Arizona republican., 1896-04-24
PERSONAL MENTION.
lettings About individuals and Their
Actions.

HStioiio'
Thos SlIItam, the candy drummer, is
with us again.
R. F. spearmam of Washington, D.
c., lis ait The Ford.
Professor j. w Tourney arrived yes
terday from Tucson.
Ezra Thayer Geft yesterday morning
for Parsons, Kansas
A. V. Quinn has returned from
business "trip Ito Wyoming.
E. F. Kellmer has gone ito Los An
geles to pay homage to the queen of the
carnival.
M. McLesh of Vulture came i'm yes
terday and left in the evening for Los
Angeles.
VIM. Fianr., the Albuquerque butcher,
left for nome yesterday in charge OF
a carload of CATTLE.
Patsy Yates, he of Wells, Fargo
fame, has gone ito Los Angeles for
few weeks recreation.
M. d. French left with his bride
yesterday morning for Prescott where
the couple will make their home.
B. H. Weaver and wife came down
from Prescott yesterday afternoon to
visit their daughter, Mrs. john Aiken.
Miss Maud Walsh returned yester-
day morning from Tucson where she
has been visiting friends for several
days.
DIR. J. NJ Ford returned yesterday
from "a "trip ITO Goldfeids, where he has
been investigating some mining prop
erby
Ira P. Smith, general agent of the
S. F., P. & P, left Wednesday might
for Los Angeles to- take in the windup
of THE fiesta.
Hon. Colin Cameron arrived yester-
day from Loahiel to ATTEND a meeting
of the livestock sanitary commi ssion,
of which The lis chairman.
Miss Nellie McNeil, a most accom-
plished and charming young school
mistress of Tempe, is i'm the CITY visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. G. Williams.
Ed Murphy, the newly elected mayor
of Tempe, was i'm tine city yesterday.
The weight of municipal cares has not
as yet rested heavily on his shoulders.
Charles Akers, recorder of Yavap3i
county, returns this morning to Pres
cof6t af er an attendance of several
DAYS upon "a friend who was seriously
i'll In this city.
Mrs. Laura Johns returned yesterday
from her tour of the northern terri
tory i'm the work of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union. She
left ON the evening train for the south.
Frank Alkire will leave tomorrow
for his New River CATTLE range where
the 1odeo lis now in progress. The cat
tie have all been sold to eastern par
tiles and will be shipped out of lhe val
lev as soon as the roundup is COM
Melted.
Mrs. James T. Camppeii of Detroit,
michigan, who has been spending the
winter in Arizona, accompanied by
Mrs. Kimball of the Kimball house at
Mesa, and Mrs. N. B. Kibbey were over
i'm Phoenix ON a little shopping expe-
dftion.
Professor VIM. Stowe Devol of the
University of Arizona came in yester-
day from Tucson and proceeded Ito
Glendale with Territorial Veterinary
Surgeon Richmond, where they will
investigate a prevalent disease sup
posed to be pneumonia THAT is preVa-
DENT among THE swine.
An Evangelist has been holding a
religious meeting up in Tempe for the
past two weeks. He has had no suc-
cess. Not a brand has been plucked
from the burning. And yet, as one
ldtle tot oppressed it: q don't like
that preacher, for he prays so loud
that he always wakes ne mp So the
dominic Wednesday night gave up
Tempe as a bad job. IN his parting
sermon he showed his chagri1 by the
most lilly advised remarks, stating that
he was assured that Tempe was on the
road Ito a great calamity, a visltat on
on account of her sinfulns5s and that
he had prayed that some great pa que
such lals befel Egypt, might descend