Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-05
TOMBSTONE NOTES

The card party given by the Triple
Link Card club Friday evening turned
out big success, approximately IL
ables being used. Whist was played
during the early part of the evening,
,rizeS being won by Mrs. Fred Bennett,
Miss Grace Galgliesh, Miss Viola
Tyler, Miss Clara johnson, Mrs Mike
Bennett and j. CheeSeborough These
,ard parties are given twice month,
md there is always large number of
people in attendance. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
. Twenty to Is, was the score in the
Tombstone-Benson game played in
Benson, Friday evening, February 3,
Roland Henshaw, forward on the loc6l
cam, was forced to stay out of she
game, due to the fact that he had
ractured his wrist in a practice game
! few days ago. However, Tombstone
vas not beat by a very big margin,
md Coach Davis believes thatyae will
Seep the big end of tie scote home
lext Saturday evening when yshe T. U.
l.. S. Yellowjackets meet the Benson
i've in return game on hohae ground.
Miss Thelma Sox epfertained a
group of young people &t her home
Thursday evening, the occasion being
Ter 21st birthday The, evening was
;pcnt in cards, and Dancing, Russell
Xchlen winning first prize in the card
came. Dainty refreshments were
erved during the evening, and those
Tho enjoyed the delightful affair were
he Misses F'ranciSAnd Martha Toland,
looni Chadwick sgECarol Saunders, arTd
Mrs Brad Brapat, and Messrs. Rus
ell Kohlen, jess Tolahd John Barr,
'aul Knoles Fsad Charles Cole.
Irwin Kol1gen well known local
outh, died ia, the Copper Queen hos,
,ital in Rfsbee, Friday evening, at
.O;3O. He2 had been ill for several
lays; butT4t was only Friday evening
hat he yswas found to be suffering
rom appendicitis. He was rushed to
he hospital, but it was too late, for
lis aphendixN had burst, and he died
10 n15hutes after being brought in. He
S Slfvived by his mother and father,
Mry and Mrs. j. H: Kohlen, two sisters
nd brother, RUSSELL who is also
yell known in this city. No definite
arrangements for the funeral have
t,een made as yet.
n Miss L. Nj. Holland, former Steno-
grapher in the sheriff's office, is re-
ported as getting along nicely since
he arrived home. Miss Holland, who
vas dangerously i'll on the coast, ar
ived home last Wednesday and since
hat time has been improving stead
ly.
Doctor Brandon and wife, of Bisbee,
we're Tombstone visitors Saturday
morning en- business
Miss Martha Toland, Stenographer
the county attorneys office, spent
Triday in Bisbee, visiting with her
parents.
Friday, Feb 8, being legal holiday,
he court house was closing during the
Law. The bank was the only other
BUSINESS concern that closed. The
torres, etc., remaining open for busi-
less.
Judge w. d. Howe and wife, of Ell
3aso, Texas, and H. IS. Bush and wife
If the same city, were Tombstone Wis
tors for a few hours Saturday morn
ing. Judge Howe is connected with
he superior court of the Texas city,
while Mr.. Bush is a. curio dealer. The
jarGy VlS1C6Q GIl6 COufG 1IOu0C dA4O Vh7
mined the local Jail, Mr.. Howe show
ng much interest in the building, etc.
Before leaving the city they were tax
n around and given a chance to view
ur different points of interest, as the
Million Dollar Stope, the Birdcage
heatre, the old mines and other places
which they had read and heard so
much about
Miss Ida Green, of the Columbus
lrug store, spent Friday in Bowie vis-
ting her brother -in-laW, Oscar Lilly
,eck, who has recently taken over the
Bowie drug store.
!. w. A. Tyler, undersheriff, of Tomb
;tone, spent Friday in the north end
if the county on legal business.
There will be no court Monday and
Tuesday, Feb and 7, due to the fact
that Charley Rogers, who was sched-
.uled for trial, is too sick to appear.
Rogers, who is being held on charge
of murder, drank large quantity OF
disinfectant last Wednesday morning