Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25
PeraonaI Mention.

Mayor John P. Cum of Tombstone is
 in the city.
 < Major J. H. Turner of Harshaw, is in E sthe city attending court.
 g Walter Jones, Esq, of Globe has been 8 commissioned notary public. J Postmaster Spence and wife have re-
 turned to Globe from San Francisco.
 $ A. B. Ross, of Globe, has been con ;. fined to his room through sickness. ' Miss Louisa Scherrer has returned to ls Phenix from visit to California. 2 Mrs. Geo. w Curtis, of Phenix, has , esreturned from visit to California. q \. Rosenthal has purchased the busi-
 sness of E. Irvine < Co, Phenix. T NJ. Escalante, of the antimony mines, i Sonora, Is registered at the Palace. ? Mir. F. \. Wolcott will manage Wood
 head & Gays fruit store in Tombstone. G Rev. U. Gregory, has returned from 2 ten days soiourn in the Old Hat district. $ Mrs. Charles A. Shibell and family have S;returned from California. ' Mir. Hall Hanlon. of Yuma, has been ;sick m bed for the past two weeks.
 Surgeon Levi Force, |. s. A., has been .iordered from Fort Grant to Fort Lowell
 < for duty.
 N R. Shesrer, of Tombstone, las bought sthe butcher business of Slaughter <
 Gattrell, Charleston. g Supt A. H. Emanuel. of the Vizina sCon. mine, Tombstone, is registered at
 the Palace.
 !! Mrs. Charles Hudson and daughter 2 have returned from California, where
 they passed the heated season. < Mir. James Herdman, of Zanesville.
 Ohio, and his son, Dr. W. J. Herdman, .of Ann Arbor, Mich, are in the city. 2 Charles F. Barnum, aged five years s,son of Thomas and Jeanette Barnum, died at Phenix on Wednesday evening. 3 Hon. Thomas Fitch will deliver the 2 eulogy to the memory of the late Prcsl- ,dent at the Tombstone demonstration. I Hon. Harry ]. Thornton, of the firm 5of Garber X Thornton, celebrated law 'yers of San Francisco, is stopping at the sCosmopolitan.
 4 Mir. Fred A. Earl has gone to Califor- 7 mia, and will probably engage in busi-
 ness m the southern portion of that 2 State.
 ! Rev. I. x. Hurd, who has officiated as pastor of the Presbyterian Church for the past year, expects to leave Tucson lon Monday for another field. 4 NIT. William Florsheim, of Adolf Gold
 schmidt & Co, has returned from New
 York, where he purchased an immense stock of gents furnishing goods. Is Messrs. Massela Clark of New Haven.
 Edward M. Clark of New York, and Dr.
 R. B. Gilman of New Jersry, are in 5 Prescott inspecting the Chicago mine. I Dr. Holbrook's many friends will be-
 glad to learn that his illness has taken a schange for the better since last evening, Band he Is rapidly improving. ] Geo. W. Atkins deposited S100 in the
 banks at Tombstone to be used in assist Fling poor people to drape their houses in
 mourning on the sad occurrence of the ldeath of the President
 3 Rev. B. F. Edwards, of Kansas, will 3 be the new pastor of the M. T.. Church. 2 at this place. He will be here early in sOctober, in time to assist in dedicating the new church.
 2 NIT. w 4. Spalding, formerly connec- .ted with the Los Angeles Evening EII press, IS in the city. He is making a svisit of few weeks at the Total Wreck mine, the guest of Mir. \. R. Vail. { Mir. James Stewart, proprietor of sev1 seral Arizona stage lines, is in the city. sHis line from Apache to Thomas, which was interrupted by the Indian outbreak, 9began to make regular trips again on sthe 20th instant. Mir. Stewart is a veryl energetic man of business, and IS as ac7 scommodating a gentleman as oDe could
 fine in a days journey.