Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-02-18
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Mir Jesse Mayhew was in from the Halfway house on Monday.
 Mir. E. P. Drew returned on Monday from visit to San Francisco.
 Messrs. McCrary and Mayhcw re- turned from Phenix on Thu: sday.
 MT. J. P. Gabriel come down from Riverside on Thursday evening.
 Mir. J. D. Bramlett of Casa Grande, made Florence visit last Saturday.
 Mir. E. Branenkaunt and wife, of Pinsl, went home this week from California.
 Nr. c. w. Culver and Master Clark Culver, of Pmal, visited Florence this week.
 Mrs Drew has leased the American House at Casa Grande, formerly kept by Jim Woods.
 Msssrs. H. V. Jackson and w. L. Pin ney of Phenix, were in town several days this week.
 A Mir. Jones, of Globe, will establish a saddle and harness shop in Florence in a week or two.
 County Recorder Bc. J. Whiteside went up to Riverside this week, with Col. Noel May.
 Mir. P. Connolly, of Silver King, return ed on Thursday from six weeks visit to San Francisco.
 Supt. Arther Macy, of the Silver King, returned home the hrst of the week from ashort visit to California.
 Sunday School will be held as usual at the Court House, tomorrow, commence ing at half past ten o'clock.
 Mir. A. Redeuill, the piano agent and tuner, arrived on Monday and has been kept very busy during the week.
 Messs. A. J. Doran, w. w. Porter and c. w. Lemon went to Mineral Hill this week, on some mining business.
 Mir. Geo. H. Kentfeld has returned to his Illinois home after pleasant visit with his parents and sister in Florence.
 Messrs William Mayhew and F. E. McCrary drove over to Phenix Monday night to take Q look at the city and val ley.
 Irrigating ditches have been run through tho public school yard and shade trees will be set out to beautify the grounds.
 Mrs. J. Bierry of Silver King is visit ing her mother, Mrs. H. B. Summers, of Florence. A niece of Mrs. Summers ac- companies Mrs. Bierry.
 Large numbers of shade trees have been planted along the streets in the residence portions of the town and i'm provements of various k inds are going on. Mrs. J. M. Ochoa and Miss Hattie FL bel went to Tucson on Thursday to visit relatives in that city. Mr. J. M. Ochoa accompanied them as far as Casa Grande. A large delegation of Ivanhoe Legion No. 2, Select Knights, of this place will attend the grand ball to be given on the 22d by Mountain Legion No. 6, at Pinal. Messrs Julian Laughlin of St. Louis and Ed. w. Rannel's of Caldwell, Kanss left on Tuesday for California. They will probably return within few weeks. Mir John Boucher, formerly of the Ray camp, who has spent the past year among the mines of New Mexico, arrived on Wednesday and went up to River side.
 NIT. Herbert Brown, Manager of the Tucson Citizen, arrived Wednesday to visit the place in a business way. He left yesterday for Pinal, Silver King and Globe.
 Many ladies have requested the ENTER PRISE te state that dressmaker and milliuer can at once step into very remunerative business by locating in Florence.
 Mir. James Thomas, who has been deputy sheriff at Riverside for long time, now occupies like position with headquarters at the sherif's office in Florence.
 The young men of Florence have de- cided to give a social hop at the Florence Hotel next Wednesday night, aad they ex tend a general invitation to the danc- ing public.
 Mir. Felix A. Haas, representing the wholesale firm of l.. Zeckendorf & Co.,, of Tucson, was in town this week visiting the merchants. His firm has an ad. in to-day's ENTERPRISE.
 Mir. F. E. McCrary returned from his trip east last Sunday, having accomplish cd much in the way of advertising the resources and possi bilitics of the Gila valley and Florence.
 The peach and apricot trees are in bloom and if no Dakota blizzard breaks out and escapes over the Rocky Noun tains, bringing an untinely frost, the fruit crop will be large one.
 Mir. R. E. Harrington advertises the Phenix nurseries in today ENTERPRISE. Persons preparing homes will find it to their interest to order of Mir. Harrington, who will send catalogues on application.
 It is rumored that Judge H B. Sum mers and his co-owners in the newly dis covered cure for the leprosy have sold the right to use it iD the state of Louis iana 10 a syndicate of physicians for fifty thousand dollars
 Messrs. J. NJ. Dawson and T. J. Har- low, of Los Angeles, were in town on Tuesday on their way to Globe in com pany with Mir. J. J. Vosburg to look at his stock and ranch. Messrs. Dawson and Harlow are large dealers and butchers of the angelic city.
 Dr. K. w. Small, the Phenix dentist, writes that he will visit Florence in q few days and will be prepared to do da,,to1 ,vnrL i,, Ina most thorouoh man