Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-10-13
LOCAL NOTES.
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Eleazer W. Hefse. native of Can
! ada. received his final natnI.a lization
r-rTTcrs : DfSrr1cl cOuFt this morn
ing
Mrs. F. B. Moss and children return
ed home last night from four-months
visit in Wisconsin with relatives and
friends.
Three more cases Of arrest for 1eav-
ing horses united occurred yesterday
after the HERALD'S report, and two
cases this morning, making eight
cases in all. A fine of So was imposed
in each case:
Governor Murphy went to Ash Fork
on last nights train TO meet Mrs. Muir
ply and accompany her TO Phoenix.
They are expected to arrive TONIGHT
and will make their home for the win
ter at Hotel Adams.
P H Covle wife and child. returned
home on Wednesday evening from
tfafr summers visit 10 California Mr.
Covle is looking much improved in
health. though he has suffered Il severe
sick spell during his absence.
Mr. Hamilton Murphy of Chicago
ACCOMPANIED by his sister Mrs. @. F.
Postletwaite with her two children
and nurse from New York arrived Oh
last nights train from the north and
are stopping at Hotel Adams The
party are here for the purpose of
spending the winter
The corner stone Of the new Good
rich building corner WASHINGTON and
Center streets was laid Yesterday and
today. a handsome column of Flag
staff stone was raised above ii. 1t is
artisticallv scu1ntured and will make
a handsome corner for the new
structure.
J. c. White and family of Chicago
were among the arrivals from the
north last night They are stopping
n the Commercial. The family will
rnT;1a7n here for the winter and Mr..
White after a short visit will return TO
his business in Chicago. He is Third
Vice President of the Chicago Live
Stock Commission Co.
afternoon at $50 o'clock after a long |
Illness at the age of sixty seven. De-
ceased is the father of Mrs Robt Chap |
man. of the firm of Chapman Bros |
He has been a resident of Arizona for |
a great many years. formerly at ella |
Bend but in recent years his home has |
been in Phoenix the greater. part of
the time. Mr.. Bellya was Il cOnfed |
crate veteran and the members of that |
society attended his funeral ths after
noon in body il being one of the last
renuests of deceased. The funeral
took place thiS afternoon at o'clock
at the undertaking parlors of W. A.
Davis and goodly attendance of
friends were present TO pay their last
respects to the departed.
From Saturdays Daily.
Misses Cora NJ Brooks and Jessie
YarneH recently arrived from Los An
eeles are stopping at the Alhambra.
They will open school of elocutiOn
and physical culture.
Governor and Mrs. n. o. Murphy
TO Phoenix on last nights
rain. Mrs. Murphy spent the summer
nthe east and their son Paul is still
EAST attending school.
Duncan Christie Selleck this morn
ng took out his first papers and de-
dared his intention of becoming cit
zen of the United States In fact he
las been living in this country for the
asst 40 years and only recently discov-
red that he was not citizen already.
He is a native of Canada.
Miss Hattie Price was the hostess
asst evening ait a very pleasant birth
lay party given in her honor at the
amiIy residence on South Second
treet. Among those present were
fessrs W. r. Lewis, Geo. E. Miner, :
frank Steele. S. Smithson. H. NJ. 7
Reno Rudd, w. R. Price, R. I
L Stanton, D. D. Draper, Mrs. S. q
mithson and Mrs. Frank Steele, and {
Kisses Annie Stout, Florence Schal- f
n Nellie West Minitie Asher. Jennie @
thompson, May Maddox and Eva ]
'homson. May Maddox and Eva d
nd the evening was spent in socia- c
;ifty end tire pasvi8g Ut gaRses. Ip