The Florence tribune., 1897-05-22
CASA eRANDE ITEMS.
Points and Pointers From the Railroad Metropolis and the Southern Por-
 ton of Pinal County.


 ton of Pina County.
 Mr. Geo. Ghormley has taken charge of Judge Marshalls ranch.
 new school district is to be formed in the settlement south of town.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lohman and children are visiting relatives in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Jas. L. Stowe and family are comfortably located on her ranch above Arizola.
 Mrs. Chas. Holborn and children will spend the summer among her relatives in Louisiana.
 Mrs. II. c. Purcell has returned from Globe where she attended the funeral of her mother.
 Jim T. Clayton, late of Texas Hill, is giving satisfaction to all concerned as night operator.
 Mrs. Peter For5ack will take trip to Leavenworth. Kansas, to visit rela- tives early in June.
 Walt. Weaver went to Demiug for few days s a freight rustler, but has returned to the key.
 ", D. Wisdom, formerly Col. Young's chief clerk at theagency, is rustieating here for few months
 Mrs. John N. Isgrig and children, of the Mammon, made few days visit to Mrs. shulze, of sacaton.
 Charley Bennett and Phony Price have taken charge of the fruit orchard on the Dunn & Logan ranch.
 Jim Quiggle has closed out his affairs in old Pinal and returned to Los An geles where his family resides.
 Ernest Clayton accepted the Bowie station for few days. He is again at home for brief period of rest.
 Mrs. ". L. Herbert--nee Megson- has joined her husband in California, where they will permanently reside. Charley Eastman and family have re- turned from the GuDsight country, fully satisfied with the venture made there. Jim Woods had the misfortune to in- jure his left leg in a peculiar manner sometime ago, which is mending slowly. F.B. Maldonado is expected to return here from Guatemala in June to look after his many business interests and adjust his affairs.
 Bob Hughes, that all around and cap able miner and blacksmith, formerly of the Reward, is with John Moran on the Peck contract.
 A. Il. Elliott, at the mining town of LeRoy. near vel1ol, is still sinking on his claims, demonstrating the rich finds made some time ago.
 There is DO work doing at the Boom camp under the present management. The splendid gold mill there has been silent for many years.
 Geo. Mauk, of Arizola, had an att tack of erysipeIas which sent him to the Tucson hopita1. He is at his post again, fully recovered.
 MT. John F. Alexander intends to go to the mountains above Globe with his wife in few weeks to escape the re- l a,,r,.anea of his asthma.
 Mrs. Lily Peart, with her two manly boys. who was visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs. Dan Weaver, has returned to her home in South Dakota.
 Frank A. Jones, who made his way to Chicago, by the way of Le Roy, Kan sas, is now in the office of the c. B. Q. R. B. in the city by the lake.
 Miss Hertha Tromm, Casa Grande' celebrated pianist, now located in Tue son, is said to be enjoying large pat ronage and growing in popularity.
 Miss Laura E. Greene, who has re covered her health, will spend the sum mer in Fredonia, Kansas, visiting he parents, leaving some time next month l Madam Rumor has it that one of tn school ma 'ams who has taught the Ari zola school will be married next montl in Los Angeles to Californian of promi nence.
 The s. P. road is constantly making Improvements at this point. The tracl has been raised and ballasted, and ad ditional switches with turn-tabl added.
 Miss Florence D. Reid went to To Angeles, California, on sunday last i her school having closed few week since. Others ef her family will 500 join her.
 Casa Grande has been the home of number of polished deadbeats am frauds of the highest order, who's special cases can have attention at tn proper time.