Arizona republican., 1903-04-15
Personal Mention


< < | Dr. George B. Pratt returned yester-
 day morning from q visit to san Fran-
 cisco,
 Eugene Fox, travelling passenger and freight agent of the Rock Island rail- road was Phoenix visitor yesterday. W. G. Gates is in from Grain Mount ain, a guest of the Commercial hotel. Ii is only his third visit to town in two years.
 H. R. Stars arrived here yesterday from Globe and continued his journey to Los Angeles last night via the southern route.
 NJ. G. Redmond and Mrs. E. T. Red mond left on last nights NJ. & P. train for Portland, Ore, escorting the body Of Charles Redmond.
 Mrs Nancy C. Williams left on this mornings S F. P. & P. train for Rockefeller, H.. escorting the body of Miss Marie E. Williams
 MT. and Mrs. B. s. Pratt. parents of Dr. George B. Pratt, will leave today after having spent the winter in Phoe- nix.
 E. W. Pease, post manager of the Remington Typewriter company, ac- companied by the general superinten- dent of domestic sales, will arrive in the city today.
 Miss Sue Parker of the Province of Quebec who has been visiting the family of Captain P. P. Parker for the
 4-,,. 1,, for her home today.
 Among the passengers leaving on last nights southbound NJ. & P. train were John Hastings. J. w. SmallwOod and
 wife. Jay C. Allen for San Francisco:
 John B. Eldridge for Fl Paso; Joseph Toy for Globe; James NJ. Merton for Bisbee; John Banchle and wife. L. C.
 Bunker for Los Angeles; F. Suther- land and wife for Denver. Among the recent departures iron, the city are Mrs. Charles Sterling, Cor don Sterling and Mrs. John Byrnes for Cedar Rapids: Misses Belle and Aman- da Vandermark for Lawrenceville, H.: Charles Tangerman and Mrs. Francis | Tangerman for Chicago; Mrs. H. Bris- tOl and w. Turner for Paynesville, NIinn., and B. J. Bolus and Mrs. Gee. W. Bolus for Pasadena Among those leaving on this morn- ing's s. F. P. & P. train were. John Nelson for Flagstaff; Kenneth P. Hogs for New York; Miss F. Cummins for Burton; r. G. KiltZ, Mrs. W. E. Pike
 for Ely, Minn.; Rev. and Mrs. B. S. Pratt for Chicago; Mrs. Mary H. Dun r ifpT1 for h \ F--
 Minneapolis; Miss R. E, Parker for
 Montreal; Fred W. Wolff for Gran1 i Canyon; Miss Ida L. Rigsby for Al i buquerque; i. c. Mcqueen for Pres cott
 ! Those registering at the Commercial | hotel yesterday were J. c. Stephens Of ! Prescott, NJ. c. Fisk, McDowell: B. | Cooper, San Francisco: E. Cocoran, F. i W. Howard and family, Precott; r | Parker and Mrs. \. Parker, Scottsdale: {:
 R. N Leatherwood, Tucson; Julius i Wetzler, Los Angeles; Lee B. Blumen- l thai, Chicago; John Glassvflle, Globe:
 Ed Amor. Frank Roofues, Ed Armor
 Jr., J. F. Ball, Los Angeles; J. c. Richards and J. T. Beach, Denver; Mrs. i F. A. Carroll. Congress; Mrs. Carolfne i White and w. J. Schulze, Florence.
 Those registering at the Hotel Adams i yesterday were w. 4. Tangeman ana
 F. P. Tangeman of Wyoming; William H. Bonsale of Los Angeles; John E.
 Eldridge of Oakland: Howell Jones or l Topeka; Thomas T. Johnston of Chi i cago; F. G. Tracy of Carlsbad. \. NJ /:
 MT. and Mrs. B. 4. Packard of Bisbee; I L. Kaufman of Pittsburg, Pa; Eugene
 Fox of Fl Paso: John B. Wright Of
 Tucson; Mrs. B. 1. Fowler of Glendale; | Ellsworth Runner and W. H. Stilwen