Arizona republican., 1906-02-01
PERSONAL.


 L. D. Parkinson of Benson spent yes terday in the city enroute to the north ern part of the territory.
 Mrs. Otto Plembeck for Williams. w. A. Mason for Trinidad, Emma Wood for Lafayette, Ind, and Rev. c. w. Maxon for Jerome, were among the outgoing passengers on this mornings s. F. P. & P. train leaving for the no1th
 A. P. Ritchie and wife, who have been spending some time in Phoenix, left this morning for ther home a [ Kan sas City, where MT. Ritchie will re- sume his duties as travelling passenger agent for the Pennsylvana lines.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Commercials: b. D. Sears. Scranton, Pa; J. r. Singleton, River side; Edwin F. Jones. Raton, N. M; Benj. Sheckells, Upper Marlbon, Md; L. D. Parkinson and C. c. Hutchinson, Williams.
 MT. and Mrs. I. J. Johnson yesterday morning returned from an eastern trip occasioned by MT. Johnson's business as agency director for Arizona of the New York Life Insurance Company. Several weeks of their time they spent in New York city, but visited other
 
 Among the outgoing passengers on last evenings train for the south were: John Kay and wife. for Moscow. Ida ho; J. D. Prevail, for Indio; H. NJ Hunter, for Cotton; F. WI Hansen and John Arestok, for Kansas City: Mrs L. H. Flaharada. for Cincinnati; Wm Barnett and Miss Armstrong, for Los Angeles, B. F. Murphy. for Douglas; L.. Meade and wife. for Globe; J. Clark and wife, for Cananea and O. A. Cam eron, for Bisbee.
 T. G. Norris of Prescott arrived in the city yesterday morning and is here on legal business.
 There were yesterday registered as guests of the Hotel Adams: Cnus. N Gallund. Denver; A. H. Jordan, San Francisco; J. Gerstle, New York; Mary C. Brainard and C. G. Brainard, Shaw beagn, H.; w. A. Beale. St. Louis: w M. Marston. Boston, Mass; F. Clayton Macomber, Providence, R. I. NJ. l.. Coffin of New York City ar rived in Phoenix yesterday morning and is stopping at the Hotel ASams. | " F. H. Hoagland of Newark. New Jersey, returned to Phoenix yesterday morning, and will spend the balance of the winter here.
 George P. Harrington of Harrington, Arizona, is in the cty on a business visit He is stopping at the Hotel Adams
 William G. McNulty formerly a resi- dent of this city and later of Roosevelt. yesterday morning returned to Phoe- nix after spending some time on the coast. His plans have not as yet been completed as to where he will locate His home is Washington. D. c. F. A. W. Hammond and J. C. Alex ander of Guaymas. Mexico, are yn the city and are stopping a the Ford.
 There were yesterday registered at the Ford: F.. C. Reybold. Jr.. Denver; R. D. Vincent. Chicago: Mrs c. D. F. Mortimer. J. P Moran. Trinidad. Col Jose s. Provencio. San Diego; and Fred K. P. Clark. Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Hubbard of Red- land, Cal, arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend several days, here. MT. Hubbard has numerous fn- terests in Phoenix, his largest single holding of real property being the Fleming building. which he bought sev- eral months ago
 Chas. H. Green and s. H. Smisheinel arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend several weeks here They are wool buyers and are inter ested in the purchase of Arizona clip
 Mrs. Ora Brown of Memphis. Tenn. arrived in the city yesterday morning and will spend the balance of the win ter here.
 w. V. Mullin Of Iowa City is in the city, having arrived on yesterday 7 mornings train from the south.