Arizona republican., 1902-03-07
Personal Mention

Miss Emma GentZer of Prescott is registered al the Commercial.
 $. F. Fergus of St. Louis registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday. J. P. Taggart of Jerome was a guest of the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 F. c. Reid of Flagstaff was Phoe- nix visitor yesterday, registering 1t the Commercial hotel.
 Dr. A. J. Chandler of Mesa City has gone to Los Angeles for few days visit with relatives.
 H. c. Storey and T. T. Hines of Pres cottt were here yesterday, guests of the Commercial hotel.
 Walker Bailey and Mrs. S. M. Bailey of Florence were guests of the Com mercial hotel yesterday.
 Miss Thorna Peterson left on this mornings train for Omaha, escorting the body of her brother. who died some time ago.
 Mr, E. B. Gage, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kinsley. A. N. Gage and Dr. John Dennett left on last nights train for Tombstone.
 w. H. Bonsan. w. B. Nichols, w. L. Duden and P. w. Commins, all from
  mercial hotel yesterday.
 F.. D. Sammis of Detroit. Claude Brazelton of Georgetown. H.. and G. L. Hutchison and wife of Mesa City. registered at the Ford hotel yesterday.
 Doctor and Mrs. O'Malley of Mil waukee, w. J. Gibson of Evansville, Ind. and Charles Fletcher of Oregon, are recent arrivals at the Hotel Adams.
 Charles Friedbery of Toledo. A. Brownstein of Los Angeles and w. H. Powers of Rochester, N. Y, are guests of the Hotel Adams, arriving yester- day.
 Mrs Mary B. Alden of Canon City, Colo, is in the city for the purpose of organizing q Degree of Honor of the A. O. L. W. lodge. She is registered at the Commercial hotel.
 Miss Sylvia Kennedy, an employe of the surveyor generals office and well known in Phoenix, arrived from Tue son yesterday morning and is regis tered at the Commercial hotel
 F. Kohl and J. w Scott of Venice, H.. who have been visiting this sec tion for several days. returned from a short trip to Jerome yesterday morn
 
 Benson.
 George T. Barnum of St. Louis: Rob- ert Pullar of Richmond Cal: H. W. Sundermeyer of Kansas City. and Joe Hays and Isidor Cohn of San Fran cisco were guests of the Commercial hotel yesterday.
 Among the passengers leaving for the north on this mornings s. F., P. & P. train were: J. J. Brady for Winfield, Kan; Rev. J. H. Henry and wife for Flagstaff. H. P. DeMund for Los An geles, Thomas Pettid for Jerome.
 J. F Goodrich. formerly an employe of the NJ. & P. railroad company, has returned to Phoenix. after an absence of fifteen months in Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota and Colorado. He has been employed during his absence as an engineer out of St. Paul on the c. & c. w. and in like capacity on the Great Northern.
 Among the passengers on yesterday mornings northbound train were: J. Reiff for St. Paul. Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Howell and Miss Howell for Castle Creek hot springs, Mrs. M. Ragon for Los Angeles, Charles WallGuist for San Francisco, M. Friedman for Kan sas City, G. H. Adams for Jerome. Rev. T E. Moffitt for Prescott. II. Ward for Needles and Mrs. " V. Wright for Greenfield. III.
 Among the passengers on last nights south bound NJ. & F. train were: Mamie Kennedy for Globe; Mrs. Cuttings for Noco: Samuel Shell and R. Hicks for Mohawk Summit; O. \. Williams for Fl Paso: Mrs. A. Jones for Ponca CiIy. Okla.: Mrs. Kate Phillips for San Fran cisco: T. T. Hines for Benson: Carolina Peoples for Pima: E. BetteX for Fl Paso: William O'Brien for Los An geles; s. G. little for Redlands; Mollie Rogers for Globe. and Nell 0 Resan for Grand Falls, N. B.