Arizona republican., 1898-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

C. Amnock of Tucson is in the city. Miss Gladys Reed lest last night for Flagsraff.
 yesterday.
 J. J. Gardiner has returned from les Angeles. Charles M. Kenner is 9 visitor from Del Rio, Texas.
 H. r. Mclean came over from Fl Paso, Tex. yesterday.
 NJ Hobscn arrived yesterday morn ing from Los Angeles.
 Mrs c. A. Luke returned yesterday morning from the coast.
 Gus H. Hirschfeld returned last night from grip to Prescott
 Judge Davis of Tucson left yester- day fer Tombstone to open court.
 Mir. E. J. Bennitt returned last night from ,he northern part of the territory
 c. H. Holmes and family have re- turned from q visit of a couple of 1lonths on the coast.
 The family of Dr. Mcintyre will re- turn tonight from California, where they have spent the summer.
 Mir and Mrs. L. A. Sherman, who have ben spending the summer Gil the coast, returned yesterday morning.
 United States Marshal Griffith re- turned to Tucson yesterday morning from an extended stay at Los Angeles. MT. c. J. Hall of the Phoenix Ma tional bank, last night came in from Flagstaff, where Mrs. Hall is stepping. Mir G. NJ Sargent, general freight and passenger agent Of the s. F. P. & F., came down from Prescott last night
 MT Lulu G. Porter. who left here a year ago on tour Of considerable part of the United States, will return tonight.
 Mr and Mrs J. Parker Wakeley of Nashville, Tenn, who have spent the summer in Phoenix, left last night for Tucson.
 Misses Alice HolmeslCy and Julia Nichols, who came ill from Jerome Monday night, went over to Tempe yesterday.
 Alonzo Bailey came ever from Globe yesterday. He is on his way to Pres octt to attend the democratic terri torial convention.
 Miss Elizabeth Maley of London, O., who spent last winter in Phoenix and the summer in California, returned to the city last night.
 MT. 5. P. Clark, manager of the Ford hotel, who has been spending the summer in Colorado, was among last nights returning visitors.
 Ezra c. Bartlett of Tucson arrived in town yesterday morning on his way to Ir-D To ,<. 1T 4, victims of last Sundays fire. His losses amount to s14,000.
 Thomas Kerr, a young Presbyterian clergyman who came here short time ago for his health. bur. who found that ne had waited too long, left on Monday evening for his home in Youngstown, Ohio.
 Bishop Hendrix of the M. E. church, south, and Elder Scarborough of the same religious denomination, left fast night for Prescott, where the bishop will visit the congregation and hold a preaching service.
 MT. John T. Hughes, son of ex- Governor Hughes, arrived in town yesterday morning from Tucson. He is a delegate to the democratic terri torial convention at Prescott. He went north last nigh..
 Mrs T. w. Chamberlain left over the Santa Fe last night for an extended trip to the coast cities. She will visit all the art schools in the large cities in search of new ideas in art en- troidery. She will be gone about three weeks.
 Judge w. H. Barnes, the head and front of the opposition to Mark Smith 4f,xy-r Ia. day on his way to the uemocratic terri torial convention He is accompanitil by Hon. Joseph $. Scott, also a Pima county delegate to t.le convention.
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