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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-23
Miss Gladys Wintermute
Has Pretty Home
Wed1iu0

Tho marriage Of Mas Gladys win.
tsrrnuts. daughter OF Or. and Mrs.
G. A. wintermutc. to Mr.. Donald
Currfe. son Of Mr. and Mira. Dan
Currfc. Of Everett. was solemnixri
last evening At tho home OF this
brides parents. DIR. W. A. Major
reading the service at 9 O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed un.
der a canopy OF autumn green's and
chrysanthemums shading from deep
pink to creamy white. AT either aide
clusters Of tho shaggy blooms and
tall candeiabra held lighted altar
candles.
The wedding march from 'Tsohen.
grin was played by Mrs. c. Baker.
and before tho ceremony Miss Mabel
Doniey sang because and AT
Dawninv.- with violin oblsgnto by
Miss Jesnnstte Bell.
Ths bride. coming In with her
father. wore a lovely model % white
Canton crepc. tho skirt with the
smart sids panels and the bodies
with round neck line. flowing sleeves
and silver cloth for tho girdle. A
fiiet Of silver leaves was on her hair
and for flowers she carried shower
Of orchids. white cyciancn. bouvars
dia and lilies OF the valley.
Miss Marie MsndenhAii. OF Ever.
EFT. the maid Of honor. was In blue
and silver hrocads. tho skirt with
the fashionable side drapcry and the
bodice round Of neck and sieevelens.
Columbia roses. pink cyclamen and
bouvartiia we're the flowers carried
Mr.. Charles Carter was srooms-
man for Mr.. Currfs.
At the reception which followed
the ceremony Mrs. Eleanor Chase
and Mira Maud McPhee presided over
the supper table. conferred with a
basket Of ophslia roses. cyclamen
and chrysanthernuns They were as.
sisted by Miss Hazel Corcoran. Miss
Evadna Hanson Of Everett. Miss Ger
truds Lewis and Miss Grace Demo
van.
On thsir wedding trip the bride
wore n navy blue Poiret twill one
piece gown. with a wrap Of dark
blue marvella cloth trimmed with
black skunk fur. and black and
rold hat
Mr.. and Mrs. Currie win be at
home In Everett after December 10.
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Informal Dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. ITuine

Entertaining In compliment TO
Mr.. and Mrs william ~ Irvine.
whose marriage was a recent event.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Fisher will be-
hos,s At an Informal dinner for six.
teen at their home merit Monday
evening.
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Service Friday at
Tea .Shop

Mrs. W. .. Burt will b. hostess
for tho Warrington Park oulid Fri.
day. at tho orthopsdic Tea Shop.
Assisting viii be Mira. L. L. Rear.
don. Mira. J. q. Price. Mrs. H. l.
AcGillis. Mrs. Charles Lea. Mrs. w.
w. Kellogg. Mrs. Hutchinson. MIRA
Frfnk. Mrs A c. Mccallum and
Mas Katharine Maiioy.
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EducnlIonnI CommIllee

Tho educational committee of the
Seattle Council ~ ParcntTeacher ~.
soelntions will meet In the board Of
education rooms. Central building.
Friday. November "a. al ?. m. Mr..
n. n. oridiey. principal OF the Low
oil school. will speak on The Junior
High school"
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nrrnerton Chapter. No. 8

Bremerton chapter. No. 8. Disabled
American Veterans OF tho World
War. will give a basket social al
tho Methodist church banquet room.
Thursday evening. November 20. AZ
Tiao.
Or Alexander Bcnnetts. pastor 81
the Methodist church. will give tho
welcome address.
Carl 3. Jiaiverson. state command.
ct OF the Disabled Veterans, will re-
npond.
veria Schroeder win b the accom-.
PIANIST for the evening.
Plano solo, ....s..sssst..Ns ria tehroeder
vocal solo Miss Lauiss echiaEs,sr
Vocal solo. ...-.....sss.. Mr., EdgaF Beet
vloltn solo. ....... NlNa MarGafet's Hiii
NQeai sole .......ss ssss Nj. itAily Hohfh
Raeltafion. .,........ At. y. u. Jackson
nis tfaa. comedy ...srs.ss4asss.s4.+s
Mr. ~ "a. HAil. U. y n New York
C1msdlan-fsncsF ...s.s.rsf..s.ss....s
... Nc y. y. Butts Z. = N.- York
Comedy ehstrh s.ss.ssssss.ssassss.
.......s Mr. HssUsn ana Ne Edwards
htriused JaEa band q. n Ssw York
ladies' are asked 20 bring a basket
lunch for two. which win b. noid Mt
auction. with an able oomrads In
charge.
No admission will be charged
Everybody welcome.
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FdreWeU Commitment

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byron gimp.
son are entertaining with bridge
supper OF four tables at their home
on "Wednesday evening, November
~, ~ a farewell compliment 10 Mr..
and Mrs. 9. o. Martin, who are leav.
ing December I for San Francisco
20 make their home.
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Tacoma Dancing Club
Announces Dates

Cards received In Seattle announce
the dates for the Assembly club
dances in Tacoma this season They
viii take place In the Scottish Hifo
temple on November rs and Deccm.
Der IS. 1924. and February ~ and
April ., isz3.
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No-Host Dinner

A no-hont dinner at tho College
Club Friday evening. before the
Fine Arts cabaret ball. will BE- spon-
sored By Dr. and Mrs. Otis Floyd
Lamaon and Afr. and Mra Cecil
Bacon
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Dinner and Nah JONAH

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert lie Baron
Duffy entertained with a dinner at
their home last evening. followed by
games Of NAH jongg.
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Personal

Mrs Edward Bailey returned Sat.
urday from a viait OF several months
In Syracuse. ~. r.. and 10 az home
In her apartments al The Cheisoa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. scho~nfoid
let wednesday for sin months 30
iourn In Southern California
Mr.. y. n Mcintosh IN IN Now
York on business Trip. a guest nj
tho Hotel Aston.
Mrs Charles v. whittisssy win re
turn Tuesday from HpokAns. where
she has been visiting her sontnlAw
and daughter. Afr. and Arn. Walter
Scott Rita. for several weeks.
Mira J. G Hutcson returned T'uss
day from a few days spen, at her
summer home o; Fast Sound
Mr.. and MrH. Neal Tcurfeiiosis
Janet powein. who hAv. been oecu.
plying tho homo Of Mr.. and Mira
Frank Van Tuyi. win remove Friday
10 go 57th ava
Mrs. Frank y. Fisher returned last
evening 20 her home In Fort Angeles.
altar spending n week here with
her sister. Mira Harry q. Cook.
Colonel John l.. Hayden. Of Fort
woricn. spent a few days In town
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Driscoli. Jr-
have taken q house a. bz5T sist ave.
N. y.
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BRIDGE Luncheon

Mrs George W. Belmont was host.
esq wednesday afternoon. az her
home. entertaining with a bridge
luncheon for sixteen
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Ballard W. c r. O. viii meet with
Mira. q. o, Moline. io2 n. s1th At.
Friday. November 20. at 2 D. m.
Mira Lola O. Flagg. speaker.
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The ladies' % tho First Methodist
Protestant church. 10th and =. John
81. will hold q baraar Friday. No
vsmber ~. with dinner served frcsn
Q 20 9 o'clock. Mrs. IL C. Watkins
Ia general chairman: Mrs. A. q. Bar.
hour ls in charge Of tho fancy work
booth. Mrs. Lester urosh. useful
articles: Miaa cioah Davis. deilcatcs-
sen. and Mrs. Robert Clark. tho tea
booth.
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nnlnInr Nohln Post No. L

American Legion auxiliary 10
Rainier Noble post No. I Will hold
an allday meeting Friday. Novem'
Der "a. az tho home OF MfH. Harry
Hewitt. 3o22 Eighth ave. =. This IN
the last sewing meeting before the
bazaar. which win be held December
! and 2 Take car No. g.
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Queen City chapter. No. les. O. y
g.. Will give It's third dancing party
OF tho season a, Christensen
broadway hall Friday evening. No.
vomber "a
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Hosts to Rrid1c Club

Mr.. and AIRS. James Colbert suiii.
van were hosts Monday evening to
their bridge club OF thrcc tables.
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Chapter 40. =. y. O. meets with
Mrs Virginia l. kennei,. tTzo i7th
ava ". E-. Friday. November "a. at
= p. m
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University chhutAuaua will meet
Friday. November ~. al .. m. NJ
the homo Of Mrs r. ~. RigEen. 1887
isth ave. y. v. Chapters 4 and .
OF tls New World % isiam." by
Lothrop stoddard. win bs taken up.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

features IN the halls and am attract
i've program will be given n tho up
por aud lower halls. email childrSn
viii be amused Ia the nursery by
the Girls club.
Seward Social and Literary Club
The Seward Social ana Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon NJ
the hofns of Mrs. IL Aimauiat. tais
ALASKA NJ. Mrs. r. r Hobh. assist.
ing hostess. Mrs Dahney will speak
on domestic Science as Taught in
tho Schools"
1. q. E Club
Tho T.. O. ". club will give a card
party for members and their friends
Friday evening. at o'clock. at tho
ElkH' club.
For Information call the chairman
OF the entertainment committee. MrH.
Arthur Davis. East 5544.R
Welsh Concert
The British American association
will give a grand Welsh concert on
Friday evening. November "a. IN
the Fine Arts hail. i2ia Fourth ave.
Members OF British societies and all
strangers and visitors OF British
birth especially invited Seats can
not be held after : o'clock.
Honor Club
Mira Charles II. White win enter.
tain tho Honor club Friday. No
vcnbsr 20. al a o'clock luncheon.
AZ her home baz7 10th ave. n w
All members Of Degree OF Honor
and friends invited. For reserva.
tons phone West ossBR Take
Fauntieroy car 10 brandon at
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Nortiica Choral Club

Rehearsal Of tho Nordica Choral
club win be held on Friday evening.
November 20. at .. m. a, the SAM.
praetio building. al Broadwaysnd Il.
Pine VI
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Womsn.. EdueaiIenaI Cluh

Tho wosnen'r Educational club
viii meet a, tho Federated club.
house. Friday afternoon. November
~.
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TIE Central Mission Study club Of
the Y. W. g. A. will hold ia next
meeting on Friday. November 20. a,
10 a. m in the Bible room OF tho
association.
Chapter ". Of the text book. THE
Trend Of the Races" viii DO the
subyso; OF tho day.
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LII Aloha Athletic Club

lei Aloha Athletic club OF the
University Christian church. viii
uwet Friday. November ~, At io4s
a m. for swimming al the Y. W.
O. A. At 1870 o'clock tho women
will meet in tho lobby Rt tho Y. w.
Q. A. and viii 60 to luncheon to-
GetheN
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washington boulevard ". Q. T. U.

Washington Boulevard W. c, r. y.
will meet In the chapel. sist ave. "
and 70 Madison It,. Friday. Novcm.
Der "a. at p. m Visitors welcome
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Harrison PIT. A. win celebrate
Dads night" at tho school Friday
evening. November -. At r.ss o'clock.
A program has been arranged and
refreshments will be served.
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Haven N. Y. Church Dinner

Haven NJ. r., church win have a
baked ham dinner nj tho church.
Friday evening. November "a
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Colonel John l.. Hayden. Of Fort
woricn. spent a few days In town
this week
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Mrs. Frank y. Fisher returned ias'
evening 10 her home In Tort Angelica
altar nponfInx week here with
her sister. Mira Harry q. Cook.
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A calendar carnival" win he given
t1y Daniel iiAKiey r It. A. Friday eve.
ming. No,~mber -. at tho school
There win b candy. Ice cream.
bazaar booths and other interesting
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Mr.. and Mrs. John q. priscoli. Jr-
have taken house a. bssT sist ave.
~. y.
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CLuBs FOR FRIDAY
Alpha Auxiliary

Alpha Auxiliary
Alpha auxiliary win hold short
business meeting. Friday. November
~. AT = p. m, Matters OF Importance
will come up,
women's Auxiliary Of An Saints
Church
Tho womon'a auxiliary Of All
Saints church will hold bazaar and
dinner at Lakeside clubhouse. Fri
day, November "a The baEaar viii
open at p. m. and dinner viii be
served from until 3 o'clock. follow.
cd by dancing,
Master Key" Psychology Glass
The master key psychology class
viii meet Friday evening. November
ID. at tao o'clock In the University
Branch library. The sfd lesson viii
b. discussed. Or Wood. teacher.
Visitors cordially invited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
ONE LICENSE 4 DAY
 AVERAGE OF WEEK.

An average of one marriage li- cense a day for the past week was maintained in the office of Clerk J. E. James. of the Superior Court. when the following couples applied for H. censes to wed
 Pedro Perez and Maurelina Ven tura. of San Simon.
 Fred J. Crimbau and Jessie Bernice Hopkins. of McNeal.
 Geo. c. Burks. Mamie Washington, of Douglas.
 Manuel Gonzales and Conception Jaramillo; of Bisbee
 Herbert R. Catham. of Nogales. and Eerna Martha Brown. of Naco.
 D. N. Sites and Maria J. Garcia, of Douglas.
 Edw A Bates and Iris L. Roberts, of Douglas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
TWO MExiCANS HELD FOR PARTICIPATING
 IN CANYON ATTACK

BISBEE, Sept At a preliminary examination held before Judge Craig yesterday afternoon in connection with the shooting of Enrique Loya, Felipe Lopez and Jose Munoz were ordered held for further investigation or until night Sergeant of Police Harry Anderson is able to give his testimony in the case The men are being held on a charge of resisting an officer. The four other Mexicans who were arrested at the time were released from custody.
 Munoz claims that he was not mix ed up in the affair. that on the night oi the battle he was in his house when the. trouble started and that when the officers started after Loya. the latter ran into his. Munoz' house, and was in there when the officers demanded that they come out.
 The officers are making a further investigation of the affair and other arrests are to be made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
CATTLE SHIPMENTS

WILCOX, Ariz.. Sept. Seattle shipments are commencing again. In about a month they will be in full swing Page & Misenhimer shipped two cars of calves last Saturday and the coming Saturday they will ship 10 cars of calves, two cars of beeves and three cars of steers. They are also making a shipment from Nogales O: seven cars. Johnson & Cook will ship four cars of calves and two cars of cows Heavy shipments will start later. The rains have been spotted. but covered most of the country. The rains during Monday and Tuesday covered most of the valley and noun tains surrounding it. but there were places that it missed. We have not had what might be called general rain this summer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
3oo-FOOT FALL
 IS FATAL TO MINER

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Sept. S.-Martin Jugovich. g, an Austrian, working as a miner for the Shea Copper com pany Of Jerome. was instantly killed yesterday morning when bucket broke loose and fell 300 feet down the shaft.
 Jasovich with another miner, was mucking in the bottom Of the 300 foot shaft. according to Deputy Mine Inspector Matthew Hall. who investi- gated the case. when chain holding self-dumping mine bucket became Unfastened or broke. allowing the bucket to fall to the bottom of the shaft.
 Jugovich, was instantly killed. while the other miner, who jumped to the side of the shaft when he heard the crash of the falling bucket. was unhurt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
FORMER ARIZONA MAN SELECTED MEMBER OF
 BOUNDS COMMISSION

TUCSON. Sept. Sword reached Tucson today of the appointment of ]. H. Cloonan as secretary of the Am erican section of the Mexican boun- diary commission. Mir Cloonan is a former Arizonan, having at one time been agent for the Southern Pacific company at Red Rock, station be- tween Tucson and Casa Grande on the main line.
 The new commission secretary will be remembered as candidate on the Republican ticket in 1916 for mem. bership on the state corporation com, mission. At that time Mir. Cloonan was station agent at Red Rock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

Sheriff Joe Hood is the proud pos sessor of two full blooded blood
 hounds, a gift from his friend Bert Yoast. of Amado. Santa Cruz county
 Yoast, who is a bloodhound fancier, knew that the Cochise sheriff prized his kennels and day before yesterday the sheriff was surprised to receive two of the dogs by express. They are now housed in the county jail yard and will soon be in training to help run down criminals. the sheriff says
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
RETURNED FROM LOS ANGELES.

Wm. FraZee, Tombstone cattleman, who was severely injured over three months ago while operating a buzz saw. returned home today from Los Angeles. where he has been under the care of an eye specialist for almost three months. Although NIT. Fazee did not lose his eye. the member is entirely inactive. but there are hopes that the eyesight will mAove with lime
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
OVER 200 REGISTERED GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Over 200 students registered yes terday ia the grammar school. ac- Ccrding to the report today of Prof. Eaglesfied superintendent in the schools. While the enrolment is all that could be expected it is expected that additional enrollments will be received within the next two weeks The Union High School enrolment has not yet been reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
. N e "liING INSPECTOR HERE.

Jack White. at one time sheriff of this county and now state mine in spector. was here yesterday and to- day enroute to Bisbee on official bus. mess. Mir. Write reports very few serious accidents in the mines cf he state during the past few months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
FACTS IN THE SUPERVISOR
 CONTROVERSY

During the primary campaign an unfortunate controversy has centered around my candidacy for reelection, which feel should be cleared up. so that the voters can cast their bal lots unbiased.
 IL appears that the newspaper at Benson. and one or more influential citizens of that town. (not the people of Benson. nor the Benson districtJ have acrimoniously charged me with partiaiity to Willcox and the north ern end of the county. The facts are as follows: Benson has about 70 miles in their road district. Wilcox and the northern end about 100. Ben son has received more money during the last year for its district than Wilcox. The roads leading to and from Benson are generally in excel | lent condition, and are kept up. The roads in the northern and eastern | end are in a different condition. The
 principal complaint is that the streets ! Io: Benson have not been improved, 1 but that the Pearce- Courtland road.
 the Willcox-Dos Cabezas road and the Wilcox Bowie-San Simon roads have Wilcox is incorporated and levies a city tax to keep up its streets Why don't Benson do likewise? Their charge of selfishness on my part is
 not justified. because I own more property in Benson than in Wilcox I have several residences at Benson. besides a quarter interest in the wa ter works in that town, while l own
 only one building in Wilcox. the one occupied by the telephone company.
 My selfish interests. if any. would therefore be with Benson.
 My policy in the future will be the same as in the past, to see that the roads connecting and leading to
 the various towns in this district
 shall be kept in a passable condition,
 giving the various road districts in
 this supervisoral district their proper
 apportionment to that end. If the
 people of this district desire that the
 money be spent to improve the streets
 of Benson and not for the purpose
 have outlined. then do not vote for
 me
 In justice 10 the vast majority of right thinking men and women at Benson. as well as in all other places ; in that vicinity. I will say that they , are with me and have commended my
 efforts in the past, and are support . ing me and encouraging my efforts at present
 have now placed the facts before you If you feel that I am right then , your vote will approve the stand talk , en by me in this matter
 D. A. ADAIS
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
WARDEN UNpERGoEs
 SECOND OPERATION

PHOENIX, Sept s.-Joe V. Pro chaska, state game warden, who was operated on for apendicitis August 19, and later returned 10 his home sn West Washington street. is reported to have suffered a relapse and taken to St. Joseph's hospital last Saturday where he was again operated upon by Dr. A. M Tuthill, the attending physi- clan. it became known today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

undergo yesterday. has been indefir- itely postponed due to her physical condition.
 TOOK IN CELEBRATION.
 I. W. Wallace and family. of Bisbee. were among the Bisbee people who came to Tombstone yesterday to at tend the Children's Da, doings. VISITED HERE.
 Mir. and Mrs. WmJiughes. of Bis bee. were in Tombstone yesterday vis- iting with relatives md incidentally taking in the eelebrat on. PEARcE VISITORS.
 Among the visitors here yesterday from Pearce to attend the Pageah' were Jack Murphy and wife. Ernest Renaud and family. and his mother, Mrs. Chas. Renaud. and party of friends.
 ATTORNEY HERE.
 Attorney NJ. Blumenthal was among
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
LIVESTOCK BOARD SECRETARY HERE.

Secretary F. W. Stephens. of the Arizona Livestock Sanitary Board. spent last night and this morning in Tombstone enroute 10 Bisbee and Douglas. It is understood that MT Stephens will be a candidate on the republican ticket for state tax com missioner after the primaries. his name 10 be put on the ticket by the state central committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
MERRILL APPOINTED U. s. COMMISSIONER.

Following the resignation of Post master w. A Fowler who resigned ship. H. P. Merrill, of Tombstone. was notified yesterday of his appointment as United States Commissioner for Tombstone. the commission arriving yesterday. Mir. Merrill is also po- lice judge of the city of Tombstone and justice of the peace of Tombstone precinct He will enter on his new duties at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
DILLON APPOINTED SHERIFF

PRESCOTT, Sept. 7.-Joseph P. Dillon was named sheriff of Yavapai county by the board of supervisors today. He will succeed Warren Davis who died yesterday. Sheriff Dillon was United States marshal for Ari- zona for eight years. with headquar. ters in Phoenix. His home is in this city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
VALLEY COUPLE
 MARRIED HERE.

Fred J. Crenshaw and Jessie Der nice Hopkins. both of McNeal. were married in Tombstone this afternoon Judge Albert M. Sames officiating. Following the ceremony the couple returned to their home in the valley. VISITED IN sissEE.
 Attorney J. T. Kingsbury and wife and children spent last evening in Bisbee visiting with Mrs Kingsbury's parents, Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Hicks. OLD FRIEND VISITS.
 wm. R. Beddow. of Fl Paso. an old time friend of County Recorder H. L. Hutchison. spent the day in the city today. the guest of the latter. MT,
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10
PAVING DELAYED FOR LACK OF ASPHALT.

Due to the lack of asphalt, the pav- ing being one out of Tombstone by the state highway department is be- ing delayed for several days although a carload is expected to arrive here daily. During the delay the crew has been laid off
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

the 24 hours ending at 6 o'clock this morning netted From Miller Can yon the report is that the day only netted a quarter of an inch while at the Stolz ranch there was a heavy fall during the day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-09-10

Beddow and Mir. Hutchison went to school together in New Mexico. The former is now engaged in the furni- ture business in Fl Paso