associs

The Medina Cow-Testing Associa-
ton No. 2, upon completion of its
August work with D. E. Scisinger
as tester, reports that Glen Ganyard
still holds the honor of owning the
cow which leads the association for
August butterfat production-Tiney's
Nancy, pure-bred Jersey, 8 years
old, which has lost one quarter.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-09-29
Miss Mary Hill is spending week
With her sister Meta at Marysviile.
NomCn or INTENTION no rs1rnovn

Notice is hereby given of the inten-
tion OF the Board of County Commits
sioners of Medina County, Ohio, to re-
pair and build the following bridge in
Medina County:
Bridge No. 40 on l. c. H. No. 80, three
miles north east Of Weymouth on
Townships.
The cost of the structure of the above
bridge will be in excess Of One Thous-
and Dollars ($1,000.00).
The Board will hear all petitions or
ment, at their office in the Court House
at Medina. Ohio. on Friday. October 81,
1921, at 1000 o'clock A. NJ
Willis d. Leach
J. ID. Gault
John Ewing
County Commissioners Of Medina
County.
Sent 22-29. Oct g. 13
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
THURSDAY
RECOvER RING

RECOVERING
 Judge II. P. Merrill, who has been in Phoenix under tine care of a sur geon is reported recovering rapidly from a surgical operation performed on his throat.
 WAS IN CITY.
 Judge W. C. Jack, of Douglas, was in the city yesterday on court busi- ness. The judge stated that he had about recovered from his Kidnapping experience recently on Nogales and that he did not care to go through the same experience again. He also said that he had received word that a grand jury was about to be called to investigate the Kidnapping of himself and c. P. Edison, of Texas.
 DRAes
 Every drag in Cochise county is at work. County Engineer Sid Smyth had all his gaings going yesterday and today as the soil is just right for drag ging. The state had both the Chad ATTENDED MASONIC MEETING.
 A number of members of the local lodge of Masons were in Bisbee last night to attend the Bisbee lodge on account of the attendance of the Grand Master Among those who made the trip were: C. J. Wynn,
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TOOK INVENTORY

Harry Heney, receiver of Boyd's Drug Store, ". T. Boyd and Earl Ner- chant, spent yesterday in Wilcox talk ing inventory Of the Wilcox store. which also closed when the estate went to bankruptcy Mir Heney an- nounced today ,ha, following taking of inventory il the local store. sale will be effected Of the stock and fix tures
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TO TUCSON.

Jas. Giacoma. of the Tombstone All to Co. and L. G. Fahnestock. cashier of the Cochise County State Bank, spent yesterday in Tucson on a buci- ness visit.
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INJURED BY FALL

According to word received here yesterday by Mrs C w Stark. her husband Rev C. w. Stark. received broken collar bone several days ago as result Of fall in Earlville. Iowa, where he went from here to locate The injuries are not considered se- rious and other than he was hurt in fall no further details were received here
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STATE LAND DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS HERE.

Rudolph kuchler, state land com missioner. and wife. and party, were in Tombstone today on a tour of in spection in the southern part Of the state. of state land lease applications. They continued on to Bisbee and Douglas
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November 3Oth.
TO CHARLESTON.

The Thompson Elliott highway crew has nearly reached the Charleston bridge and if little moisture was to fall now it would make a wonderful Improvements in the work they have already done. On the road from here to Ramsey Canyon and Jacks Place there is but one bad stretch and this is the one that lies between the Bu- ena School House and the "troughs" and which County Engineer Sid Smyth stated some time ago he would get onto as soon as possible, so it is likely this will be his next work. which. when completed. will help out all that country. as it is used not only for Tombstone Huachuca mountain travel. but is an important link in the Fort Huachuca Hereford Bisbee trav- el and a part of the most important route below the San Pedro river in Co chiSe county. hence Mr. Smyth's de- termination to get on it as soon as possible is a very advisable determin- ation.
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BACK FROM DOUGLAS.

County Engineer Sid Smyth re- ,g-ned today from Douglas. where he has been in conference with Chair man J E. Hart. ot the board of su- pervisOrs. on road matters
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VISITED IN TUCSON.

Mrs. Nellie Dalgleish and daughter Miss Camilla, who spent the week end here. went to Tucson yesterday, Miss Dalgleish remaining to resume her studies at the University
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TO WITNESS GAME.

Judge 4. C. Lockwood and wife and children went to Bisbee today to wit ness the football game between the Bisbee High School and Phoenix foot ball elevens. \ number of other Tombstone residents also went over to take in the game
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GOES TO HOSPITAL.

Mayor (. L. Cummings left this
 morning fer Bisbee. where he will en- ter the C. < A. hospital for treatment.
 following a month severe attack of
 rheumatism and diabetis.
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FROM DOUGLAS.

Deputy Sheriff O'Brien, of Douglas is here as a witness in a case in Di vision l of the Superior Court.
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W MEETS TONIGHT

A meeting o! St Pauls Guild will be held tonight at the home of Mrs. J. II. Macia, when special business will come up for attention. The meet ing is called for o'clock and a full attendance is requested.
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LIGHT RAINS

Up to ten o'clock this morning only light showers had fallen in the Hua- chucas. starting in abo tutwo o'clock this morning. There was no snow fall it moi being cold enough.
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A GAY MONTH.

The issuance of the bookings for the Crystal theater. covering Decem- Der. forecast considerable amusement for December because of the face Of the number of more than ordinarily good pictures and dances announced on the bookings sheet Tombstone people, IS well as the management of the theaier are to be congratulated on the December bookings
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PROPERTY CHANCE.

Ray E. krebs has sold his two adobe houses below the tracks near the old gas plant to J. $. Dixon, who will move into his newly acquired property at once and the same will undergo many repairs. MT. Dixon is section foreman of the F.. P. & S w at this point
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FROM BENSON.

E. Maier. the wholesaler of Benson, came in today from Bisbee. He says that everything indicates q gradual resumption Of business after the first of the year He looks for no boom but a gradual pick up that will eventually lead to q stable business of good proportions.
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FOR STEALING WOOD.

Arturo Martes. Mexican youth of Bisbee. was brought to the juvenile jail this afternoon. charged with stealing wood
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CIVIL SUIT ON.

A civil suit of L. A Carillo. of pany. was on during the day in Divi- sion l of the Superior Court before a jury with indications that it will net he completed before tomorrow. The suit is one for debt.
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TO TUCSON.

N Nj. Bludworth and brother, John went to Tucson this morning From there they will go to Fl Paso.
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HAIL IN HuACHUCAS.

According 10 word received here this morning from the Huachucas, a heavy hail, lasting over a half hour, fell in the mountains this morning. followed by rain
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BACK FROM WILCOX.

II. D. Palmer. reporter of Division ? of the Superior Court. returned to- day from Wilcox. where he went to take dispositions in case in the Su, perior Court
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DRAGGING

sufficient mosture having covered the Tombstone Benson road. County Engineer Sid Smyth put the drags to work this morning on the road and it will be of great help as it was sadly needed but lack of moisture prevented it's being done previously.
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SOON.

1922 auto licenses will soon be is- sued and under the new law rush al the office of County Assessor Geo. R. Henshaw is looked for as soon as he announces he is ready to issue same Get in line. don't push. and get them carly is good advice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

A. R. Randy. brother-in-law of the Kendall brothers. returned to Tomb stone today from Sacramento, where he has been placing d shipment of steers to be snt out from here soon by the Kendall brothers.
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TO BIS 8 E E.
ARIZONA WILDCATS
 SKIN WHITTIER.

According to word received here to- game yesterday on the Tucson uni. versity field by score of : to agains; the Whittier college team of California
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Bert Langford. deputy sheriff in the West Huachuca district. station ed al Sunnyside. was in Tombstone today. having come in to consult with Sid Smyth. county engineer. relative to road work being carried on in the west side of the mountains. MT
 Langford. who is in charge of the work. reports that it is progressing nicely and the county engineer is do- of the county, which is receiving q little more assistance from the county this year than it ever received before.
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AHEAD OF TIME.

They have to sit on the brakes on the ears of the Rockhill stage line since the road to Bisbee has been worked over. otherwise they will get in ahead Of time.
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TO COUNTY JAIL.

Jose Antonio Cisneros. held to an swer on q charge of statutory rape, and Bonnie Hernandez, held to an swer on a charge of horse stealing, were yesterday brought to the county jail from Bisbee, to be held uStil their cases are called in the superior court They were both bound over by Judse Craig.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
FROM ST. DAVID.

J. \. Curtis, ST. and son. Milton today enroute to Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

they would travel for many miles yet over good roads and went westward with nothing but praise for our high ways. which they will recommend to their friends back in Oklahoma.
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TO TUCSON.

Supt. J. II. Davis of the Bunker Hill Mines Co. went to Tucson this morning. accompanied by Mrs. Davis, where they will spend several days on L visit
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MARK IT DOWN.

The first snow ill Tombstone fell or November goth. it was very light and was off the ground before most of our people were out Of the hay this morning \ peculiar thing was happening about nine o'clock last night when over head nothing but stars were in the skies. yet from out Of the west came the most vivid Of lightning flashes. SD strong that one could read the common print of a newspaper while the flashes were on.
 The snow storm of last night and this morning was a trifle heavier in the surrounding mountains. It was a wet snow and reports from the Hua- chucas are to the effect that il snow- ed right along after midnight until nearly daylight. and at s o'clock this morning there was two inches of wet snow on the ground at the Miller canyon reservoir.
 IN sIseEE.
 Mir and Mrs A. F. Davis were in
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CHANGE IN WEATHER.

Colder weather today with a cloudy sky gives indications that storm is brewing with real cold weather Tn store, say old timers, and probably means that our Indian summer"
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UP FROM ST. DAVID.

David. was in Tombstone today. hay.
 ing brought the justice of the Peace, Peter A Lofgreen. to conduct the in.
 quest over the Thompson killing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
IN eISeEE.

MT. and Mrs. A. F.. Davis were in Bisbee today on brief visit, motor. ing over this morning.
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TO JOIN HUSBAND.

Mrs. C. W. Stark left yesterday fol Earlville, Iowa. where she will joiI her husband, Rev Stark. who is 10 cated there.
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SEND IT IN.

All those who have unfinished work at home or any donations for the Ba- zaar are requested to send same to either Mrs. Webb or Mrs. Hutchison. not later thaa "Wednesday evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

was in Tombstone today enroute to Douglas. where he will spend Sunday with his family.
 HERE FROM ELoIN.
 Mir and Mrs. Snavely and child have moved to Tombstone from Elgin and have taken the cottage next to the Reeves residence.
 TO BissEE.
 Cashier J. r. Connolly, of the First National Bank, went to Bisbee today where hs will spend Sunday with his family. and they --:i'I return here to- morrow evening, their household fuf niture having arrived today. They will take the Walker cottage
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IN DOUGLAS.

Jail Matron Mrs Phoebe Preston went to Douglas today on visit con- nected with her official position
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DRUMME REPORT
BUSINESS GOOD.

Quite a number of commercial men they found business here better than in most towns. All hotels report bus
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TUESDAY
ROM PHOENIX.

FROM PHOENIX.
 B Y Won Sendin, life insurance agent of Phoenix, is in Tombstone for q short stay. IN eIssEE.
 Constable Porter Mcdonald anc wife spent yesterday in Bisbee visit. ing with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
TOOK INSANE PATIENT.

Sheriff J. F.. Hood this afternoon took an insane patient, Refugio Nui- gura, 10 the state asylum at Phoenix He was committed this morning by Judge Sames following a hearing. The sheriff will return home tomorrow.
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PRELIMINARY CONTINUED.

4; the request of the defendants attorneys, the preliminary hearing of $ B Brown. former cashier, and J. Il. Reid. Jr. former boOkkeeper of the defunct Central Bank of Wilcox, has been continued for week. The hear ing is to be held before Judge Sames and had been set for Friday by Coun- " Attorney poss
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
IN ENSON.

Attorney Lee o. Woolery spent this morning in Benson attending to busi- ness matters
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
INSURANCE MAN

L. l.. Butler. insurance man O! Douglas, is spending several days in Tombstone
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HARKEY BROS. HERE.

the Mustang Gap country are visitors in Tombstone today on business.
 THE OLD NEST
 The benefit given at the Crystal theater last night by the ladies of St. Paul's Guild was successful in attend ance, pictorially and musically While the picture was all that was expected of it, the orchestra under the director ship of Professor Tilford came in for more approval than the picture. Tombstone is very proud of it's school orchestra, and well can she afford to be. The old Nest is a clean, healthy play with all the interest centering around one character, the mother and as portrayed by Mary Alden was rem dered without flaw. The other char acters did not get your interest, it was all the love emotion, the heart breaks and heart throbs of the mother that counted ;n the Old Nest and the slight defects and other little inacur- racies did not count In other words, Mother is the wholes how in the Old Nest, and that is right and proper, for after all is done and said, Mother is the whole show in any home. Such plays are good for one, now and then.
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REGULAR VISITOR.
TO sISeEE.

W. J. Stewart. local barber. ac- companied by his wife and Fred Ben nett. went to Bisbee today to spend the day on business.
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BACK FROM SACRAMENTO.

mess here as very good.
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FRIDAY
SVES FROM crEEs6N.

G. I. Van Meter, well known resi- dent of Gleeson, spent a few hours in the county seat today. having busi- ness at the court house. IS REPORTED MISSING.
 Cochise officers have been request ed to be on the lookout for Dr. H. R.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04
TOMBSTONE TOWN TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
BiSBEE DEPUTY

Verne LaMoore, BisDee motorcycle business al the sheriff office
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RECEIVED COPIES OF
 MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS.

weather is about over.
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SATURDAY

TO DOUGLAS.
 C. w. Brown. deputy state auditor. who has been auditing the books at the defunct Central Bank of Willcox, as <~esult of which charges were preferred against two former officials,
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BACK FROM PHOENIX.

Sheriff J. F. Hood returned today from Phoenix, where he went 10 take an insane patient While in Phoenix the sheriff arrested s. B. Brown and J. F. Reid, Jr.. on charges preferred in connection with the closing of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

Hitchins. dentist. He was in Tomb stone about a week ago and had a room at the Arlington Hotel. He sud denly disappeared and no trace of him has been found for the past five days. He was a resident of Tucson for a number of years and also lived in this city for many years. TO eIssEE.
 Mrs Frank Vaughn went to Bisbee today on brief visit.
 IN eIseEE.
 Mrs. J. z. James spent the day in Bisbee today on I visit wHh friends. IN eIssEe. j. x. Gaines. of the Cochise county taxpayers association. was in Bisbee yesterday on business. OVER FROM sissEE. Attorney Frank Thomas. of Bisbee. Sspent short while in Tombstone to- day on legal matters
 REGULAR VISITOR. | Jack Frost is regular visitor now adays. each morning greeting the early riser
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BLISS TICKETS.

But two bliss tickets were issued this week out of the office of Clerk J. F. James. of the Superior court. as against five issued last week. They follow:
 Alcario Lagun. of Elgn. to wed Luz Gonzales. of Ft. Huachuca. --
 Fred Reever, to wed Ruth Crosby, Of Douglas.
 Walter F.. Lynch. of Benson. to wed Irez Ferguson, Of Webb.
 Cristobal Anaya to wed Dolores Lo- peg. of Tombstone
 Frand Rich to wed Lillie D. Ed. ridge, of Douglas.
 David Patillo, of Douglas. to wed Ira Johnson, of Pine Bluff. Ark.
 Gallatano Vasquez to wed Bibians Santana. Of Bisbec.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

Jack Welch. J. F. Ross, II. P. John sou. J. A. Ivey, H. H. Hughart, w. A.
 McSparron. Jack Davis. Guy welch,
 L. G. Fahnestock. Lee Hutchison. w Lusa and Dave Brancn
 MAIL FEM EARLY.
 The postal department is sending out considerable literature this year urging upon the public the necessity for mailing Christmas packages early
 Business at the local post office in dicates that the people are this year needing the advice of Postmaster Gen eral Hays that holiday packages will be sure to reach their destination be- fore Christmas if they are mailed ear iy to avoid the rush" wick crew and the Douglas east crey , taking advantage of the situation. The
 soft stretch near Apache was gone over in an effort to find out if it will stand up and if now it will have the proper mixture put on right away so that the softness will be eliminated. IN slssEe.
 Ed Massey and wife spent yester- day in PiSbee visiting with friends
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FROM WEST HUACHUCA.

by Judge Craig
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4 LITTLE EAIN.

A LITTLE EAIN.
 A little rain during the early hours Of morning and shortly after o'clock greeted Tombstone and vicinity today followed by cold wind. and dark, overhanging black clouds, which cleared up considerably in the after noon. Old timers say, however, that it will soon be good duck weather" LADIES' AID BAZAAR.
 Many pretty hand made creations to be disposed of at the Christmas Bazaar to be held on December 2nd are on display at the office of H. P. Merrill. where the sale will be held. Besides fancy work of all kinds many serviceable articles are on display and will be fitting Christmas gifts. A light luncheon will also be served beginning at o'clock.
 BIG PICTURES
 It will undoubtedly be very pleasing to the patrons of movieland to know that two excellent pictures are book ed for Christmas and New Years at tine Crysta thea;er, the one for Christmas being the famous James Curwood story, 'Nomads of the North" and the one for New Years is said to be the greatest picture ever staged. "The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" This is most remark able bill for the holidays.
 OVER FROM sIssEE.
 Baptist Caretto. Bisbee resident. was a visitor in Tombstone today on business at the court house. TO ATTEND MEETING.
 Mrs J. H. Macia, secretary of the Cochise County Child's Association Committee. went to Bisbee today. where she will attend a meeting of the association.
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SNOW IN MOUNTAINS

There was a light mantle of snow on the Huachucas this morning
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SPENT SUNDAY HERE.

ness matters.
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WEDNESDAY,
BENSON MERCHANT.

s. B Moss. well known Benson mer- chant was a business visitor in Tomb stone last night. He reports business picking up in the San Pedro valley.
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IN FROM RANCH.

Z. N. Gordon. and daughter Miss Bessie, were visitors in Tombstone to- day from their ranch at Turner
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IN slSsEE E.

Ed Massey and wife spent yester- day in Bisbee visiting with friends.
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HERE FROM CAMILLE.

Mrs N. \. Igo and F. J. McCarty came in today from Camille on a briei visit the guests of l1r and Mrs. Johu Igo
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TO TUCSON.

Miss Mildred Stark left for Tue. son this morning. where she will visit with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-12-04

J. R. Fitzpatrick and wife, of Bis bee. spent Sunday in Tombstone visit ing with relatives.