Arizona republican., 1895-10-15
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Fred Schofield is back to Phoenix for the winter.
 William Melczer has returned from brief trip to the coast.
 Mrs. L. H. Chalmers has returned from visit to the seacoast.
 Mrs. S. W. Bayley and children re- turned Sunday from a trip to Prescott.
 c. A. Cole and wife have returned from a pleasant outing at San Diego. F. W. Ward, of Wilson & Ward, is in Los Angeles on business for his firm.
 1 Mrs. R. Allyn Lewis is expected to ! return from an extended eastern trip today.
 Mrs. William Freeze and children i have returned from a visit to San Francisco.
 1 A. l.. Cuber, the prosperous Mesa i City wine merchant, was in the city yesterday.
 ! William Truman, sheriff of Pinal county, was in Phoenix Sunday on official business | Dr. Wm. Graesser, who spent last winter in Phoenix, died at Sheboygan, i Wisconsin, October 2 of consumption.
 w. D. Vantleck, of New York, one of the principal stockholders of the Cop per Queen Mining company, is in the city.
 Ed s. Gill, formerly of The Repub- lican, is reported to now be managing editor of The Herald at Syracuse, New York
 W. A. Bolton, the Tempe constable, was before the board of supervisors yesterday to draw his quarterly al lowance.
 Mrs. W. K. James will leave today for New York city. She will proceed as far as Galveston and from there will complete. the trip by steamer.
 William Gilson in telling a little story of old times yesterday was re- minded that to a day it had been just thirty-three years since he entered Arizona.
 A. H. Harsher, of the Phoenix Ma tional bank, has been quite sick for the past few days, but is recovering under the professional care of Dr. i Purman.
 J. H. Parington, formerly in charge of the Vulture mine, is now superin- tendent of some large properties owned at Johannesberg, south Africa, by English capital.
 Mrs. Moon, of Congress, was brought to Phoenix i'll Sunday in the care of Mrs. N. Mowrey, and is now at Mrs. 1 Mowrey's residence receiving medical attention from Dr. Scott Helm.
 Lauren Miller, one of the leading prescriptionists of Indianapolis, Ind, is in the city for the benefit of his health. He will probably make the Salt River valley his permanent home
 Dr. William Duffield, a graduate of the university of Pennsylvania, is a late arrival and will here enter into the practice of his profession. He has taken offices at 2S South Second ave- nue.
 Mrs. F. L. Brill has just returned from San Francisco. where she has been on a two months visit to her mother. She has left her daughter Miss Cora, in school in San Rafael at one of the most noted convents on the Pacific coast.
 Jack" the infant son of Colonel Cotton, was yesterday the recipient of dainty silver, pearl handled set of table utensils, sent from the east by Mrs. Marah Ellis Ryan, the dis tinguished authoress, an old friend of the parents of the precocious young ster.
 City Editor J. w. Spear, of the Tue son Star, spent yesterday in Phoenix. He came, he said, for his dog. Billy Spear has many a friend in Phoenix, gained during his long and effective service on The Republican, and his progress through the streets was made slow in consequence.