Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-06-29
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to-day At this writing no candi lates for the position have come forward.
 MT. J. J. Harter came down from De Noon Monday, to spend some of his leisure time in Florence.
 Rev Father Monfort left on Mon- , day for visit to Pinal and Silver King.
 Mir. A. Price came up from Casa Grande last Saturday and returned the following day.
 MT. John Reed came down from Riverside last Tuesday to attend to some business matters.
 MT. H. Blauvelt came down from De Noon on Thursday and went to Los Angeles for short visit to the sea- side.
 MT. c. W. Tillman has just got in q lot of woven wire cots, canvas cots and various kinds of new furniture. to and inspect his goods.
 A very pleasant birthday party was given Miss Nellie Bartleson last Mon day evening and a most enjoyable oc- casion was had.
 The locusts are again singing upon the trees, but this circumstance is hardly necessary to remind the peo- pie that summer has come.
 Hon. P. R. Brady was made happy last Saturday evening, by the arrival at hta raaiJanna of anatbar ha,. -,l o kicked the beam at ten solid pounds
 MT. P. Robles writes from Tucson that he will be in Florence on July 4th, with his excellent orchestra, pre- pared to furnish music for any occa- sion.
 The Florence canal affords the bath CTS good opportunity to enjoy a little natatorial sport during the ev- enings and many take advantage of the opportunity to get good swim. MT. W. S. Read, proprietor of the Fashion Saloon at Tucson, was married in that city last Sunday, to Miss Ger trude Strauss, eldest daughter of Mr. Chas. M Strauss.
 Postmaster Miller shaved of his beard few days ago, which SO com pletely changed his personal appear ance that his intimate aquaintances mistook him for a stranger upon the streets.
 W. c. Smith of Casa Grande handles California flour. California beans, east ern and California beer and Cumber. land coal in car load lots. When in need of these goods write him for prices.
 Casa Grande will add to it's Fourth of July attractions grand ball at which splendid supper will be served. Tickets are placed at $2.50 each. The floor committee consists of Messrs. John Woods, Emelio Moreno and NJ. M. Hickey. A good time is expected. MT. J. B. Remy celebrated the sixty third anniversary of his birthday last Sunday. He is hale and hearty man for his years and is still as active as most of the younger men of the age. His friends wish him many returns of the times annual cycle.
 MT. H. G. Bsllou brought to town from his ranch last Saturday samples of early Danvers onions, both the red and yellow varieties not yet fully ma tured, that weighed about one pound each. They were raised from the seed and in every respect were first-class MT. Geo. A. Stone, who has been akH ..-n rheumatism during the past two months at his ranch near Queen Creek Is now recovering from his distressing ailment and is again able to walS about. He expects to visit Florence in few days.
 There was married in San Jose, Cal. on May 29th. 1889, John H. GiLsoI and Miss Lucy A. Holhorn. Tn, bride is sister of Mir. Chas. Holborn of Florence. and was formerly resi- dent of Racine, Wisconsin, while tn, groom is one of the prosperous frui risers of San Jose.
 MT. J. A. Marshall and family cam down from Pinal last Saturday ol their way to Nova Scotia where the, will spend the summer months amonj their friends and relatives. Mir Mar shall has for the past several year been in charge of the blacksmith shops of the Silver King mining com pany, at Pinal. and he merits vaca tion after such long and faithful SCI vice.
 A fre-something very unusual il Florence-occurred last Tuesday nigh in the northeastern part of town, no far from the Michea store, by whicl a small adobe house was destroyed together with nearly all it's contents The occupants, a Mexican family were absent at the time the fire brok out, and when assistance arrived was too late to save the structure, tn inhammable portion of which was q destroyed.
 An effort is being made to vary th character of the usual weekly socii which takes place next Thursday nigl on the lawn at Mr. J. M. Ochoa's res dence, by introducing programme exercises appropriate to the day. July 4th. The plans are not yet pc fected, but they will likely be form lated and carried out in very cred table manner. It is gratifying know that the day will be observed becoming manner in Florence.
 MT. F. J. Smith, Editor of the F Abercrombie, Dakota, Herald, say "The most wonderful medicine, I ha' ever met with, is Chamberlain's Coli Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. l case of collie it gives speedy relief. c hunting trips have found it indi pensible. Put in alkali water, it ir parts a pleasant taste and proven the painful diarrhoea, which alkali W ter produces. could not feel sa without it in my house." 20 and cent bottles for sale by Thos. F. Wee in