Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-10-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

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w. Perkins of San Francisco is al
the Hotel Adams
Henry jackson of Prescott was reg
istered at the Fcrd hotel yesterday.
Mrs. John T. Dunlap returned home
from the north on last nights train.
Albert Penny of Los Gatos, Cal, is
in the city, guest of the Commercial.
R. T. Van Stein of New York is
amcng the arrivals at the Commercial.
j. G. Bidleman of st. Paul is among
the guests registered al the CONNER
cial h0tel.
J. V. Edwards of Maricopa was
shaking hands with Phoenix friends
yesterday.
E. A. Waiter OF Grand Rapids is
among the guests of the Commercial.
He arrived last night.
George Bellew Of Oconto, Wis. ar
rived last night and is a guest of the
Ford hotel
George S. Merriam registered at the
Hotel Adams yesterday. He is from
Cory, Pa.
William NJ. Scott Of Prescott was an
incoming passenger last night He is
at the Hotel Adams.
Neil NJ. Galbreath of Denver was
among last nights arrivals in the city.
He is at the Hotel Adams
Mr.. NJ. S. Ely of Kansas arrived in
town last night to spend the winter
with his son, Sims Ely.
T. H. Botsford Of Philadelphia was
among last nights arrivals. He is a
guest of the Hotel Adams
E R. Leibert of New York is regis
tered at the Hotel Adams He was
among yesterdays arrivals.
N P. Nielsen and wife of Chicago
came in yesterday and are among the
guests of the Hotel Adams.
w F Hannah Of Boston registered
at the Hotel Adams last night, coming
in on the train from the north.
Major L. w. Coggins returned on
Friday night from a visit of month
at Denver and other Colorado points.
Willard A. Fiege of Dragon, Ariz.,
was am9ng yesterday mornings ar
rivals in the city. He is stopping at
the Hotel Adams.
Fred w Wood. who was in attend
ance at the Heap Wells wedding in
Prescott, returned home on last nights
train.
J. Digby Beach of Indianapolis ar
rived on last nights train from the
north and is registered at the Ford
hotel
J. B. Tatlan of Springfield. Mo-, ar
rived in the city last might and are
numbered among the guests of the
Commercial.
United States District Attorney Rob
ert E Morrison of Prescott came down
on last nights train and regis: cred Al
the Hot2l Adams.
w. S. Negus and R. NJ. Brown of
st. Louis were among yesterdays ar
rivals. They are registered at the
Hotel Adams.
R. F. Burney and wife of Prescott !
were among last nights arrivals in the
city. They are stopping at the Com |
John Dondell and wife and w A
DondeH of San Francisco arrived here |
yesterday morning and are guests OF |
the Commercial.
MI and Mrs. c. H Wiegand and
child, of Ash Fork. came down on last
nights train and are registered at the
Ford hotel
Mr.. and Mrs s. N Phillips who
have been visiting friends and rela-
ives in Iowa for several weeks, re-
turned last might.
Theo D. A. Cockereu of Mesilla
Park, N M were among yesterday
mornings arrivals from Maricopa. He
s registered at the Commercial.
P. H. Coyle and wife have returned
ron their summer visit to the coast
Mr.. Coyle enjoyed better health dur
ng the summer than for some time
PREVIOUS, but the journey home proved
Tery fatigufng.
Recorder Thomas A. Jobs left last
hight for southern California, where
lie will spend three weeks. He is a
,retty late summer tourist and when
he southern Californians get ac-
uainted with him they will wish that
II had come sooner.
]. w. Kinsey of Helena, Mont,
upTeme past master workman of the
l.. o. q. w, will arrive in Phoenix this :
lcrning and will remain two Or three
avs. Monday evening he will hold
ublic meeting at a place to be an
ounced later. If it is impossible to
ecure the lodge room, one of the
hurches will probably be used.
DR.. J. c. Norton, territorial veteri-
arian, returned last night from trip
} Ell PasO on official business. Ex
spt the tour Of Phineas FOgg, this was
lie quickest journey on record. He
eft here on Thursday night, was de-
lyed by a wreck two hours. was in
i Paso twenty minutes, and inspected
"a head of Mexican cattle for fever
cks.