Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-04-11
LOCAL NEWS.

N. w. Bernard returned to Arivaca
this evening.
The honorable beard of supervisors
are In session today.
Mr.. J. Began is 10 the city from the
O,o Blanco mining district.
Captain X. Mcdonald left this morn
ing on a sight seeing trip to Biebee.
CIV. Atkinson, cattle buyer for L.
Zsckendorf & Co., left this morning Tor
Calabssas.
A. F. Rule accompanied by his family
left last evening for Los Angeles TO re-
main for some months.
The cattle brands and ear marks OF
Benina Valenzuela and Diego Valenzue-
la were flied for record this morning.
Mrs. Geo. Martin and daughter
Mary, departed for Yuma last night
where they will visit friends.
Mrs. G. B. Wilcox departed for
Bisbee this morning to visit with her
husband who is now located at that
place.
Judge and Mrs. Herring who have
been in the city the past week, returned
to their home IN Tombstone this morn
ing.
Rev. L. A. Pettibone and Mr.. Henry
Buchanan leave the city tomorrow even
ing to attend the three days session OF
the Arizona Congregational association
which convenee at Tempe.
A csndy-pulling party was given last
night by Miss Nellie Lee, to her many
young friends. The hours were pleas
antly passed in dancing ard an enjoy
able time was had.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Pedro
Pellou died of pneumonia Sunday night
and was buried from the family resi-
dence on South Convent street yester-
day. They have the sympathy or many
friends in their sff1iction.
Rev. DIR. Gee, Of the Episcopal church.
will address the students at the univer-
sity tomorrow. Wednesday afternoon, at
3 O'Clock. The public is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Tom Jones, proprietor of the Interna-
tional hotel in Nogales, prior to lts des-
troction by fire, is in the city and is be-
ing royalty received by his host Of old
friends.
Capt. J. II. Tevis, OF lewiston, is in
the city on q visit to his daughters and
to settle some business affairs. The
Capt. is always welcome to the old
town.
Rev. Q. P. Wilson, j. ]. Hill and Jas.
Finley left last night for Phoenix, to at
tend the tenth annual territorial en-
campment of the q. A. R., which meets
today. Mr.. Hill also expects to attend
the meeting of the grand lodge I. o. o.
F. at Prescott before returning.
1t is understood that the Southern
Pacific, is actively engaged IN removing
gravel from the Cienegs with which
they will ballast their road bed from
Wilcox west to Msricops, greatly Im-
proving the condition thereby.
Grand Chancellor F. Fleishman OF the
X. OF P. left this morning on an Official
visit to the lodge in Bisbee. Hon. Joe
Perry accompanied him, having re-
ceived an invitation to deliver lecture
at the meeting.
Judge Owen T. Rouse left for Flor
ence last evening where he will open
court today, after spending two weeks at
that point Solomonville will be visited
for q similar purpose.
Ladies Aid Society of the baptist
church will give tsmsle dinner at the
church Monday evening from to p. N
A good home cooked dinner will be serv
ed for 25c. The proceeds to be used to-
ward procuring two new pews Tor the
church.
The Tucson Rifle Club recently or
ganizei, has ordered revolving target
made snd expect to have 1t and other
necessary paraphernalia in position this
week on their range at j. Soldinis place
about q mile north OF town.
Direct connections will be made by
tie S. F. P. & P. railway at Phoenix.
with the M. & P. train Saturday night
for the accommodation of those psssen-
gers en- route from the south to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge /. O.
o. F. which takes place at Prescott on
Monday April 18th.
The Evolution OF Woman, by Harry
Whitney McVicksr; Venezuela; The
Land Where it's Always Simmer, by
William Eleroy Curtis; and A Laodicean
new edition. by Thomas Hardy, have
just come from the press OF Harper d
Brothers.
A surprise party was given to Mics
Adela Tully, by her many young friends
last night, in honor of her 18th birth
day. Miss Tully was the recipient OF
many congratulations. Ii was IL O'Clock
when the time for home going came. A
most enjoyable time was had.
The music and decorations for the
easter services at the Congregations
church were appropriate and beautiful,
and good congregetio ns we're in attend
ancs. The thank Offering received a.
the morning service was liberal and will
be devoted to needed repairs on the in
terror of the church.
Theatre Toilettes, reception gowns,
marvellous spring hats, children's frocks,
and everything bewitchinR and Rppropri
ate to the season, will be shown in illus
trstion and description in the number OF
Harper's Bazaar issued on April 1lth. A
striking and timely paper on ''Womsn's
Student Life at Oxford" by Cynthia
Barnard, will be feature OF the num-
Der.
A China family consisting Of father,
mother and son, attracted considers BILE
attention at the depot yesterday morn
ing when they alighted from No. IS.