Arizona weekly citizen., 1896-03-14
PERSONALS.

from thirty days trip in California.
Mr. end Mrs. W. K. Meade returned
from Phoenix this morning.
MIR. Geo Daley was an arrival from
| the west this morning.
Hon. Geo. Roskruge is quite i'll, being
q new victim to the grip.
F. A. Taylor well known in S. P. cir
Giles arrived from Ell Paso last evening.
Governor L. G. Hughes and Major R.
Allen Lewis arrived yesterday morning
from Phoenix.
Mr.. F. NJ. Mckinney, of Mammoth
accompanied by his father and brother,
are in the city.
Mrs. A. NJ. FeIdmau left this morn
ing for Fort Grant, TO visit her husband
who is slightly i'll.
Mrs. r. A. johnson, who has been
quite i'll with the grip, is now GONZALES
ing.
Mrs. JOS FERN y ho has been quite
seriously Ill for the past week, is im
proving slowly.
Frank Bettman, representing Coplantz
Pike d Co., of San Francisco. is in the
city.
Col. J. B. Breathitt, inspector Of the
laud Office, departed for Phoenix last
evening.
Mr.. b. Schwab, who hes been east Cd
business trip for l.. Zsckendorf & Co,
returned last evening.
Geo. Marks, who has been introducing
the famous Fashion tobacco in the city,
left lsst night for Phoenix.
MIR. and Mrs. d. Stellar of Bisbee, ar
rived last evening to visit with their SOD
g. A. Stellar and family.
A. Rebel, who has been in New York
purchasing line of spring and summer
goods returned last evening.
Q. j Z lis who has been occupying
the position OF agent for the S p. al
Pantano, the past menth, returned last
evening.
II. j. Newman has resigned his posi-
ton with L. Zeckendorf & Co., ano
expects to leave for New York next week
to remain permanently.
Mr. 2. o. Brown, inventor and paten-
tee OF the celebrated DuSock for bicycle
tires, arrived from Phoenix yesterday,
riding over on bis bicycle.
Judge Bethune who has heeh i'll for
the past few days, from injuries sustain
ed from a fall, while in PhoeniS, is so
improved as to be around once more.
Maj. F. S. Earl, of San Diego, a
former and well known resident of
TON bstone, arrived in this city Thurs
dsy evening.
Mr.. n. J. DIN. the gentleman who
died at the hospital Wednesday morn
ing, was buried at three o'clock yester-
day afternoon fr, N the Undertaking
Psrlors of the Samuel Baird Go.
Mrs. A. l.. Brown, wife of Superin>
tendent Rsndolph's chief clerk, left
Thursday evening for Sacramento to
remain during the summer.
Messrs. W. J. White and r. Sweden,
who have been visiting in the city, and
vicinity departed Friday night to Cate
lima Islands on a fishing and pleasure
trip.
Judge A. 2. DeGroff and daughter
have returned to their home in Neasho,
Mo, after spending about four months,
visiting their SONS and brothers families
in this city.
Spense Brooks, former employee of
the s. P, who has been visiting with
friends and relatives in this city, has
returned to Williams, where he is now
located.
Mr.. Sylvester Watts, who has been
visiting his brother j. r. Watts, the
past week, left this morning for FL Paso
where be will remain a few days and
then continue his journey to his home
10 St Louis.
uperintendent Epes Randolph re-
Gently left for the west on a tour OF in
spectIon ID his private car. Mrs. Ran
dolph and Mrs. j. III. Martin accom-
panied him as far as Los Angeles, ard
will remain there short time.
@. M. Nave, telegraph operator, 10 the
employ OF the Southern Pacific, left
Thursday night for Yuma It. is under
stood that bis debut into the society of
that city will be made u nder the chsper-
1aRe on Mr.. Dave Hughes.
Mrs. Mcclure, wife OF Lieutenant
Mcclure, U. s. A. arrived yesterday
morning on vlsit TO ker cousin Mrs w
L. Perry. Lieutenant MrCInro, uho
sccoppan ed her, continued on :tr FL
Paeo, be having been transferred from
the PresIdio, at San Francisco, to Fort
Bliss, Texas.
General Royal A. johnson returned
Tuesday from a trip TO the Santa Ritae.
His outing lasted over a week and he
reports having enjoyed himself immense
~. The Silver Tip grizzlies he reports
hiherDatiDg and the elephants bad climb
ed into trees which accounts for his