Arizona republican., 1891-08-16
PERSONALS.

Frank Griswold is reported to be rest ing easy.
 Capt. Aery returned to Maricopa by this mornings train.
 Jim McNamara went to Tempe on a business visit yesterday.
 William Van Mess registered ct the Central last night from Chicago.
 Josiah Alkire went out on yesterday s mornings train to Pomona, California.
 w. T. Cummings was in the city yes terday from Double Buttes.
 Capt. II. Aery, of Maricopa, was a welcome visitor to our city yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. T. M. Elder and daugh- ter Nettie drove down from Tempe yes terday.
 Jack Stewart returned to Phoenix yes terday from a business trip to Tempe and Sacaton.
 Messrs. Rich and Dare, lGte of Kan sas, but now of Tempe, were in the city yesterday.
 Dr. J. L. Gregg drove down from Double Buttes on business visit to the city yesterday.
 w. B. Coulee, of Beatrice, Neb.. came in on yesterdays train and registered at the Commercial.
 United States Mail Contractor A. M. Moore was passenger on this morn- ing's outbound train.
 Charlie Taylor, the obliging agent of the L. w. Blinn Lumber Company at Tempe came down on business yester- day.
 St. Louis was represented in Phoenix yesterday II. J. Billsought, who came in on the regular train and registered at the Commercial.
 H. J. Peery, of Albany, Mo-, and J. l.. Peery, of Oklahoma City, arrived in the city last evening and registered at the Central.
 Mir Asher took out lumber from Holmes, Gregory & Lindsley's yester- day for his new house, which he is building near the foundry.
 l.. Ellis Terry, of Wilkesbarre, Pa., introduced himself to Phoenix peo pie yesterday, and is stopping at the Com mercial while in the city.
 Henry II. Smith and Harry B. Smith came in on yesterdays train from Wash ington, D. C., and wrote their auto graphs at the Commercial.
 John Orme, one of the most substan- tial farmers in the valley returned yes terday from months vacation in Cal ifornia. Mrs. Orme and family are yet at Ventura and expect to return about October 1.
 Mrs. Detwiler and Messrs. Waterson and Norton expect to leave for home Monday. They will visit California be- lore returning to Kansas. We wish them all pleasant journey home and that they may visit us soon again.
 J.C. Goodwin, one of the most solid citizens of the South Side, came down on yesterdays train from Tempe on business. MT. Goodwin is making some important improvements near Tempe, and next week expects to start import ant ditch work south of his place near Kyrene.
 Mir. Myers and Misses Myers, Price and Redenaner returned to Tempe yes terday evening after two days visit to Phoenix. Yesterday they visited the ostrich farm and other points of interest. They were delighted with the rain and returned home feeling much refreshed.
 k. E. and E. M. Doris returned home on yesterdays train from an extended trip in California. Among other places visited were San Francisco, Sacramento. Los Angeles, Santa Monica and Wood land. They report California dull and say that places the size of Phoenix are far behind her from business point of view. The climate is warmer than in this valley.
 MT. and Mrs. J. II. Campbell, Mir. Flickerger and Mir. Wallace, members Of the kansas party, left by Saturdays train for their respective homes. They go by the way of California and will visit different places in that State, Idaho and Colorado before returning to Kan sas. They all seem well pleased with their visit to the valley. Mir. Campbell has shown his faith in the future of the valley by buying l60 acres of land south of Tempe.