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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
VIM. h. Rogers

Mr.. Vim. II. Rossrs, aged 81
yssrs, died st his home q isv milas
Wss, of 'Dickscu. fhsvday evsuing
February i0sh. after . iss dayv ill.,
nses ot heart trouble.
A h.i.i funeral sessics Wa hsld
., the residence Saturday morning
conducted bv Rev, Hsvsley, and
bis remains shipped % aycapore,
Illinois, TOT intermeal.
The deceased and HE estiuable
vile had only been living hsss
about two yean, bot doing that
short period had msde MANY iriends,
~ho regret exceedingly hi tAkins
away. and extend their sympathy
,u the heart nfoAsa wife and othsi
flowed ones, ~ ''" -
HE death has hroush, the bite,
cup oi sorow TO ,bt hps oi isiends
and relatives H,s was q heart oi
gold. He vas one oi natures
noblrmen In its true sense--brxvs
sruerpu- sa,:: -i- s..-.-.i-- HE ~as the
soal II honor. and bis iriynd~ and
Friendships wsfe. tac~d ~. him, \.
He vac . devoted bnsbasd an1
a klpd.snd infulsent father. bu,
ta. srss,e.s a all. mss he - 4 man,
And a. 4 man Il isthat those vhc
knew hiw hest. VI o~t love u con-
,snria,. him lie believed In the
tatoerao,>d Of Ged and the brother,
rood q man. HI believed thai
the nsu wbo scattered flowers Ia
:he pathway n h,. FELLOW msn; vAe
lets INFO lhs dark places oi liii
the svnshsae ~ husnAs sssh|ssAy
and tamar happinessv 10 following
in tas iro,.tsp. Al his Aastss.
In ha death this community
soses one II i.s nost progressive
citsssna He believed that thin
county could be made one u. ths
irenest 10 The state in ths
dairy and sxvical.afai lin. and Il
that esd b. had mapped ous q line
VI wots !os The neSt lee yesrs ID
which he nAd nep~i to prase hai
faith br ha works.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
REMAINS slovcsT
NOME Fua lnTElnEII

The remains d Hensy Gillian,
aged IL ye.fs, wefe hspasht i~ss
ADD Conveyed TO the home cf biz
mother. Mr.. Liaais Gillian, nesa
Cumsesi.nd faases Aendav allss.
noon.
The isceAssd uas dsosnsd sigA
three others. oG pscsmkss. "a h
the Tennsssee River while q wssl
a. Muscles shoass, nsar florsees.
Aiahama.
Although q dihg~pf search wsx
made at the time oi the acciduml.
bic t.nts -. nAl lnnnA anlil l..A
Friday, February a.. kavina As<a
IN the water ~ davs
Bssidss bls mntkAs. be- 10 snrxissd
by oIe brother and two sisteRs. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

h saslassad As Ais xs&as .kissis- -..-..
". II, Assos wss tssssdinsiy
anieStuaats A&l ss&k. Thixsss
bsslss inie aa store kHss and carsisd
|ad scms 81 bis goods. and at hls
iasm IL The osaaUy. Gre burned 4
lafss CRIB si essa.
j. A Bslthsov and X, A. wixht
attended The messias a the Aasooie
Lodge st Dieks,s lsss Friday nisAt.
Died. o, this pisr~ iass Fr,Aay
evening, Me- Monsos Hall. aged ~
|yesss. IL leaves q, vile and sve
shiidsa. He sas 8 eco oi Jaka
Hall. Al tha plses. and Ass sev~sAl
bso1hers and sisssss living hare,
11f. Hali came here . leo moushs
ssos hoeias 10 sssaia hk hsahh.
@ sG; sSS. a dc asa go As.e s s: SC -. =...S :. 80
rovsses al sahsrcaIosis BE made
ln.ny kiesAs whe aaisd him oil
sAey ecsid. e,,..'~,-. ea..-.
The stort lvis roo W Ma. and
jss Shaver last Saturday hight,
Mr J, c, ], simans 10 very sck
si shis writing.
Rev, fu~sA was called here 10
Fpseach shs iunaral III ,Aosree Mass
last Saturday:
Dv. A. q. Cosbin spen. las. Mon-
day 10 Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Mrs valeons Oliphant. .-sx lhss
|plsce has been Waiting irisnds Asd
relatives on Beaver Dam ios the
past week hu, returned 10 her
home bsre Sunday
Little Syndeli Hall hes been ON
the siek.liss ia The past iaw days,
Mr., and Mn. Clayton Sssef. Of
Nashville. spent the &eet end here
the sussts Of relatives and friends.
Miss Lsons johnson. after spend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
MiIEkI nIIsIlEls g;
n nexam Fen 1Iu

Ameng The very b<ss stssscsions
comias V our town will be shs
"Dsrk Tovn chautaa>aa Minstrel
Co. under the dirscsioa oi Mlss
Wrun Hepkias. which uill hs
fsssa Friday night, Feb. Is at
0akmont.
The Minstrel Company IL eon.
posed entirely oi young men. oi
talsnt. and The program 10 full aal
running over silh sanss aud daac,
Ing. The psooeeds ct the sn.srtain.
msas will 90 10 the United Daush.
s=s. q! 6! :h~ :h~ s,aaasas=.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Ar. Hershsl Dancan and Ai3
Asssis Chappell wess married
Suoday evening at The home oi
the brides pasen,a Nj. and Mrs..
Wade Chappsll, On Rictst avenus.
Rsv. HsnFy, pas.os oi the Preshy.
tsrian Church. osacisiing,
The bride vac becosissly sitirsd
IN s-hrUwn ssayvaiHa sais- sad carried
. bouquet Of rint roses.
. MI. and Mts. Duaosa ven, 10
Nashville Sunday night. where they
viii rstide. Ar. Duncan bsins
pfominsAtly connected in the auto.
mobile businsss In the, city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Psssoos ssh;sct 70 psrio<aae hili-
oua sttscks viii ohsexvs that their
appetite fails them .sss before N
attack. That n thsy Do nat really
crxve tood but sas .~seaCse IL ID
ussai tuna. II thev will eAt ooly .
light neal add ~ meat. then nks'
sso al CAAmbsRiAin's Taklsss The
snack NAY b. svusdsd. v
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
All Virus Permit iiesders !.
To Serve Asothes Year

ID, l. Jacob. state vetsFinarisn,
has iust announced thks Il has been
detsfmiped by 4 ruling oi shs. com.
msssioass o& ,ss,seulsuss asa asmsell
that all visus Permits isssed ou
and between February 10. leie and
February 10, ia7l hs extended ios
Z period oi twelve months isou
date unless otherwise ordered.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
) - 2 ~ w" r" 7
Earssst Request.

TIE oalcen u The Uaioa Csms.
tesy Association earnestly request
parties IL cleaning oa their lots. 10
mol sst Av 10 The grass and rubbish,
'TSn wxs tiphT'ths lirsf u thh fwsst
snd ths lire sooa sprsad Ard did
much damage 10 the trees asd
shrubhery.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
tuNN'S NEAT MARKET
Comolste line OF Seohod packio.
Houre Meats Shipped Daily.


Fish, Oysters. Celery, Lettuce, aud
Cocanut Butter
~ iO3- Both Phonss--l03
SUNDAY DINNER BASKET
t. -ho~ you We apprscias. your
patronage Ne ars going 10 offer ss
a special tor your Sunday dinner
Beef Rib or Brisket Roast, ,....- lSc
Besi chuck OF clod Roast -.. Dc
Beeis-Round Loin or 7 Bone 35c
Lambs are high but Zoe Roast Oc
Pork ( Veal 3cl ....-.............,....25c
Head Lettuce aud Celery. large l5c
We are not sacrificing quality to
give you these prices. and they ~,ll
be ou, Of the choice beet stssss that
Neubod Psrking Co. have. W.
have iuil line OF all tinds oi meals.
both tresh and dried. also tish, oys
ters ana cocanu, butter Al al, times.
You have helped us TO pay icr
our home and business. nov ve are
gong to helr you have some Sun.
day dinners cheap. So protect youi
table with Government inspe cted
.Husats Va handle nothing hnt
Neuhof, packing peoduca, their
hogs. cattle and sheep ars oil home
rsised and bough, in the local mar
ket. Money spent ios Nsuhof =
mests nsvef leave the State. 20
watch ior our Dinner Baske, and
give ~ your order We have n.
elusive rights on Evs,bes, Pure
Cocanut Buiter--no animal fats
and are going 10 cell |, to ,ou u,
Soc. Our dealings with you mu-t
b. ~ our, meats--sstlsisctasy. ~
every -rpsct. Respt.,
l.uNN MEAT MARErr,
Dickson, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
TENN ESsEg CRY.

Rev aad Mr. Dan L~adie. ot
Wsvssly. spen, q shart iieos here
last week al the Butler Evaas'
hoHe.
John Parhman. a white Oak,
dror2el dead In hfs yard Thnrsdsy
VI lsss seeh. Hss suddsn passing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
NOTICE.

This. vito owe iSN City fxxts
viii please come Toward and settle
a, once. 50 tina, the CITY can NEE,
II. ah,isa spna John Shelley. City
Marsha
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
Deaths

Mrs. Jane Graham. one ot tbs
reosass's . eldest ,ssA mart Aishly -
spec,ed ci.ileus, died Saturday
February IL. al the home Of be-
son. s. d. GssAss, % ksils 0sssk
Funeral srTvices wss held sunday
morning at the Fret Prssbytsrisa
Cauph. and intssmeut took piAss
IN toe Union Cepetery.. .,,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

FOR SALK-silvss.lscsd Wyaa.
do,ls cocksssls d .M--G. |. Scott.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18
osrruARv.

W. D. Dsaa vas horn January 5,
ts<1. departed this liie February
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-02-18

Mr. Wiley Dean. sssd - ysarss
died a, hts home In South Dicksont
sunday, February u, HE semainl
wers conveyed 10 Nj. l1banou
Church graveyard for intermsnt
Monday. He 10 survived BY his
vile and seysral srown children.
Mrs. Missioafi Ann Burns. aged
S years, died Saturday moro.
Ing February l2~ ai the homs
oi her soa-in.law. Baker, on
Curry avenue. Her RENAME we're
conveyed to vsnless whore inter,
men.s took place Monday In the
family buryina ground.
Nr William Greer. agsi 45 vsarv
died Tuesday morning. February
Is, At his home on Pinsy, after an
illnsss oi several months duration
Funeral servicss Vas hsld Wedaes.
day aud his remains laid TO rest In
the. .Doneesn graveyard. He 10 sur.
vived by his vile and nx children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
OLD TIMERS RENEW
 MEMORIES OF THE PAST

TUCSON. Dec. 30.--At d meeting of the Arizona Pioneers Historical so- ciety yesterday il was decided that movement be started immediately 70 procure modern fire-proOf building for the organization in Tucson in or der that the society might have per manen; home and. more important s;i!i.in order that the invaluable h:s- torical records might be safely house..
 The temporary quarters Of the so- ciety are more or less unsatisfactory from the standpoint of security. and the records which cover the history of Arizona for the past six or seven decades. might be wiped out in few minutes time Such a loss would bs irreparable.
 A lot has been donated here as building sic and the me mbers Of iha society will ask the state al the nex, meeting of the legislature to assist in the expense of constructing the buil.I- ing Officers were elected fer the ensuing term and the pioneers spent much Of the afternoon in recalling the episodes of early days in the ter ritory, and many stirring stories were recOunfed
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
NO TRACE VET. OF STOLEN CAR.

The sherifrs office reports no clue yet obtained on the stolen Studebaker auto. taken night before last from the Fairbank. although word has been tel egraphed to all parts of the state. par ticularly along the border.
 Yesterday morning A. l.. Heney. ,f the Fairbank Comemrcial store ad- vised the sheriffs office that a Stude- baker belonging to the Slag Dump gar age at Bis5ee and driven 10 Fairbank by friends of Mir. Heney had been talk en from his yard during the night anl no trace Of it had been found. The thieves first tried to start his Dodge roadster which was in the garage. Failing in this they then made away with the Studebaker. The car was tracked back toward Huacnuca Siding for several miles, where an Oakland ear presumably also stolen and out of gasoline was found The thieves had evidently became stalled and came to Fairbank. stealing the Studebaker and went back for their belongings ani returned through Fairba1k headed for Bisbee or Douglas and possibly across ;he line. Two men and woman were seen in Fairbank early in the evening and it is believed they took the car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
euRRUEl TO BE
 HANGED FOR MURDER

TUCSON. Dec 20-A yerdirt v. first degree murder was returned on Wednesday evening by the jury in the trial Of Pedro Burruel. charged with killing Carlos Gastelum at Siiverbe'. and the penalty fixed at death by hanging
 In one o; the strongest and most mas;crly petitions ever made by him to d jury during his four years incum- bency in the office of county prosecr- tor. Kirk T. Moore. for more than an hour pleaded with jury not 10 coun- tenaGce d cold blooded murder by le.- ting Bu-ruel off with anything under the heaviest penalty exac;ed by the state for this crime. In convincing manner he went point by point thru the testimony against the accused. which he said proved beyond doubt he guilt of Burruel. as the perpetrL- tor o. ont of the most cold blooded murders committed in Arizona in years
 The jury. after the case had been placed in it's hands. deiibe rated but a short time before returning the yer. die; that sealed the fate of Burrue'
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
LIVESTOCK AND RANGES

PHOENIX. Dec. 30.-Al;hough both days and nights have been cold. ab- sence of stormy weather and high winds have rendered conditions fairy tolerable for livestock. Except for some shrinkage from cold weather in the northeast stock on the ma jor graz. ing ranges continue in good condition. Friday night a light fall Of snow oo- cured in the northern counties but did no; add materially to that on the ground. Reports to the weather bu- resu indicate that the snow Of the preceding week disappeared rapidly and that stock are not prevented from reaching necessary pasture. Water continues to diminish and in many viaces in the northern section water holes are frozen over In the Flagstaff section water is scarce and very liz tie snow on the mountains, much less than usual for the season At Grand Canyon and Williams temperatures of and degrees below zero respective ly occurred during the week. the low est of the season. Three and half to four inches of snow cover the ground in that section. more than that
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TWO TROOPERS HELD

Two negro troopers from Naco. W. brough; to the police station last night by Customs Inspector Chatham and checked up for investigation Lyons had SIS, III coin and currency in his pockets When jokingly asked by jhe police if he had been shooting craps 70 have SO much money he re- piled that he dealt Monte and pla.- ed poker but that he never shot craps. The customs officer would not having done --Review
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TOMBSTONE TON TOPICS TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY
JOHN NEWeuRY HOME.

Hon. John Newbury, who lei; Doug jas early last fall 10 go on a business Jrip east and 10 attend ihe supreme lodge oi the Knights of Pythias. re- turned 10 Douglas last night from ia Roy. Texas, where he is interested in some oil property During the ses- sion ot the Knights of Pythias su- preme lodge MT. Newbury was taken seriously i'll and was confined in the hospital for seyera, weeks. undergo ing two operations Douglas Interna- tionaL
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
HUNDRED MILLION
 FOR STATE ROADS

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. 24.- Republican leaders of the House have agreed upon an appropriation of sloo.- oO0.0 900 for state road aid. it became known today after an executive ses- sion of the House Roads Committee
 A bill introduced by Representative McArthur. of Oregon. now before the Roads Committee. would make $40a.- 000. GOO of Federal funds available dur ing the next four years. but it devel- oped that the Republican Steering Committee has decided that in the in terest of economy the appropriation should be limited to $100.000, 900 and should no, cover more than a two year period
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02

Midnight mass al the CathOl ( ed by hundreds of people The church was so crowded that the doors were ,ef; open tha; those Tn the vestibu Q might share in the service
 Begun al midnight the service la g. ed until 2:3O during which time many members of the church took holy con- mnnion
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
AGED MEXICAN PIONEER AND BROTHER DEAD.

Last week at the county hospital al Douglas. Cayetano Vilducea, we!. known figure about Tombstone, pass ed away. on the 18th, due to old age infirmities, for which he had been taken to the hospital The old ma7. probably over SD, had lived in Tomb stone over 8 years. Two days after Cayetano's death friends Of the old man here received word that his brother, Jose Maria. had been found dead in the hills near Patagonia. where he resided
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
REGARDING THE TEACHERS

PHOENIX, Dec. 2?-The state board of education has refused 10 extend the teachers who were employed 10 fi,, the vacancies in the regular teaching staffs. and has gone on record as op- posed 10 allowing any but qualified teachers to act as instructors in A-i- zona schools. i; became known today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
necIion with his legal work
HERE FROM TEXAS.

Texas. was in Tombstone today Mr reres;s in Cochise county. and came here 10, look after assessment work tn case the President failed to sign the extensive oil land interests in Steph- ems county and reports that from a county of several thousand the popd- laticn has jumped to several hundred thousand and that business is hum ming there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02

Joseph Hansen. former assistant couaty attorney. and family, left this morning for Douglas where they will spend tomorrow with friends They wiIl return tomorrow evening leaving Sunday morning for Glendale. where Mr. Hansen expects 10 open up law practice
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
8 ENSON POSTOFFiC ROBBED SATURDAY.

Sheriff ]. F. Mcdonald reports the robbery of the Benson posfofiice some time Saturday night and following in vestigation finds tha. a small amount taken by the burg'ars. who were pro bably boys. The case is still under iuypSiieation
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
MRS. IvEY VERY ILL.

Mrs NJ 4 trey wei known Tcrnb- stone pioneer resident has been very i.l at her home on s:h street for sey- eral days and her condition today : reported as not improved Her sons. Joe. A. and Frank. who reside here. have been constantly at the bedside
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
VISITING FRIEND.

Miss Ellen Watkins. of Bisbee. i! spending seyers. days ill Tombston' the gues; O. Miss Dorothy krebs
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02

Charleston Dam survey in Tomb Der oi juyeni stone today business the court ot. He Wa. house. Lockwood an
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
BACK TO PHOENIX

Supreme Justice D. l.. Cunningham and Mrs Cunningham. who speft Mr. and Mrs R J. Cornelius. returned mororing as far as Benson with M-
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO lCS ANGELES.

Miss Vera Smith left this morning for Los Angeles where she will enter training at the Los Angeles county hospilai fcr the neSt TWO years. With previous experience gained in the Sis ter's hospital there Miss smith ex- poets 10 make rapid strides in her work there
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO AJO.

F.. Sands,rom local leasor. went 70 Aio last night on 'hy Golden s'a'e Limited. to look after number Of mining claims he has there. in case the President does nOt sign the ex- emption bill
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO eiSBE EE

Mr. and Mrs- R. ]. Cornelius aai family and Judge and Mrs. D. l.. Gun ningham. motored to Bisbee yesterday on d visit with friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO POWDER PLANT.

NIT and Mrs w l. Stewart will cave Sunday for the Apache Powder plant near $, David where Mr Stew ari has contracted to run a mess hal for the next few months. He will leave his local business the Turquoise Barber Shop. in the hanGs 0. his son. Hayden Taylor an expert tonsorial;s:
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
investigation.
HELD JUVENILE COURT.

Superior Judge \. C Lockwood vAs in Bisbee yesterday conducting juven- ile court duriny the entire day. some fifteen or twenty eases coming up for disDpeal
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02

The program al the concert gwen last night al the High School by the orchestra composed of the High scho pl orchestra and former members no V attending the T.. of A, was well ren- dered and highly p.eased the good audience that attended The offering received for the Near East Relief amounted 70 over s2o and this will be sent ill next week together with the ba alance O. Tomb. .One.s Inota.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
WEDNESDAY
TO eis6EE.

TO eiseEE.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Thomas went to Disbee this afternoon, where Mrs. Thomas will remain. Mir. Thomas re- turning home. and after aJnuary 1zt when his office expires. will gu to ii;iisDee 10 reside. FRcM ST. DAVID.
 H. R. Rishworth and Homer MaulI- in were visitors in Tombstone today from g.: David.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO RETURN TO MIAMI.

Miss Neila Thie.. who has been wis. during the Christmas holidays. will return to Miami tororrow to resume her duties ss teacher in the public schools ther.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
BIC CROWD AT DANCE.

\ large crowd. many from out Of town. attended the Christmas dance given Saturday night a; Schietefli1 hall The local Jazz orchestra fu,'- nished the music and refreshmen's were served m the banquet room.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO POWDER PLANT.

W. J. stewart, local barber, accom- panied by Mrs. Stewart, mOtored down to St David today. taking in the sights at the Apache Powder plant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
TO TAX CONFERENCE.

County Assessor George Hsnshax vii leave tomorrow for Phoenix where he wiil attend the conference of Ari zona assessors with the state tax commission
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
FROM LOS ANGELES.

Mrs D. F. Kohl is spending ,hc holidays in Tombstone the guest oi her mother. Mrs Helen McClellanl
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
balance os Tombst
MOVED OFFICES.

L. c. Woolery. local attorney and real estate man has moved his offices from the Fowler building on Toughnut street to the Costello building next to Schneiders tailor shop and has fitted himself with new office equipment. Mr Wooltry. who .s also secretary ot ;he SOuthwes, Realty X Trust Cord- pany. loca- company. recently or ganized to handle $. David farming .and. will also conduct the business of ;he company al his new office in con
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
RETURNED HOME.

Mir and Mrs Win Meredith and Ms Emma Tracey. who spen: Christ mas in Tombstone the geusts of MT and Mrs. Isaac Tracey, parents of Mrs Meredith and Miss Tracey. re- .urnan nnmplaN fnEaA
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
GOES TO PHOENIX.

County AshessOr F.. A. Hughes, MO was elected 8 member of the state tax commission in the November elec;io?. is preparing 10 leave this week fJr Phoenix, where he and Mrs. Hughes 90 to make their future home, NJ. Hughes 10 fake office on January Srd. with q, -iY ,aa- -..rm
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
THRU TO CALIFORNIA.

Mir and Mrs. J. A. i;OIGen. of BIs- bee. passed through Tombstone this morning enroute 70 California. where they will locate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
FROM FL PASO

Cashier l.. C. Fahensiock ot ihe Co. chise State Bank returned home yes terday frcm Fl Paso. where he has been the pas. few days on a brief bus inesS trip
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
,Ilunion.
HERE FOR CHRISTMAS.

George Ivey returned 10 Dos Cabez- as today, following Christmas spent in Tombstone with his wife and ch.l- dren.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
and Mrs Cornelius and famii
RETURNED TO PHOENIX

Mrs. Lucille Bressler, who spent ems. Nr and Mrs Dave Armstrong.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
FROM UNIVERSITY.

Norman Abell was among the Tomb : tone contingent who is attending the University Of Arizona, and who spent Christmas in Tcmbhtone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
FROM COchISE.

F. C. Fulghum. of Cochise. vel known caitleman. was among the bus: ness visitors in Tombstone today on business at ;he court house Te re turned 60 his home this afternoon
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
disposal
VISIT ED.

Mike Cofie. of Bisbee returned 70 his home yesterday after spending Christmas here with h.s sister
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
yesterday 10 Phoenix.
TELEPHONE OFFICIAL

G. II. Green travelling auditor Of the
 Mountain States Telephone and Tele- graph company. was in Tombstone
 yesterday mfwy mfv mfw mfw m,w today auditing the local office
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
SCHOOL PROGRAM WELL RENDERED..

turned 10 Douglas |,
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-02
HERE FROM sissEE.

Ear, Reed. manager ot the Coca Cola interests in Bisbee spent the das in Tombstone today the guest Of Mr ! and Mrs Geo. Wales