Arizona republican., 1905-12-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. c. Truman of Florence is visiting friends in Phoenix.
 Judge J. c. Campbell of the supreme bench is in the city a guest of the Ho- tel Adams
 $. Palmer has returned to Phoenix from California and will spend the winter here.
 Isaac J. Harris and Mrs. Esther liar ris will leave tonight for New York City over the southern route
 Rev. and Mrs. Abe Mulkey are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hughes during their stay in Phoenix.
 Alfred C. Sieboth, superintendent of the Superior mine in Pinal county, spent yesterday in the city on busi- ness.
 Dr. A F. Marsden, physician at the Pima Indian school spent yesterday in the city and left this morning for Prescott.
 F. A. Jones of the S. F. P. and P. road spent yesterday in the city on one of his regular visits to the local merchants.
 Tom Marsden left this morning over the Santa Fe for Fl Paso where he will join the George E. SamUels com pany to make tour of the Arizona circuit
 T. E. Parish left last night for the southern part of the territory, on a business trip. It is possible he will visit the east before he returns to Phoenix.
 Professor and Mrs. McNeff. who have returned to Phoenix to spend the winter have taken rooms on north First avenue at the home of J. M. Mes kimmons
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings S. F. P. & P. train were: Miss Martha Ballard for Kan sas City; Fred Richards, Los Angeles; B. F. Baker, Santa Ana, anc F. M. Stress for Williams.
 J. L. B. Alexander, United States attorney and the attaches Of the Unit ed States marshal's office were ex- pected to arrive in the city this this morning from Prescott. where they have been attending the sitting of the federal court.
 David Rosenstein of New York, and James H. Grace, of Chicago, are in
 Phoenix and will spend the winter , here. They are guests of the Ford. MT. Rosenstein spent last winter in Phoenix and was so delighted with the climate
  | w. B. Cleary and J. F. Neylan will leave Thursday for Bisbee to make that city their home in the future. Mrs. | Cleary who is entertaining her par
 ents, MT. and Mrs. Shoemaker of Phil adelphia, will not leave for Bisbee un- til after the winter has passed. There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercial: Dan Ma honey, Mesa; O. s. Potell. Winona.
 Kas.; Robert BloOmer, Salome; Ed ! Mover, Wilcox: Mrs. M. K. Flahar- aGa, and L. H. Flarharada, Columbus, i Ohio; and Dave Loeb, Chicago Among the guests registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: w. s. Bowen and wife, Albuquerque; J. H.
 BlazzeH, Los Angeles: Chas. Waddles. 1 St. Joseph, Mo-; Geo. Tisdale, Pres
 cott J. c. Coppage. Philadelphia; D. ! c. Tanner, Chicago; Miss Johnson, New York, and J. A. Bittel, Chicago. ] There were yesterday registered as | guests of the Ford: Mrs. A. M. Gillis- ! pie. Jerome; Miss Bavid, New York; Franklin HaH New York; Fred P. l Wilson and Mir and Mrs. G. M. Bel 1 den, New York; w. B. Twitchel, Kel- ! win; R. L. Nelson, White Camp; Will liam Shakespeare and William Shakes ] peare, Jr, Kalamazoo, Mich. 1 Among the outgoing passengers on ! last nights train for the south, and 1 their destinations were: J. D. McDow- i ell. for Sentinel: Dr. G. w. Folk and l wife, Sentinel; J. M. Ward, Los An l geles Julius Bludsoe, Los Angeles; J. I Porter, Los Angeles; c. o. Gilkey and wife, Santa Ana; Alma Bloomquest, l Stockton, Calif.; Lucia Smith, Los | Angeles; c. R. Robinson, St. Louis; | Mrs. w. II. Miller and Walter Miller ! New York; Jno. F. Judy, Roswell, N. ! M.: Jno. Van Buskirk, Flint, Mich; 1 David T. Kerr and Edward E. Kerr, i Philadelphia; J. P Mcguire, Cananea; 1 and Agnes Collins, Globe.