Arizona republican., 1899-10-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

| c. L. Hall of Mesa City was in the
! city yesterday.
Miss Jones of Tempe was a PhoeniH
visitor yesterday.
DR.. Woodward of Chicago, ILL.,, is 3
guest of the Rumney.
R. Bockensto Of Helena, Mont. is a
guest of the Hardwick.
John f. SERVE of New York is a
guest of the Hotel Adams.
George Council of Prescott registered
at the Commercial last night.
P. NJ. Williams, the Maricopa boni-
face, is In the city a guest of the Hotel
Adams.
F. A. Hough. manager of the Temp
creamery was at the Commercial last
night.
fred w. Lee of Detroit came in from
the south yesterday and is a guest of
the Ford hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Richard of Denver
arrived Friday evening and are guests
of the Rumney.
w. E. Amann of San Francisco ar
rived last night and is stopping at
the Commercial.
II. p. MARITIME of San Francisco ar
rived last night and is registered at
the Hotel Adams.
Mrs. Half and Mr.. Bergman return
ed on last nights train from a visit of
some length in Kentucky.
c. NJ. Calhoun. the Castle Creek
Hot springs landlord, is Il Sunday
guest of the Hotel Adams.
F. E. Clarity of st. Paul. Mimi, is
a late arrival in the capital city, and
can be found at the Rumney.
Henry Guynn OF Prescott is in tho
city a guest of the Hotel Adams Mr..
Guynn is a well known wool buyer.
Mrs. A j. St Louis and son came
down from Congress on last nights
train and are registered at the Ford.
Robert Bell and sister of Boston are
visitors in the city and guests of the
Commercial. They arrived on last
last nights train.
E. F. Hochstettler and son, o. Hoch-
stettler of Groveland. ILL.,. are at the
Hardwick. They expect to spend the
winter in Phoenix.
Mrs, F. NJ. Murray of Chicago ar
rived yesterday morning and has
taken quarters at the Rumney on
Grand avenue, for the winter.
Mrs 4. e Hinton and children re-
turned IdSI n1SnI from their summer
visit in Kansas City and vicinity
Mr.. Hinton met them at Williams.
Joe A. Rickard and wife of Denver
arrived here yesterday morning. They
are stopping at the Ford and will re-
main here during the cold weather.
Rev and Mrs. Andreas Holland of
Mimi. were among the
Il rrivaIs from the south yesterday
y,
L. NJ. Seaton, who is engaged in the
insurance business with headquarters
in Los Angeles, arrived yesterday
and is a guest of the Hotel
adams.
George Wilson Baker and Mrs.
George c. Baker of Des Moines were
among last nights arrivals from
the north. They are guests of the !
Ford hotel.
Mrs. B. NJ. Gregory and children re-
-urned on last nights train from Clay |
Center. Kan, where they have been |
spending the summer with relatives |
II Mrs. Gregory.
c. r. Gilbert and W. A. Jackson, two |
veil known Los Angeles insurance
men, were incoming passengers on
asst nights train. They are guests of
he Hotel Adams.
Colin Tinmons, a well known Mo
lave county mining man. was an In
oming passenger on last nights train.
lie registers from Kingman and is q
-uest of the Ford.
w. Carrie and son of Wheeling, w
IA, were among last nights arrivals.
they come for the recuperation of
he young mans health and are regis
cred at the Ford.
William r. Uber. deputy supreme
hief ranger of the I. o. o. F., will be
1 Phoenix next week and will meet
18th Court Hassayampa No. 1913 on
thursday in Doris hall.
H c. Jaeger and H. c. Wasman of
.os Angeles and John F. Cluk of San
francisco were among the arrivals on
train from the south. They
re guests of the Hotel Adams.
Mack Hamilton. formerly with
arkley Bergman & Co., in this city, |
ut now representing Barley, Gray &
ompany of Los Angeles as a travel
lg salesman, came in from the north
n last nights train.
E. S. Jones of Congress came down
n last nights train and is a guest OF !
he Hotel Adams. Mr.. Jones has
SlSC OiI llie JOIlUSOn proper |
es in that district, which he is work.
lg with gratifying results.
E. C. Babe of Chicago was among
st nights arrivals from the north l
nd will spend the winter here He '
stopping at the Hotel Adams. Mr..
abe is associated with the manufac- J
lrers of the famous Morgan & Wright
cycle tire I
nd 1.afI ,a.a
st nights train from California Mr..
lkire's many friends will be pleased ,
learn of his continued improvement
health, and though he is not yet
cry robust his ultimate recovery is e
expected.
A. Hommel, who was formerly en-
Dyed by the Wakelin Grocery conf
my, returned last evening from
20 months visit to New York and