Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-01-28
Pinal Notes.

Business booming.
 A. O. U. w. meet tonight.
 Mrs A. Price, nee Charles, and children are soJourning at the Grand Hotel.
 Judge J. D. Reymert and wife left the latter part of last week for California.
 Mrs. Arthur Macy, of Silver King, was down during the week calling on some of her numerous friends.
 MT. Charles Brunenkant left Monday by way of Tempe for San Francisco.
 Mir. A. J. Peters, representing the firm of c. T. Hayden & Co.,. Tempe, has been doing rushing business here and at Sil- Yer King during the week.
 Miss Genevieve Oury, a charming and vivacious young lady of Florence, has been visiting here for several days as the guest of Mir. and Mrs C. W. Culver.
 MT. Geo. W. Small, book-keeper for Culver & Reamer, went to Casa Grande Sunday to meet MT. Reamer of that en- terprising firm After he arrived there he received wold that he would have to defer his visit for the present on account of other business.
 Frank Howser is treating the interior of his store to a new coat of calcomine and adding new ceiling thereto. Frank IS selling loads of groceries every day at bed rock prices and has one of the cosiest stores in town.
 Rev G. H. Adams, presiding elder of the M. k Church, gave two very inter- esting and instructive sermons here last Sunday to large audiences, especially tba Il,, known at the morning service that he had arrived. Mir. Adams is an able an elegant speaker and one that interes ts his hearers from beginning to end and we regret that he cannot be induced to re- main permanently with us
 Mir. J. c. Phy had the misfortune of losing another of his fine horses last Tues day, valued at S250. He also lost the mate short time previous. The last one makes five he has lost in the past six months which pulls heavily on his ex- chequer. As to the nature of the disease of which they died he is unable to decide, though he surmlses it was partly due to feeding musty alfalfa hay.
 The little three year old child of Mr. and Mrs. James Woollomes met with quite q serious acciGent last Saturday by being run over by horse. It appears that some of the ncighbors' children ere engaged in hitching up a bronco pony to Il cart and 1t became frightened in some manner and ran away, and in doing so ran over the little girl, knock ing it down and disfguring the little one s face. It IS presumed that in passing over the child the animal struck it with its feet from the marks it left on the child's back. Dr. Kinnaird was telephoned for immediat ely and is doing all he can for the little sufferer.
 The following officers of the Select Knights were installed at their meeting last week by Past Commander E. B. Modem: Commander, John H. Luedke; Vice Commander, F. G. Howser; Lieu tenant, Commander, E. B. Moder; Recor- der, G. w. Rouse; Treasurer, Geo. Key holds; Recording, Wm. T. Rouse; Stand ard Bearer, James Rogers; Senior Work man, John Nissen; Junior Workman, John c. Woollomes; Guard of Legion, R. c. Hunter; Marshal, H. N Tharsing. Trustees, James Rogers and E. B. Mo den
 A very successful and enjoyable ne. elk tie party was given by the ladies of Pinal on Friday evening of last week, in the school house. There were about forty ladies present with their partners and every one ex pressed themselves as hav- ing throughly enjoyed themselves. The floor was in good condition for dancing, though little too slippery, judging from the number hat tried to sit down with cut any formality. The music was ex- cellent and was furnished by Miller's orchestra, composed of four pie ces. About 12 o'clock an ample lunch was served, consisting of coffee, cake and sandwiches. which was thoroughly relish ed by all, after which dancing was re- sumed till a. m. The success of the evening is largely due to the following ladies who served as reception committee and floor managers: Mrs. Geo. Key nclds, Mrs. R. D. Rogers, Miss Annie were several parties ill attendance from Silver King, Tempe, and Florence, the latter comprising Bo. Whiteside and wife, w. Wood Porter, NJ. w. Harter, Miss Genevieve Oury and Mrs. Stephen NJ. Bailey, also Miss Hattie Elbel of South Bend, Indiana, who IS visiting MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ochoa. Taking it all in all it was one of the most pleasant events of the Year and we regret that owing to a previous engagement we were unable to be present, so we are under bligation tc our handsome assistant postmaster, B. B. Modem, for favors received.
 Jose Bustamente, half breed Mex ican, and Martin Bolger, both in the employ of Culver & Roemer, the former as driver and the latter as assistant, be come involved in a quarrel last Saturday evening about some trivial matter con nected with their work. It seems tha the Mexican was in the wagon and Bol ger on the ground, sweeping the ore of the running gears of the wagon, wher the Mexican reques ted him to do some thing which he did not hear, so the Mex can jumped down and jerked the broom out of his hand and no sooner had h' done so than Bolger hit him, knockin! him out in the first round, and whel time was called he come to the scratcl with black eye, though not yer. ; serious one, after which they did thei !, work as usual When John l.. Bolge arrived at the corral next morning ' assist in feeding and harnessing, Busta } mante told him that he was discharge
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