Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-15
PERSONAL POINTERS

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 PERSONAL POINTERS
 During the absence of Mir. Hansen, the management of the Dominion ho- tel will be in the hands of MT. Badger, who arrived a few days ago from Fort Worth, Texas. The Knights of the Maccabees met in regular business session on Tues day evening. MT. Luka Ceincich will leave this morning for New York and will sail from there to Trieste, Austria. Mrs. J. Connor has been in this city for the past few days, having arrived from Denver Sunday evening.
 Mir. w. c. Daniels of Miami is in the city for few days.
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 Mrs. J. Weinberger or this city and her mother, Mrs. l. E. Solomon of Sol omonville, who recently went to Den yer, are now very pleasantly located in apartments at the Harvard hotel. They are enjoying the cool mountain breezes and Mrs. Weinberger little daughter, who was not vey we'll when they left here, is rapidly improving.
 Mir. Weinberger expects to join them in shoit time and then they will visit Manitou and other points of in terest in Colorado. Mrs. Solomon will also visit her daughter, Mrs. Julius Wetzler, in Los Angeles before return ing to her hame.
 Mrs. c. Cushman will leave this morning for Pacific Grove, Cal, where she will spend her vacation.
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 Mrs. T. F.. Flannigan of 37S South Devereaux street will leave this morn ing for an extended visit at Milton, Pa.
 Mrs. w. E. Bull expects to leave in few days for Chicago.
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 MT. J. c. Mcclure and MT. Gibson Taylor. both of whom are connected with the Randolph lines, arrived last night from Tucson and are registered at the Dominion hotel. They will be here several days on railroad business.
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 MT. Herbert Whiting will leave to- day for the Payson country, where he will assist in the work of surveying for the new highway Improvement to be made between this city and Pay son.
 Mir Chas D. Reppy, right of way agent for the Randolph lines, return ed last night after few days absence in Tucson and Florence. Mrs. Reppy accompanied her husband from Flor. ence and will remain in this city for few weeks. While here, MT. and Mrs. Reppy will make their headquarters at the Kinney hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. John Nichols returned last evening after a months absence on their wedding journey. Mrs. Nich- ols was formerly Miss Mary Sanborn and the wedding occurred June l5. MT. and Mrs. Nichols have visited many points of interest along the Pacific coast and will now take up their resi- dence in this city. Their many friends will rejoice over their return.
 
 Judge Henry, father of Attorney l.. l., Henry, will leave Saturday morning for Seattle. He will also visit other coast points and will be absent sew eral weeks.
 Judge Henry was for eight years on the bench of the supreme court of Iowa and expects to enter into the practice of law in this city in the fall. Mir. P. M. Lorraine returned yester- day from Roosevelt, where he has been for the past few days on business.
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 MT. c. E. Hewes will leave this morn ing for Ray on a few days business trip.
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 Mir. Dave Reed, master mechanic at the Gila Valley, Globe & Northern shops, has returned from the coast after short vacation. Mrs. Reed will remain at the coast several weeks longer.
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 Mrs. F. II. Corbett and Miss Emma Forsythe expect to leave next Wednes day for six weeks outing at Cactus camp. They will make trips into the surrounding country while there and visit all the interesting and beautiful spots within riding distance from the camp.
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