Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-09-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

N. Metrovitch Of LES Angeles is a
guest of the Commercial.
Thomas Burke Of Chicago is regis
tered at the Commercial.
Frank Bowen Of Rutland, VT, is a
guest of the Commercial hotel.
Paul Brizzard left last night for Chi
cago over the northern route.
H. C. Storey. train master of the s.
F., p & P, returned to Prescott last
night.
Albert Miller and James Mcneil of
Tempe were in the city yesterday Oh
| business.
Mrs. ]. w. Walker returned last
evening from her summers visit on
the coast.
E. F. Kellner who has been spending
a few days in Prescott returned hom9
last night.
G. Kennedy Of Tucson arrived in the
city Yesterday morning and is regist-
cred at the Commercial.
M. E Crandall, Jr., CT Springville,
Utah, arrived in the city yesterday and
is stopping at the Ford.
Mrs. William DeMund left last night
via the northern route for st. Joe, Mo-,
IOr a WISH WITH IlIGnGS-
J. H. Fisher and wife of st. Paul
reached here yesterday and are among
the guests OF the Ford hotel.
Hon. Norton Chase CT New York rs
turned en- last nights train from the
north He is at the Hotel Adams
R. L. Dcake and family OF Dryden,
Tex. were among yesterdays arrivals
in the city. They are at the Hard
wick
J. Ernest Walker is expected home
from Virginia where he has been
spending the summer on the Goth OF
this month.
W. a. Davis and wife who have been
spending the summer in Pennsylvania
were among last nights returning
Phoenicians.
Charles Hall of Iowa is among the
recent arrivals at the Hardwick. He
will spend the winter here for the re-
cuperation of his health.
C. S. Primrose. W. w. Beamo and
Joe Rosenthal, all of Kansas City, ar
rived yesterday and are among the
guests of the Commercial
Harry Tritle left last night for
Prescott and will return Sunday night
accompanied by his wife, who has been
in Prescott for some weeks.
William Buckingham, c. NJ Slim
and l. w Snider, all Of Chicago, were
among yesterdays arrivals in the city
They are registered at the Hotel
Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson CT Chicago
were among last night arrivals and
will spend the winter in Phoenix. Mrs
jacobson is a sister OF Mrs. Stein OF
the Chicago store.
NIr. and Mrs Chauncey Clark are
again at home, and George H. Brewer
and wife who have been occupying
their house during the summer, are
stopping at the Ford hotsl-
S. " Williams of Denver, 2. COM
mercial man who formerly Travelled in
this territory, but who has given it the
go-by for the last two years, arrived
last night and is q gust OF the Com
mercial.
A 3 Smith. a we'll known business
man of Heuneme, Cal, and who spends
his winters in Phoenix, having some
interests hare also, returned yesterday
morning for his annual cold weather
scjourn. He is quartered at the Com
me,-cial.
Messrs. Kruger and Kelly, who have
been exploring the Grand canyon, have
returned to the city They tCCk the
route from Ash Fork to the. canyon,
fearing that if they went tC Flagstaff
they might run on to the new IailTCad
to the canyon, and they w;ntsd to sgt
as far away from civilization and all
ordinary cOnveniences as possible
They argue that if you are going to be
a fellow at all, be a dickens" of a fell
low.