Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-04
Personal Mention.

Mir. E. Laventhal returned to Tomb
 stone.
 Thomas McLelland, of Florence, is
 in the city.
 Mir. r. McCandless, of Galeyville, is In the city for few days.
 Geo. A. Clum has been appointed
 Deputy County Recorder.
 Mrs. Isidor Kaufman has returned
 from her visit to Los Angeles.
 MT. H. Ashworth and wife will reside
 at Pelton, Silver Bell district.
 Charley Ayers has returned from the
 west slope of the Santa Rita mountains.
 Nj. NJ Sherman, of this city, has been
 appointed Principal of the Tombstone
 public school.
 MT. l. D. Rittenhouse, the enterprising
 trader at the Pima agency, IS m the city taking in the feast.
 Owen Gibney is just in from the Pap ago mountains. He reports well of Dave Armstrong's claim.
 Jim Reardon, the hackman, broke his ankle on Saturday evening m jumping out of his wagon.
 Dennis Reardon, of Globe, IS visiting his brother James Reardon, of this city, and will remain few days.
 Mrs. T.. Norton, wife of Hon. G. W. Norton, of Yuma, is visiting the home of her parents at Monterey, California.
 County Recorder c. R. Drake contem- plates taking a trip to Mountain | Springs, in the Rincon mountains, for the health of his sick child.
 Hugh Doty has returned from an ex- tended tour of Leadville, Denver and other eastern cities. He was warmly welcomed by his host of friends Rev. Geo. H. Adams has returned from the upper portion of the Territory, and will superintend the completion of the new Methodist church in this city.
 Fraser and Winfield Sopher have just arrived from the Sierrita mountains. Their report is favorable and we have no doubt the mine-owners in that section will reap a golden harvest.
 John Ewen, Jr., of New York, who | has been rusticating among the mines 1 | in the Sierritas and Santa Rltas, IS Tn | the city, his health being much improyasJ. by his method of roughing it,
 Mir. J. NJ Clark, the ned ciear man. t 1facturer of Glg Gllsin mas, has returned i rom IT 'ls ns to his former home in New ! jersey nd will proceed at once to So- nora His wife will remain in the East ( Ior few months.
 Mrs. James Auld, of Wm. B. Hooper < & O., Is in Oakland. He has expeT- ! fenced but little relief in the change of climate, and will probably remain Tn q California several months longer. z Mir. B. Taft left this morning for his $ home at Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. He C will probably return later in the season C to prosecute work on his mines in the V Big Bug District, to the north. The nuptial ceremony of Mir. Abe l Marx and Miss Hennie Gotthelf will 3 take place at the residence of Mir. and J and Mrs D. Gotthelf, 221 Mccormick Q street, on Sundap, September llth at | eight P. M C Wm. McGrath, who owns several very valuable mining claims in Arivaca, IS m the city. He is sanguine of the ultimate importance of the mines of that district, 2 and thinks that proper management will make Arivaca one of the most flourish ing camps in the Territory. ] Miss Stella Morehouse, an excellent { teacher of the Kindergarten system, has f arrived from Globe. She Is an estima- | ole and talented young lady, and will I present to the citizens of Tucson the ad- 7antages of this comparatively new sys- f 5em of education for young children, and f will likely organize class here. |
 ELSEWHERE. s E. Mayer is building large store in | PheniI. ( Wm. Bayles, of Phenix, is making a lying trip to San Francisco. z Mrs. Sheriff has sold her house and i, ots in Prescott to AL Whitney. | Mrs. c. Lanoue, of Pinal, Is visiting p Ter parents at Florence. fl Mir D. Levy, of Prescott, is on busi- ness visit to San Francisco.
 4. c. Baker and J. T. Alsap have ormed law partnership in Phenix-
 Recorder Jno. J. Devine, of Pinal, is 7isiting his boyhood home in New York. A
 H ttJT 5.s-t., lls..s5 a fine -Trup T rowing at Agua Fria, Yavapai county. 7 Geo. A. Newton, of Globe, is erecting neat little residence, and is bachelor, 4 %.
 Geo. W. Hance and family, of Pres 4G ott, are rusticating in the Mogollon 4 s Mir. and Mrs. J. W, Clark's litti enid las been dangerously Ill -ii1 Phenix, but h 5 improving. - c, James Foys a former resident of Yava- 'al counSy, Is reported killed in New ? iezico> o>SSy Indians.
 " Hammond has 800 sheep in the al ''inal mountains, and IS about to pur- Il hase 1000 more.
 Vallie White, the Globe appoiDtee to he Annapolis Naval Academy, has start el d east to enter upon his studies.
 Sam H. Wildly, who has been absent V rom Globe for several months, has been leard from and will return soon. 6 Robert Large and Miss Mary Camp ,ell, both formerly of Globe, were mar p jed at Silver King last Thursday o The mother of Mrs. Snyder, of Bum ,le Bee, Yavapai county, was found dead 2, n her bed one morning last week. r Fred Medler and Robert Schell, of e, Tlobe, have gone to the Little Colorado, nd will be absent about six weeks. Ia MT. Munds, who runs a threshlng ma hine on the Verde, is quite sick. which 5 causing great delay in securing the ,, rain crops there. Geo. L. Turner, ST., an old resident of flobe, and Mrs. NJ. L. Stiles, of Flor nee. nave been married, according to Y he Globe Chronicle. sl Superintendent Wm. Beard, of the D, tonewan Jackson mine No. l, Globe, Is P 3 San Francisco, making arrangements pr machinery to increase the capacity of he Globe City mill to ten stamps. Il 4 PALR-FACED, grey-whlskered, gen eel looking man of a clerical appear ., mao co very rouph undar thp influence U