Arizona republican., 1896-05-14
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About Individuals and Their
 Actions.

Actions.
 John Quinn is back from a northern Arizona trip.
 Miss Nina Krutzer left yesterday for Council Bluffs
 Miss Harrington of Santa Clara, Cal, is at The Lemon.
 Dr. George Goodfellow arrived yes- terday from Tucson.
 w. A. Lawrence and wife of Chester. N. Y, are at The Ford.
 M. G. Cooper and A. A. Peake of Kansas City are at The Ford.
 Miss Ella Franklin is home from a term of school taught at Buckeye.
 4. B. Gl.ett, the New York mining man, arrived yesterday from Tucson.
 w. H. Gibson of Cincinnati, and w. H. Tap of Denver are stopping alt The Ford.
 Mrs. J. M. Wollam and family left yesterday by the Santa Fe for Los An geles.
 Mark He.ssmain GeiaVes tomorrow for summer visit to his old Kentucky home
 Professor Ford and wife are fm Pres colt and have opened dancing acad- eny.
 Alex RheinsItein of Wm. Melczer & Co.,, is back from business trip up the Santa Fe road. Mrs. D. M Riordan and daughters have returned ito Flagstaff, after an absence of four years in France.
 L. P. King, Denver newspaper man, who has been spending several monts in Phoenix, left last night for Tucson.
 | Joseph Redondo, an old resident of Yuma, is in the city attending to the estate of his recessed brother-in-iaw Henry Garfas. Arthur Gage, financial agent of the Congress Mining company, arrived yesterday from Congress for a brief business stay.
 Dr. Saibim of Mesa appointed to the position of physician of the territorial penitentEary, left last night to enter upon his duties.
 Professor w. Stowe Devol is ill the valley from the University at Tucson, attending to the elimination of the swine plague in the vicinity of Glen dale.
 Tempe News: Mrs H. A. Collins Miss A. B. Collins and the Downing boys, who have been spending the win ter at lthe Titus place near here, wi.l leave tonight for Red,ands, Cal.
 General Manager G. H. Honshel! of the Maricopa & Phoenix railway has started from Los Angeles for his old home in West Virginia, called by the serious illness of his aged father who, 1t is feared, will not live till hi; sons arrival.
 Bruce Perley will leave the post ot secretary of the chamber of commerce If arrangements cannot be made fol increased salary in his office. Tht membership of the chamber of com. merce has fal.en off till now there i: mot enough collected to pay the ex. pense of postage, printing, rent an5 salary.
 Telegraphic word was received yes terday by Foreman Bushley of The Re publican office of the death yesterday morning at Leona, Kansas, of hi. mother, aged 70 years. She has beer ill for many months and the end though deeply regretted, was not unex peeted.
 A. D. Wood, general agent of tn, Northwestern railway, with headquar } ters at Hot Springs, South Dakota, ar rived Tuesday afternoon by the Sant: F'e and will leave on his return tfli } morning. He came ito look into tn circumstances attending the death o his brother, the late city assessor, L. } Wood, starting as soon as definite in formation had reached his home. H finds I5he affairs of his brother in en , tirely satisfactory condition. Nil Wood yesterday met many of the o1a friends of his brother At McKelligen's you can get tn finest handmade sour mash, Bourbon and Pennsylvania rye whiskies. Nc 21 East Washington strant