Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-09-16
Personal Mention.

bd1 Iih aSSOih pouicd ehe pOys " Albuquerque.
 Ed. Wagoner, of Walnut Grove has gone to Albuquerque fair. E. E. Kirkland and family of Kirk land Valley were in town today. D. F. Breed has resigned his posi- tion with the P. & A. c. railroad. W. c. Burke, of Las Animas, Colo rado is registered at Hotel Burke. D. W. Pritchett is slowly recover: ing from his sickness. J. J. Williams has gone to the southern part of the territory.
 General McCook and staff have ac- cepted an invitation to attend the Albuquerque fair. Aaron Mason and Geo. B. McCann came in from the south by private conveyance to-day. Mrs. E. W. French and Miss Hattie Crane left for Albuquerque this morning.
 J. c. Herndon will leave on Tues day for a brief visit to friends in Missouri.
 G. A. Denny, one of the substan- tial citizens of Walnut Creek was in town today.
 Ed. Burke and family and Fred Ref and family left for Albuquerque this morning.
 Mrs. Sam Hill and Mrs. J. P. Dill lon have gone to Albuquerque to take in the fair. J. N. Rodenburg feels like fish forty miles from water since the hose team left. w. F. Grey a former resident of Prescott has returned here to live after an absence of several years. Hon. W. s. Head came in by pri- vate conveyance this afternoon from the Verde.
 Jake Spitz and Warren Weaver, two popular commercial drummers, came in on to-day's train.
 Miss Mollie Baker left yesterday for Skull valley to resume her duties as teacher of the school there.
 Mrs. Major Comba and children left this morning for Philadelphia where the latter will attend school.
 Thomas Ford, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Ford left this morning for Alameda, California to take a posi- tion there.
 MT. and Mrs. T. W. Johnston and their bright little daughter, Miss Edna will leave on Monday for a visit to Apache county.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. J. McTeague who have been stopping for several days at Hotel Burke left for Copper Basin this afternoon. Mir. McTeague rep resents the Fl Paso smelter.
 Jake Marks will leave for 6 visit to San Francisco about September 22d. Prior to that date he will be glad to meet the boys at his place of business where he will be found ready for business.
 Gus Moe, of Big Bug, was married few days since to Miss Kittie Mur- phy, of Flagstaff. The couple came in on yesterdays train leaving for Mir. Noes home by stage this morn ing.
 Tom Scholey, who took an active interest in training the running team for the Albuquerque fair accom- panied the boys to Albuquerque to encourage them in the race.
 W. H. Throne will leave on Mon day to attend the supreme lodge of Odd Fellows which meets in St. Louis this month. He will extend his trip for visit to his former home in Pennsylvania.
 W. N. Kelly, secretary of the P. & A. C. k. R., is in Phenix on business connected with the affairs of his company.
 Paymaster Canby, U. S. A., ar rived on to-day's train and will dis pose of some of the surplus to-mor- row at Whipple.
 Joe s. Gales left on Saturday for San Francisco, to purchase new harness and saddlery goods, and also to recuperate in health.
 Miss Mollie Ozburn has accepted a position as teacher of the Kirkland valley school, and will leave shortly to assume charge of the same.
 Dr. Miller, superintendent of the Arizona insane asylum, leaves for Phenix tomorrow to assume charge of that institution on the 10th inst.
 Mrs. G. A. Bray, the ardent ad- mirer of Prescott's fire laddies, left | this morning for Flagstaff and will join the Prescott contingent at AL | on the day of the hose | race.