Arizona weekly enterprise., 1889-09-28

Mir. J. NJ. Ochoa got home Tuesday from trip to Phenix.
 Mir J. D. Reymert, Jr., of De Noon, was in town this week.
 Mir R. L. Rogers returned Thurs day from visit to Phenix.
 M.. w. II. Mcqueen, of De Noon, spent the past week in Florence.
 Mir. Thos. Earle, of Casa Grande, has been in town for several days.
 Mrs. Pauline Fryer, of Casa Grande, was visitor to Florence this week. Mir. R. A. Smith was down from Zellweger's stock ranch near River side, this week.
 Supt. w. w. Strohn, of the Reymert Mining Company at De Noon, visited Florence Friday.
 A strong east wind has prevailed during the past few days, with a pros pect of rain.
 Florence Legion No 2, Select Knights will hold a regular meeting next Thusday night.
 A very pleasant cool wave has pre- vailed this week, greatly to the com fort of everybody.
 Rev. F. w. Downs, of Globe, will preach tomorrow morning and even ing at the Court House.
 It is reported that Mir. Geo. A. Stone is very ill with inhammatory rheuma- tism, at his cattle ranch near Final.
 Mir. w. N. Crandall, of San Bernar- dino, California, arrived in Florence Thursday. He contemplates spend ing the winter here.
 MT. F. F.. Steinhuner and family, of Carlisle, New Mexico, were in Flor ence this week, looking at the valley with view to locating here.
 MT. A. s. Donau, representing L. Zeckendorf & Co, of Tucson, was ih Florence this week, interviewing the merchants.
 MT. A. T. Colton went to Tucson Tuesday to attend to little business before the land office that required his attention for two or three days.
 There was born, in San Francisco, September 18th, to the wife of Eric B. Modem, son, and landlord Drais is now grand-dad.
 Judge Kibbey will proceed to Yuma and dispose of a few cases on that county's calendar. On the first Mon- day in October he will begin the regu- lar term for Pinal county.
 Mrs. R. H. Martin presented THE ENTERPRISE with lot of fine apples pears and almonds, grown on her ranch below town. They were all ful. ly equal to the best imported fruits.
 Mir Geo. N. Pogue, president of the Florence canal company, arrived from the east on Wednesday. These col umns reported him back over a week ago, as the result of being misinform- ed.
 Rev. Downs pastor NJ. F.. Church al Globe will preach at the Court House Gnvited by MT. Whittemore) next Sabbath at II A. M. and T PM.
 Let him have full house. Sabbath School reorganized, meets at 10 A. NJ
 The public school was closed Thurs. day forenoon in respect to the mem ory of Col. Levi Ruggles, who was for merly superintendent of schools, and to more clearly demonstrate the hon or paid to Q man whose exemplary life and conduct is an example for emula tion by the ambitious pupils.
 Mrs. John Bamrick, of Farley, Iowa mother of the late Thos. H. Bamrick arrived in Florence esterday, ac companied by her son, NJ. J. Bamrick Mrs. Bamrick first heard of her son. death upon her arrival in Casa Grand, Friday morning, and was prostratet by the sad intelligence. They will re turn to Iowa in few weeks.
 MT. c. Brunenkant will erect a nea brick store building and bakery ol the corner of Bailey and Eighth Sts P by 46 feet in size, with stone cel lar 22x30 feet. He has let a contrac for removing the old adobe buildin now on his lot and the excavation ( the cellar, and so soon as the found ation is ready the bricklaying wi commence.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Stevens are di consulate over the loss by death ( their only child, Sarah c. Steven aged one year, who died of inhammi tion of the bowels on Thursday evenin It was pretty child and the idol { its indulgent parents who have tf sympathies of entire community their irreparable loss. The funer took place at 3 30 P. M., yestcrda from the Catholic church, and was on of the largest ever known in Florenc