Arizona republican., 1905-12-24
PERSONAL.

Nr. and Mrs. Samuel Goldsworthy l parents of General Agent w. s. Colds worthy, of the Santa Fe, were ex- 1 pected to arrive in the city this morn | ing from their home at Mayer, Ariz., | for visit during the holidays.
 Mrs. sam Seip is quite i'll at her l home on north First avenue. | Mrs. Walter Gregory was expected to arrive in the city this morning from San Francisco and Los Angeles, where | she has been visiting friends and rel atives for several weeks. Miss Edith ] Pollard of San Francisco, who was 1 expected to accompany her to Phoenix, l is not coming at present, but may visit here during the coming February. | Lawrence H. Sergeant was expect ed to arrive in the city this morning 1 to spend a few days visiting his mother of north Third avenue.
 Miss Myrtle Thode is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. William Thode, of north First street, during the holi- days. She has been attending the state normal school of California at San Diego, for several months past, and will return to school after the first of the year.
 Arthur Luhrs was expected to return to Phoenix this morning for a holiday visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. G. II. N. Luhrs. He is attending Stan ford university.
 George Hamlin of the Relief com pany is in the city and will spend the holidays here.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: Abb,e Me Kenzie, Congress, A. T.; Colin Camp bell, Ash Fork; Joe Miller, Los nnge- les; Cliff Parsons, San Francisco; J. F. Vaughn and H. P. Jones, Los Angeles; J. R. Paine, Globe; Arthur Hanlon, Tucson; Geo. E. Brown and wife Mar icOpa reservation; T. r. Collins, Re lief mine and H. H. Linville and M. k. LinvilIe, Cave Creek.
 MT. Weaver, who makes this city his headquarters, and who represents a prominent coast hardware house, yes terday morning arrived in the city and will spend the holidays here.
 niece of MT. Brewer, also of Saginaw, the city esterday afternoon from Pres colt and will spend the holidays here visiting at the home of Robert Burmis- ter, their son, cashier of the Phoenix National bank.
 Ben Steffen, formerly a resident of Phoenix, but more recently of Pres NC't' 10 III blAC NlIy NiSillllS lIltiluS.
 Mrs. A. P. Brewer of Saginaw Micb mother of Fred P. Brewer, Of north First avenue, and Miss Cora James. d niece of Mrs. Brewer, also of Saginaw arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and will spend several months of the winter here guests of the Brewer home.
 Marion Rays, who for several months past, has been attending school in Hi nOis, returned to this city yesterday af- ternOOn and will spend the holidays here, visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Emory Rays.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams Max Baer, Denver; Fred E. Biles. Pres cott;; Ernest A. Haggott, Blue Bell: s. M. Jones, Louisville, Ky; F. B. Ma son, Hartford, A. T.; J. H. Martin. Hartford, A. T.; and J. II. Dickey, New York.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Ford hotel: r. A. Miller. Ora Grande c. H. Richardson, Pasa- eena; M. E. Phinney, San Diego; and T. J. Axe, Kelvin.
 George Sultan is in Phoenix visiting friends.
 George Chittenden, accompanied by lis family, passed through the city yesterday enroute to Christmas, Ariz., the camp of the Saddle Mountain Min ing company, of which he is the general where he will spend the bal ance of the winter. En route west from Washington, D. C., their former home, they visited the grand canyon
 ROlla Stanford, son of MT. and Mrs | M. A. Stanford, returned to Phoenix