Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-08-11
MERE MENTION.
Mir. F. F. McCrary has gone east.

Final mountains wednesday,.
 The new barber shop has crawled to the top. Mir. G. w. Meyers was down from DeNoon Tuesday.
 Mir. Charles Wilson went 10 Silver King Wednesday.
 Mir. J. P. Gabriel returned from his visit to Riverside last Sunday.
 Mir. Jacob Suter was down from Final the first of the week.
 Messrs. w. C. Smith S Co. received a new lo, of boots and shoes and plenty of other goods this week.
 Mrs. II. E. Summers has been en- gagged to teach the school across the river for the ensuing school year.
 Mir. Frank Brown came down from Dudleyvine Wednesday with load of peaches from Judge Scott's orchard. MT. W. NJ Griffith came down from Dripping Springs Monday and re- mained in town several days.
 Recorder Whiteside and Sheriff Fryer made flying visit to Casa Grande Monday.
 Hon. G. II. Oury visited Phenix last week, and spent several days on the rio salado.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Stevens went to Tucson, Monday, where Mrs. Stevens will sojoum for few weeks.
 Stage travel from the railroad sta ton at Casa Grande has been unusual ly brisk this week, taxing the capacity of the stage on every trip.
 MT. John O lta, who is engage l with Mr. J. NJ. Ochoa in freighting to DeNoon, took up fourteen tons of grain last Tuesday.
 Mir. W. II. Mcqueen, of Silver King, returned Thursday from q vacation of couple of months, looking as if he had enjoyed himself right royalty.
 The Florence Canal Company has cleaned out the canal from the head gate down and repaired all the breaks made by the recent rains.
 A Mexican, named Francisco Ruiz, formerly employed at the Nekol camp, died suddenly of hcmorrhage of the lungs, Tuesday night.
 Judge George Scott, of Dudleyville, has five acres of sweet potatoes grow ing finely. They will be supplied the Florence and Tucson markets.
 Mr Nelson Caplett is very happy over the birth of girl at his house, which joyful event occurred on Friday, July 3d.
 Surveyor General John Hise has ob tained leave of absence on account of ill health. and has gone 10 the north crn lakes to rest and recuperate.
 Col A. E. Howard went out to the Monarch camp with a party of capita lists, Monday morning, to examine the Mineral World group of mines.
 The dog poisonor has succeeded in harvesting large number of canines roeeatlv, and Inc was not worry particu- lar about selecting the most worthless CUTS.
 Judge II. B. Summers left Wedncs- day night for Silver King, to remain several weeks. Mrs Summers and her daughter, Mrs Biery, went to the King about two weeks ago.
 Mrs. Geo. Scott came down from Dudleyville Wednesday, She says the floods did considerable damage to the crops and buildings in that neighbor- hood.
 NIT. Alex. E. Wolven returned Tues day from an eight days sojourn at Casa Grande, where he superintended the shipping of large quantity of grain for the J. D. Rittenhouse estate.
 Messrs. c. W. Campbell and J. M. Ochoa held in partnership the num- her that won the horse and phaeton at the rafile last Saturday night. The winning throw was 43.
 The initial number of the Nogales Sunday Herald has been received and it is just such bright and newsy paper as MT. J. J. Chatham under stands SO well how to get up.
 Mir. Adolph Goldschmidt, of the firm of A. Goldschmidt & Co.,, the wholesale grocers of Tucson, visited Florence this week in a business way. His firm supplies many of the Final county dealers.
 Judge W. IT, Benson and wife, oi Pinal, went to Casa Grande, Thursday, Mrs. Benson was en route to San Luis Obispo, California, to visit her father, MT. $. w. Foreman, who is dangerous ly i'll and not expected to recover.
 Mir. Al McGrath returned last Sun day after a two months visit to the seaside, and went to the Ray camp at Riverside the following day. Mr. Nc Grath's personal appearance indicates that his trip was a beneficial one.
 Juan r. Caheza has introduced the delightful beverage known as "milk shake" to the attention of the Florc-- tines. His patent shaker mixes uT Che ingredients and a most tempt ing and nourishing drink is produceds
 Messrs. A. J. Doran and w. H. Mer ritt, of De Noon, were in town Sunday The mill will start its twenty stamp: on or about the 10th instant and, il the water supply does not fail, 1t will be kept running steadily.
 Dr. N. II. MAtas returned to Tucsor Monday. He made many friends il Florence and went away firmly i'm pressed with the bright prospects o this grand valley which, he believes has a brilliant future.
 Mayor w. F. Stevens, of Tucson was in Florence this week in the in terests of his firm, Messrs. Stevens d Hughes, hardware dealers. Mir. Stev ems is well pleased with Florence anC thinks it has a particularly brigh