Arizona republican., 1898-08-23

a two weeks business trip to Saa Francisco and other northern Cal;fc- ria points.
 II. ll. Wood, travelling representative of the Stetson Hat company of Phila- delphia, is registered at the Conner cial.
 Brooking Maxwell of St. Louis, who spent part of last winter in Phoenix arrived over the northern route last night and is guest of the Adams.
 Albert Miller, who was nominated by the democrats last week for the of- lice of county supervisor, returned Monday morning from a visit to Los Angeles.
 Judge James Winger, who has been in the Sisters hospital for several days, is reported to be slowly ilnprov- ing and expects to leave in a few days for his old home in Arkansas. Among those registering at the Ad- ans last night, having arrived in Phoenix by the north and south road, were W. L. W. Miller of Denver and W. R. Zulich of Indianapolis, Ind. Richard Girard. formerly with Wilson & Ward, returned yesterday morning from Tucson, where he had been employed as salesman in the |store of W. E. Felix He will remain in the city
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, wife of Cap tain Joe Alexander of the Rough Riders" left over the Santa Fe last evening for New York It is under stood that Captain Alexander is now stationed with his company at Mon tauk Point, L. I.
 I. H. Hay, local agent for the Wells Fargo Express company, was taken last evening to Los Angeles for med ical treatment. MT Hay has been sick for two weeks or more with brain trouble and his condition is reported IseriouS.
 MT. and Mrs. D. M. Barringer left for their future home in PhiladelJ hia Sunday evening, after spending a few days very pleasantly in visiting MT and Mrs. Guy Bennett, parents of Mrs. Barringer. The young couple were accompanied as far as Maricopa sta tion by MT. E. J. Bennitt.
 H. s. Creighton, auditor of the NJ & P. railroad, telegraphed from Des Moires, Ia., yesterday that he expects 10 start this evening on his return to Phoenix, arriving here Saturday morn ing His fathers condition is reported much improved and the two will make the journey to Phoenix together. James Keene, a Wells-Fargo mes senger. who was sent here a week ago from Noga!es to take the Maricopa & Phoenix run temporarily, was relieved yesterday by c. A. Fisk of NCgales. MT. Keene left last night for Benson. He will have charge of the office there during the absence of the regular agent on a vacation.
 Walter Kibbey. who is a sergeant in Captain Russells company at Whip pie barracks, is home on a furlough of few days. Notwithstanding tele- graphic reports to the effect that vol unteers under the second call are to be mustered out of the service, it is stated that the boys at Whipple expect to be ordered to the Philippines in a short time.
 Major Stilwell and Shirley Christy. we'll known to Phoenix people, are expected to arrive Ill HnOonlX CnlS morning, en route to San Francisco from Washington, D. C. They will re- main here but a day, as Major Still ; well is serving in the capacity of pay master in the United States volunteer army, with MT. Christy as his clerk. and their trip to San Francisco is on business of this nature.
 Ralph Melczer, who most creditably passed an examination for admission to Yale college at San Francisco a month ago, left last evening over the northern route for New York, to enter the noted institution mentioned. Ralph's father, MT. William Melczer, accompanied him as far as Ash Fork on his journey east. The young man, who has a host of friends in this city, | has ben studying at a private school i in Ventura county, Cal, for several years past, with the purpose of enter ing Yale, and everybody joins in wish ing him a prosperous and successful collegiate career.