Arizona republican., 1897-11-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
 Phil Me.z, the Mesa liveryman, was in town yesterday.
 Harry Drachman of Tucson was in the city on Sunday.
 s. D. Bell of Cincinnati, O.. is a late arrival at the Ford.
 Andrew H. March of San Francisco is a guest at the Ford.
 H. H. Clark, a travelling man of Lin coin, Neb., is a guest at the Hotel Ad- ans.
 A. s. Greig, wife, daughter and Mrs Frank Wright of Prescott registered al the Ford
 Mayor J. C. Adams left on Sunday morning on a short business trip to Los Angeles.
 A. E. Mueller of Milwaukee, Wis, is stopping in the city a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Wallace Duncan, nephew of Gen eral Lew Wallace. a late arrival. will spend the winter in town.
 Superintendent Epes Randolph of the Arizona division of the Southern Pacific spent Sunday in the city.
 H. o. Davis of Bloomington, H., ar rived in the city yesterday morning and is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 Drs. Alex S. Porter of the U. S. A. is late arrival at the Ford. The doctor is located at Fort Whipple.
 H. T. Thorp of Terre Haute, Ind, is a guest at the Ford. MT. Thorp is an engineer on the Fort Wayne railroad.
 H. B. Worden, travelling passenger and freight agent of the St. Louis & San Francisco railroad, is a guest at the Ford.
 Charles P. Walker and family of Philadelphia arrived at the Ford yes terday morning ard will spend the winter here.
 F. Davis and wife, Spokane, Wash, came in last night on the Santa Fe train and registered at, the Ford to spend the winter.
 L P. Guldman, wife and daughter of Chicago are at the Ford. MT. Guldman cacies in Chicago.
 w. H. Berry, manager of Herman, the worlds greatest wizard, arrived on Southern Pacific yesterday morning and registered at the Ford.
 MT. and Mrs John R. Loosely left on Sunday night for their home in San Francisco after a visit of several weeks with friends here.
 w. s. Lodge and Miss B. w. Lodge of Monticello, H., arrived at the Hotel Adams yesterday morning and are stopping at the Hotel Adams.
 MT. H O. Davis of Bloomington, = editor of the Daily and Weekly Pan tagraph, arrived in the city yesterday. He is guest of the Hotel Adams
 Howard Wilkins and wife of Chi cago registered at the Ford. Mr. Will kins is agent for the Springfield Hard ware company and is calling on the trade.
 P. c. Carter and son, H. C., of Bos- ton, arrived Saturday night on the Santa Fe train and put up at the Ford. MT. Carter is the maker of water mot o1s in Boston and is on his way to Los Angeles.
 Hon. G. w. Hull of Jerome came down to be married to Miss M J. Bar ney. They are enjoying their honey moon at the Ford. MT. Hull is one of Arizona's leading law makers and a big mining man.
 A. E.. Just and Master M A. Just came in from New York last night and registered at the Ford. A. B. Just is the manager of the Standard Iron works in Jersey City aud will leave his son here for the winter.
 Miss Loulah Swofford of Gainesville, Texas, arrived in the city yesterday morning and took lodgings at the Hotel Adams. She was united in marriage yesterday to Mr. Samuel N. Mcclure of this county.
 MT. Eugene S. Ives arrived in town from Yuma on Sunday morning, re- turning the same evening. Forty con- victs are now employed on the canal below the town and thirty more will be set at work today.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Ames of Man chester, Iowa, came in Saturday night to spend the winter bere. They ex- pect to rent a house some distance out and devote their time to a long rest They are now guests at the Ford.
 Harry K Chenoweth, customs CO., 1ector at Nogales, was in the city yes terday on official business. He was accompanied by Col. Stokes of Wash ington, D. C., inspector of customs. They returned to Nogales last night.
 Editor Charles w. Pugh of the Stockman, returned on Sunday night from a visit of a couple of months with friends in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Kentucky. He shortened his visit somewhat on account of the cold weather prevailing throughout the east. He is much improved in health and appearance. Mrs. Pugh will re- turn about the first of the year.