Arizona republican., 1899-12-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

L. f. Perkins of Denver is registered
at the Ford.
L. Blumenthal of New York is at the
Commercial hotel.
Justice c.. d. Gray was at his office
yesterday for a short time.
Dr. L. D. Cameron is able to be out
again after his late illness.
Miss May Gilmore of Chicago regis
tered at the Ford yesterday.
]. E. Harris of Santa Fe arrived last
night and is at the Hotel Adams.
Mrs. C. B. Hawley of Mesa regis
tered at the Commercial yesterday.
F. r. Stock of San Francisco regis
tered at the Hotel Adams yesterday.
P. A Tharaldson returned yesterday
morning from a business trip to Tue
son.
T. A. Lewis of St Louis arrived last
night and is registered at the CONNER
cial.
J. T. Ives of Los Angeles arrived last
night and registered at the Hotel Adj
ans.
w. Gedwich was a passenger for
Chicago on last nights northbound
train.
c. H. Allen of FL Paso, Tex, is in
the city for the purpose of buying a
home for his mother.
T. j. Roush, the terror of the Chinese
and other big game. registered at the
Ford hotel yesterday.
Miss Janet Gahring of Oil City, Pa,
was among yesterday mornings ar
| TiNl at the CCu1rp,a1.cia1
| a. 3. Jones of Los Angeles arrived
| yesterday morning from the south and
! is guest of the Commercial.
NJ. Manasse of Coshocton, Ohio,
! reached Phoenix; yesterday morning
and registered at the Commercial.
William A. Giles, tourist from Chi
cago. was an incoming passenger last
night He is at the Hotel Adams.
Superintendent b. 2. Porter of the NJ.
& p. &, S. r. v, has returned from his
eastern visit and is reported quite ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks of Win
slow, Ariz., came down on last nights
train and are guests of the Commercial.
! Bob Irvine, Chicago, and w. H.
Thompson of Pittsburgh. Pa. were
among last nights arrivals at the Com
mercial.
James +. Martin of PerryopoIis, Pa,
arrived here yesterday for the recuper-
alton of his health. He is a guest of
the Ford hotel.
c. w. Hinchciiffe of the Sunset Tele-
| phone company came in from the
south yesterday and registered at the
Commercial hotel.
Mrs. \. W. Edwards and Miss Dutch
er of Prescott, who were guests of Mrs.
G. W. Vickers during the carnival, re-
] turned home last night.
George G.. Peiroimet and Fred B.
Peiroimet of Chicago arrived from the
south yesterday morning and are
guests of the Hotel Adams.
a. II. Christie, Milwaukee; e. C. AL
len, Kansas City, and L. Keller of
Texas, were among yesterday morn
ing's arrivals at the Hotel Adams.
NJ. L. German of St. Joe, a CONNER
cial man, is at the Hotel Adams He is
accompanied by Mrs. German, and they
arrived last night from the north.
Tom Dotherow. jerome; ]. Hornbeck.
San Francisco, and w. L. Yokley of
Los Angeles are at the Commercial.
l L..
Mr.. Sims Ely, private secretary to
the governor, was expected to return
last night from New York, where he
went about a month ago to attend
meeting of the directors of. the Hudson
Reservoir company, of which he is sec
rotary.
H. c. Morrow of the Phoenix Piano
and Music house has spent much time
this summer and fall in the east
ern cities selecting and buying musical
instruments and sheet music. Mr.. Nor
row and family will return to Phoenix
in a few days.
James W. Egan and wife, who have
been spending a few weeks at Scots
dale with Mr.. Egan's sister, registered
at the Ford hotel yesterday and re-
turned to their home in Chicago last
night. Mr.. Egan is a we'll known
banker, and the couple came to Ari-
iona on their honeymoon trip.
r. w. Skinner and wife of Eureka,
Cal, relatives of Paul Brizzard, arrived
yesterday morning from Globe and
viii spend the winter in Phoenix for the
recuperation of Mrs. SINNERS health.
They spent the summer in Colorado,
but have been in Globe for some weeks
past. Mr.. Skinner is prosperous
druggist of Eureka.