Arizona republican., 1906-01-03
PERSONAL.

There were Monday registered as guests of the Commercial hotel: w. F. Riley, Portland, Oregon; Elmer Stearns, Los Angeles; w. H. Crouch, Everet, Kan, and Leonard Connor, Jerome.
 i A. J. Bradley returned to Phoenix Monday morning after a business , trip made to Santa Ana, Mexico. lie will visit in the city until the coming Saturday when with Mrs. Bradley who has been here since the holiday sea- son began, they will return to the;r home at San Diego.
 pr. F. H. Cartwell of Prescott is ln the city visiting friends. Among the guests Monday register ed at the Hotel Adams were Henry Rickel, Cedar Rapids: Geo. $. Porter, St. Louis; John s. Charlton, Washing ton, D. C., and Mrs. Clinton Walker, Massachusetts.
 c. c. Hutchinson, prominent sheep man, who has been in the city during the fair left this morning for Prescott, where he will remain until about the goth of the month at which time he will return to Phoenix.
 T. E. Pollock, one of the territorial fair commissioners left this morning Tor ms nome at r IaSSta1I. Eugene A. Sliker, who has been In charge of the work Of paying the pre- miums and race purses for the fair, association, returned this morning to his home at Flagstaff. Gus Heyman, one of the best known commercial men who visit this section arrived in the city Monday after noon.
 M. Rosenberg and family left last night for San Francisco, where they will in the future make thenr home. A large party of their friends were at the train to bid them goodbye.
 Dr. Mary L. Ness, who spent several months in the valley last winter, has recently arrived from her home at Ce- dar Rapids, la, and decided to locate here permanently. She will practice Aer profession.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Stone left this morning for Chicago.
 Among the outgoing passengers on last nights train for the south were: J. A. Cody, for Santa Barbara; Louise Miller. Mrs. G. W. Smith and Chas. Halt and wife for Los Angeles; and Amy Price for New York.
 Miss Bessie c. Thomas and H. E. Thomas returned this morning to Po- mona Cal, where they nave been at tending school after a pleasant holi day visit in the city with friends and relatives.
 Roy Thomas. who for several months past, has been attending the Rush Medical college at Chicago, has returned to Phoenix, and will spend several months here. He will again take up his studies at Rush during the summer term.
 John S Charlton, special field agent of the department of agriculture, left this morning for Albuquerque, af ter a few days residence in Phoenix and surrounding locality.
 Among the outgoing passengers on this mornings train for the south were: John DOmer for Omaha; Mrs. Molly Rearden and child for Los An geles; A. C. Kline, Newhawka, Neb.; J. E. Clifford for St. Joe; w. E. Bailey for Pueblo; Geo. D. Hill for Las Vegas, N. M; and Katherine Boy Ian for Chicago.
 s. O. Holsapple left night before last for Los Angeles. but on account of a complication regarding his ticket got no farther than MaricOpa. He return ed to this city and left this morning via the Santa Fe for Los Angeles.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams: Mrs. l. M. Hungerford and Miss F'loy Hunger ford, Nashville. Tenn; P. D. L. Me Laurin. Memphis; Frank J. Suda, Mrs Cornelius and Mrs. Parker and child St. Louis; c. T. Henderson, St. Louis; John M. Camerons, Williams; and J. A. Savage. Denver.
 Miss Linda Dellenbaugh of Cleve- land, Ohio. arrived in the city yester- day morning and will visit in the city for several weeks, the guest of Mrs C. H. Akers of North Central avenue Mrs. Abers met ner guest at El Paso.
 Frank J. Symnes, of San Francisco, Fred P. Clark, Frices Station and M G. Rune. Mchawka, Neb., were yester- day registered as guests of the Ford.
 Miss Ray, who during the holidays, has been the guest of Miss Frankie Pemberton will return tonight to Los Angeles, her home. Miss Pemberton who has formerly beau attendiY1 O