Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1896-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
Jottlngs About individuals and Their
Actions.

w. E. Deity will leave "Wednesday
for California.
Engineer W. A. Drake of the Santa
Fe is in Phoenix.
Mrs. ]. V. Edwards of Maricopa lis
visiting in the city.
w. F. Otey and wife of MERGED, CAL,
are at the Lemon.
Judge A. c. Baker returned yester-
day from Los Angeles
II. L. Kellogg, an employe OF the
Santa Fe at Albuquerque, lis i'm the
city.
Superintendent NJ F. Shaw of the
territorial prison is "a visitor from
Yuma.
Agent l. P. Smith of the Santa Fe is
back from his fiesta excursion to Los
Angeles.
Superintendent T. p. Carson Of the
Column bEa mines is ait the Commercial,
with Mrs. Carson.
Agent J. Roe Young and William
Bell of the Sacabon agency spent yes
terday in the city.
M. w. Kales, the banker, is again
registered from Oakland on the books
of the Commercial.
Hon. W. A. Rowe is being spoken of
as a candidate for delegate to the Ma
tional Democratic convention.
J. NJ Lowrey yesterday took thirty
head of cow horses to Prescott, to be
used ON the Yavapai roundu2s.
]. C. Adams and Architect Creigh-
ton are in Los Angeles looking u ma
,terial for the new Adams hotel.
Mrs Josie Day left Sunday evening
for Princeton, Kentucky, where she
will make her home i'm the future.
Among those registered at The Ford
are Arthur w. Lewis Of Cincinnati and
Miss E. Schumacher of Los Angeles.
Ira Baker left yesterday morning for
his home in Indiana, there to attend
the funeral of his father, who died Sun
day.
F. I. Kendall, secretary Of THE Mari
copa & Phoenix railway, arrived yes
terday on his regular visit of inspec-
ton.
John r. Loosely, AN old time Phoe-
nician, is again in the city in the IN
terest of his San Francisco liquor
house.
Mrs S. A. Dysart and children left
yesterday for Glenwood, Missouri,
where she will visit with relatives for
several months
H. c. ShaIttuck left yesterday morn
ing for Chicago, where he goes to in
terest capital in some mining prop
critics of merit.
Mrs. Emma Mcbride and daughter
and Miss Nellie Rhodes left yesterday
for Corrunna, Michigan. Miss Rhodes
Will return in the fall.
E. NJ Sanford, the Prescott attorney,
arrived yesterday and lis working in
the interest of the contesting delega-
tion from Yavapai county.
Isaac T. Ssoddard, leader of the COLI
testing delegation from Yavapai
county to the convention, arrived from
the north Sunday afternoon.
J. NJ Wollam, who has been teach
ing for the past term in the Cartwright
district, left last night for Los An
geles for "a stay of several months.
R. R. Coleman arrived yesterday
from Prescott and will remain in the
city several days awaiting advices from
his principals of THE Aqua Fria Com
struction company.
Harvey Hubs, one of the promi-
nent citizens of Kingmam, and treas
urer of Mohave county, accompanied
the Republican delegation from his
home ito hold the sack" $50 he says
Sunday afternoon on West Washing
ton street I. S. Barnes and wife were
the main persons interested in runa-
way and smashup. Mrs. Barnes was
slightly injured through cuts ON tdhe
face.
Among those registered at the Com
mercial are w. F. Bliss, Sacramento
A. NJ. stearns, Lamar, Mo-; J. G. Bid
dlecome, st. Paul; H. B. Spence, San