Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-03

lS II A \ by Chas. Finney. city editor, motored up from Douglas last evening for brief visit with Miss Igo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Igo.
 SUNDAY SERVICES
 AT CATHOLIC CHURCH
 There will be mass at S:30 a. m., next Sunday at the Sacred Heart church. followed by benediction of the Blessed Sacrament Immediately after mass Father Collymore will go to Bisbee to conduct Sunday services there and will stay until Monday. TO eissEE
 Nj. c. Hankins. clerk of the board of supervisors and treasurerelect. motored to Bisbee this morning on brief business mission. expecting to return home this evening. THANK SOWING DINNER
 Among those who. enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner at the home Of Mrs. Douglas Gray yesterday after noon were: Judge Albert N. Sames and mother. Mrs. Halliday and daugh- ters. Misses Fern and Carolyn. Miss Lottie Grace Kolb. Richard Kolb and Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Phillipowski OBSERVED
 Tombstone observed Thanksgiving in quiet way. ali business houses being closed during the entire day Tl%e only people working were the ore haulers. The ore bins are so congest- el in Tombstone that holidays cannot be allowed to interfere with the out put of ores.
 IN DOUGLAS
 II. D. Palmer, court reporter in Di- vision of the Superior Court. spent Thanksgiving day in Douglas with re- latives. returning home late last even i2s.
 FROM DOUGLAS J. D. Denny and wife motored mp r~o,, nnrcl.u ,nl.,v = a,a,J ,bo ,fa ,. here with friends. Mrs. Denny was formerly Miss Anna Burns. and has a large number of friends in the county seat. having served as clerk in the treasurer's office here for several months.
 RAIN AND SNOW
 Miller Canyon at the Huachuca Water company reservoir. had an inch and one-quarter rain and one inch of snow fall Wednesday day and night. The observer at that point stated that not drop of the rain came down the canyon. that all of it either soaked into Mother Earth or froze as it fell.
 WEATHER REPORT The following is the monthly report of F. B. Valance, local L. s. weather observer. for the month of Novem. Der; Mean maximum. 6: mean mini mum. g: mean. .5I: maximum. IT on 7th and sth: mean. 21 on 14th {: greatest daily range. .3S on 5th: total precipitation. .33; greatest in twenty four hours. .2s on 18th, clear days. 2s partly cloudy. I; cloudy, 3. THANKSGIVING DINNER Mir. and Mrs. J. II. Macia and fam. fly; Mir and Mrs. Joe Hood and fam. fly and Mir. and Mrs. Harry F. Ma cia and family enjoyed their Thanks. giving dinner yesterday with the add i ed pleasures attending somewhat of family reunion. There were IS per. sons seated at the home Of Mir. and Mrs. Harry E. Macia, and the occa. sion was greatly enjoyed.
 MOTHERS AFFAIRS
 The play at the Crystal theater to. morrow night is a comedy that will please every one and it is high class also. Being written by Anita Loos it has the approval of lovers of good, c.esn comedy. It is called "Mamma's g Affairs" and is in the hands of the clever comedienne Constance Tal madge. There will also be one reel of news pictures.
 ITO DELIVER
 MEMORIAL ADDRESS
 Judge Albert NJ. Sames of Division i2 of the Cochise county Superior court, will go to Bisbee Sunday where he will deliver the address at the Elks's AnnuaI Momorial Service