Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-08-03
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Mrs. Morris and children came up from Casa Grande last week and spent several days with friends in Florence. MT. Geo. II. Sarrick was down from De Noon this week, and visited Casa Grande.
 Commodore w. P. Blair went to Phenix a few days ago on short bus ness trip.
 Mir. W. W. Harter got back from a visit to Reavis' ranch in the Super stition mountains, on Wednesday.
 Mrs. T. F. Weedin and children have gone to the Pinal mountains for a short visit to their cooling shades. For stock saddles, double or single cinch, write H. Talbot, Phenix, Ari- zona.
 Mir. W. M. Griffith returned from Tucson last Saturday and went to Dripping Springs the following day. W. H. Griffin, Esq, left for Deming last Tuesday, where he purposes prac- ticing his profession.
 A splendid lot of footwear has just been opened at Wildman & Co.'S. Call and see the new goods.
 MT. J. B. Remy has the thanks of THE ENTERPRISE for a generous sup ply of choice grapes and peaches from his model ranch.
 Mrs. Stanfeld < Rogers will soon have stock of millinery goods at their dressmaking rooms on Bailey street. The ladies are invited to call. MT. J. V. Wilson has returned from an absence of two years at New Or leans and will remain in Florence for the present.
 A big lot of new goods of all kinds was opened this week by Wildman & Co. Call and inspect them.
 Mir. E. F. Kellner advertises for some responsible party to cultivate his Riverland ranch and prepare it for a stock farm.
 MT. James Clifford has planted twenty-one acres of land to beans. and purposes supplying the market to that extent.
 Fine hats, for men and boys, and hats of all kinds, just opened at Wild man & Co.'S.
 Heavy rains have fallen in the vari- ous mountain ranges to the east and north during the past week, while in the valley the strong winds brought disagreeable dust only.
 Dancing pumps and fine slippers for sale at Wildman & Co.'S.
 MT Thomas Earle, of Casa Grande, spent several days in town this week. He reports mining operations in his neighborhood to be active and promis- ing.
 MT. Ali. Trippel started last Mon day for journey southward d, his ulti- mate objective point being Central America, although he will tarry at many intermediate points on the route.
 The celebrated Woodbury Fruit Jar, the best in the mar ket, for sale by.
 w. c. SMITH & Co.,. Mir Wm. Seller writes from Brain ardsville, New York, that, although he is enjoying himself greatly among his friends and relatives, he will re- turn to Arizona next week.
 Fruit is coming in quite plentifully from Mesa city, but it does not find as ready sale as in former years. The local production is constantly increas- ing and the demand for imported fruits is thereby materially lessened.
 Mir. Vim. Morgan passed through IlDrence Friday, with per ion of the Nugget mill at Mineral Hill to MT. P T. Dowling's mines at Sonoyta, south of the Gunsight mines.
 An error was made last week ir stating that MT. Geo. A. Stone was one of the incorporators of the Casa Grande and Gila Valley railroad com pany. It should have read W. R Stone.
 A party consisting of Messrs. Jer, Fryer, G. G. Gonzalez, Will Jennings F. w. Stillman and Eugene A. Brown expects to leave in few days for { pleasure trip to the Final mountains and will visit the Pinal ranch befor, returning.
 Messrs. W. Wood Porter, E. P. Drew Sid Bartleson, Misses Fannie and Mel lie Bartleson and Hattie Elbell return ed safely home Tuesday evening iron their ten days sssojourn at Pioneer near the summit of the Final noun tains. They report having a very en joyable outing.
 MT. O. Ellison, who arrived in Flor ence a few weeks ago from Chicago for the purpose of gathering elaborat data for and exhaustive description ( this valley and it's resources, left O. Thursday for Phenix, where. he vii remain for day or two and then g direct to Chicago. He will return t Arizona towards the last of Septembel MT. Ellison desires THE ENTERPRISE { thank the people of this valley in hi behalf for the many courtesies extenC ed to him, an entire stranger. whil here, and for their uniform kindnes in furnishing such information as h sought. He departs with profoun impression of the great future ths awaits this valley, which he found s full of rich natural resources, and | will have only pleasant words to spea of it and its people.
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