Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-14
Personal Mention.


 Mrs. Catherine O'Halloran, of Har- shaw, is in the city.
 Ben. J. Virgin, of the Santa Ritas, is registered at the Palace.
 Bob Lewis eanle up from Tombstone on Saturday evening.
 A. P. Green, who has been visiting Tombstone, has returned to Tucson.
 Joe Sresovich is extremely happyfbe cause it is bouncing boy.
 Mir. W. G. Rogers is in from Dos Ca bezas, buying a stock of goods for his new store at that place.
 H. Solomon, cashier of Pima County Branch Bank, in Tombstone, is Tn the city.
 Wm. c. Brown, son of Mir. Chas- 0. Brown, has gone to St. Joseph Academy, Oakland.
 Dr. B. L. Conyers, of Phenix, is mak- ing a short tarry in the ancient and hon. orable pueblo.
 Henry Horton and wife got over the washouts with but little trouble, while returning to Tucson from the East.
 Doc. Glascott is suffering from the bite of some poisonous insect on the pupil of his right eye while asleep last Saturday. His face IS badly swollen
 J. McC. Elliott left for Sonora Monday, accompanied by B. Hefti. He will start up work on his mines near Magdalena, and visit others at Saric, and perhaps go to Hermosillo before returning.
 Mir. J. ?. Culver was a passenger by tbe staee that uDset near Tombstone, Q day or two ago. o,-when Judge EarD had an arm broken. Briggs Goodrich's wife and family were also on the stage, en route to Tombstone, but escaped injury.
 MT. H. c. Hooker, who is sojourning in New York. sends the CITIZEN bill of fare of the Brighton Hotel, Brighton Beach. where he freq Iently dimes; also the Brighton Beach musical programme of July 2Sth, and the Coney Island Sea Beach Palace musical programme. They make ones heart yearn for an Eastern visit.
 ELSEWHERE.
 A. Frank, of Yuma, is enjoying him. self at Santa Monica.
 Jake Abrahams, of Globe, has gone to San Francisco to join his family.
 Isaac Lyons, of Yuma, has gone to San Francisco to remain during the hot weather.
 Mrs. Tyner, wife of the Sheriff of Yuma county, is visiting friends in San Der nardinO.
 Judge H. N. Alexander and family They go to Los Angeles.
 Mother Superior Ambrosia, of St. Joseph's Convent, Yuma, will visit the sisterhOod at Tucson in few days.
 Con. T. Cutler, of Tombstone, had a large pair of American mules struck by on Thursday.
 John Henderson, a resident of Phenix in times gone by and fine telegraph operator, Is passenger conductor be- tween Yuma and Tucson.
 A report is current in Tombstone that W. Hall, late laundryman of that city, had committed suicide in San Fran cisco.
 Jesse Shultz, who has been i'll in Yuma for some some time, Is still confined to his bed. He suffers from hemorrhage of the lungs.
 hIs A. q. lhCNtll, ldlutT Ol AIhe. II. McNeil, of the Phenix Gazette, died at Agua Fria on Friday morning. August 5th, of Bright's disease.
 Mrs. Nellie Lambie, wife of Charles Lambie, assistant superintendent of tracks, $. P. R. R., has gone from Yuma to visit her friends at Santa Ana and the beach.
 On last Saturday the Odd Fellows of Phenix installed W. F. McNulty, x. G.: Mark Richardson, V. G.; Dr. Sheets, Treasurer and Wm. A. Hancock Secre- tary.
 The Good Templars of Phenix elected the following officers Monday evening: W. c. T., Jos. Campbell; W. V. T., Miss Theo. Nj. Lemon; w. S., Miss Lena Cox; W. F. S., H. ". Ryder; W. T., H. Whar- ton; W. NJ, w. H. Cox; W. l. G., Miss \. A. Davis; W. O. G., D. M. Lemon.
 We had the pleasure of meeting at these newspaper headquarters Thurs day, Mir. J. H. Harrison, of Tucson. He is the book-keeper in that reliable fnan- cial institution, the Pima County Bank. We find him in every sense an agreeable and cultured gentleman. He was here on private business, and having con- pleted the same, left for Tucson today. We shall be glad to meet him again. [ Florence Enterprise.