Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-18
PERSONAL.

JACK sweeney left last night for Lo.
Angeles.
GOV. Hughes will return from Tucson
this morning.
Col. Schultz of Tempe was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. +. Winslow was in the city yes
terday from Tempe.
Mrs. Jas. l.. Cant will leave tonight
on visit to friends at San Diego.
In few days Mrs. G. b. Ming will
leave for Kansas City to visit friends.
j. M. Lemon will shortly start on an
extensive eastern trip embracing the
worlds fair.
Nose Drachman, the we'll known
commission merchant OF Tucson was
visitor to the city yesterday.
Joseph Farley. who has been i'll at the
Mills house returned yesterday to his
mines IN the Humbug district.
Miss Ada Cowles has gone to Los An
geles where she is residing with the
family OF S. Marks, formerly of this
city.
Miss Minnie McCay goes this evening
to Great Bend, Kansas, to spend the
summe: months with relatives at that
place.
There were registered at the Mills
house yesterday, Rod Asper and family,
Marble Rock, la; John Nippert, Aqua
Fria, and II. A. Ball, st Louis.
w. N. Standage OF the South Side real
estate company and member of the
board of su pervisors of Maricopa county
was over from Mesa Yesterday.
Miss Ethel Edmunds, a teacher at
the East End school. will start the
latter part of the week for Chicago.
She will spend the vacation in the
east. ID
Lieutenant Pipes US A. stationed
at Denver, al rived in the city Yesterday.
He is on a furlOugh of two months
granted on account of i'll health. He
will remain in Phoenix two months.
Commercial hotel guests yesterday
were: Nose Drachman, Tucson; A. j.
Gaylord, Mesa: Chas. w. Prange and
wife, Sunset Camp; W. B. Gillingham,
Cave Greek; Chas, d. Gaylord, Pueblo,
Colo.
III. Leikowitz, recently employed at
the Palace Cigar Store, will leave to.
night for New York where he will like
ly remain. Mr.. Lefkowitz has been a
resident OF Phoenix for the past six
years.
Hon. Frank NJ. Murphy arrived in
the city on Sunday morning and met
the contractors and chief engineer of
the north and south road and has with
them been engaged in preparing for be-
ginning the work from this end OF the
line.
A. s. Mccullough, formerly with DR..
keefer. the druggist, came in yesterday
from prospecting tour in the noun
tains. Mac" is well known and
popular young man in Phoenix, and all
his friends would like to see him make
a big strike.
w. T. McNelly and wife, who have
for the past two months been enjoying
the salubrious cline and pleasant sur
OF Phoenix, returned to Globe !
Sunday evening. Mr.. McNelly was the |
sergeant alarms in the council and a
very efficient one.
There were registered at the Sixth
Avenue hotel Yesterday: Philip Pra-
ger, St. Louis; II. B. Mckinney, Las
Vegas, N. NJ; L. f. Crook, Chic lgo; S.
NJ. Miller and W. E. Myers, Denver,
Colo; II. r. Haninger, Bisbee; j. Il.
O'Brien, Tucson; +. A. Van Arnim,
San Antonio.
Mrs. J. A. Plattner will start tonight
Tor Chicago. She will first go to San
Francisco and thence to the worlds
fair city where she will be entertained |
by her son Harry who is employed at
the big mercantile establish ment OF !
Field & Co. Mrs. Plattner
will remain in the east about six
Hon. F. r. Nellis, the efficient coun-
,ilman from Coconino county, left the
,ity last night for the north. By his
work in the legislature Mr.. Nellis earn
ID the gratitude OF his constituents and
acquired the highest respect OF his tel
ow legislators. The many measures
he introduced were wise ones and in all
,ases received the Thoughtful and favora-
Die consideration Of both branches OF
he legislature and the executive.