Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-01-25
PERSONALS.

Paso this morning.
G. FL. Woods left this morning for
Benson on business.
Engineer Chas. Hammer of the Sen
Simon pusher, is in the city.
VIM. Neal has returned from Florence
where he has been on business.
Hon. Q. @. Bean is again in the city.
| j. Zshing of Chicago arrived last
evening from the east.
Mrs. Maker entertained few friends
at dinner on Saturday evening last.
j. B, Shea, representing Lane d Con
nelly, departed for the east on No. 10.
| Col. and Mrs. j. II. Martin left last
night for Phoenix to remain few days.
Mr.. w. Y. T. Price, one Of the leading
citizens in Pinsl county, is IN the city
on business.
| D. Ford Jones, who is connected with
the Copper Queen mine, is registered al
the San Xavier.
Mr.. E. G. Cappo was taken quite i'll
yesterday but is able to be at work again
today.
Joe West, popular former employe
of the Southern Pacific, came in last
night.
| E. p. Drew, proprietor Of the Casa
Grande and Florence stage line, arrived
in the city this morning.
Chas, Hood returned last evening
from the Pacific improvement Co.'s coal
camp near Solomonyi!le.
Hon. g. r. Drake returned from Ell
Paso last evening, where he has been on
business for the past few days.
Mr.. Isidor Meyer leaves in the morn
ing on the limited for New York city to
purchase spring and summer Roode.
Mrs. R. Starr. who has been quite i'll
for the past month, is so improved as to
be able to be about.
Mrs. H. J. Wood of Benson, daughter
OF Mrs. Reddock, Is in the city visiting
her mother and brothers.
The Friend brothers left this morning
with a large mining outfit for work in
the vicinity of Ures, Sonora.
G. II. McDaniele, for some time past
an employee Of the Southern Pacific, left
on No. 20 last night for California.
j. II. De Line, of the New York Bis
cult company, left last night for the
west, also 6. j. Cody, another CONNER
| cial man.
B. f. Armstrong left for the east on
Is. E. r. Oet:enger and wife, another
commercial man from New York, also
departed on the same train.
1t is reported that Col. j. II. Martin
| Is candidate for the office of surveyor
general, made vacant recently by the
resignation of General Naming.
F. j. Harrington, OF Fairbanks, who
has been in the hospital for the past
two weeks. is rapidly convalescing.
Otto Kaiser, representing Haas, Bauch
d Co. of Los Angeles, is in the city
working hard il the interest of his firm.
Cd. Gibbs of Pittsburg, who has
been visiting his wife and son at Miss
HALLS, returned this morning to his
home.
j. 2. Lonergan, who has been con-
fined to his room for the past month
with Rheumatism, is again able to be
about.
Geo. Delaparte, a commercial man
who has been 10 Tucson for few daye,
lsft this evening on the west bound linn
United.
Mrs. Jane Paul, who has been visiting
nth her son Bob for several months,
left last night for her home in San
Francisco.
II. M. Aver, the we'll known stockman,
arrived this morning from California.
He expects to remain here few weeks
buying and shipping cattle.
Mrs. Yetta Schmeidling, for the past
nine months in Los Angeles, is again at |
the home of her parents. She reports |
business dull and employment scarce.
Mr.. and Mre. H. A. Hammond Of Oak
land, who have been guests of Capt. |
and Mrs. r. w. Gray the past two |
weeks, returned to their home last even |
ing on No. 20.
Mr.; Fred Fleishman received a |
magnificent bcquet OF flowers from his |
them temptinglv displayed on the |
show case in his drug store.
Resident Engineer Shroufe returned |
THE morning from Yuma. Supt. Ran
dolph and wife, whom he has been &C
compsnying, left the train at Msricopa
in their special car to make short trip
to Phoenix.
Ben. F. Persons, q mining man we'll /
known heresbouts. accompanied by his
uncle, Mr.. Phillips, we're passengers last
evening en- route east via Phoenix, to |
settle up the estate OF Mr.. Persons faith
er, who died recently at Winsted, Conn.
w. 8. Read had the misfortune yes
terdRy to spraIn his right ankle, and
while it is not serious yet it is quite
painful, but this is compensated by the
artistic limp which now adorn his ex-
ternal movements.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Fannie Goldbaum, one OF
Tucson's most pleasing young ladies, to
MIR. Albert Miller, OF Philadelphia. The
wedding will take place at the residence
OF the BRIDES mother on Wednesday,
January 29th.
Engineer S. Griggs of the Southern
Pacific is in the city from Ell Paso on the
have charge of the pusher engine at Ell
Paso as soon as it is regularly establish
ed and he is able to work.
Mre L. &. Hughes left for the east
yesterday morning to be gone for the /
next several weeks. She will, it is un-
derstood, visit Washington and other
eastern cities. She will also visit her
son John who is at school IN the east.
w. F. Graham and j. E. Burns, OF the
Southern Pacific, who have been in San
Francisco for the past ten days in the
interest Of the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen, returned yesterday morning
and have resumed work on their respect
i've divisions.
Mr.. States Morrison whose illness has