Arizona republican., 1909-03-01

J. T. Keeley returned Tuesday from months vacation spent in the I'm | perial valley and at Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs. $. S. Preston, MT. and Mrs. Jesse Gregg. MT. and Mrs. John w. Francis returned last evening from a trip to Tucson and Phoenix. At | Tucson the gentlemen became thirty second degree Masons, and at Phoenix | they were inducted into the mysteries of the Shrine, while their wives were received into the Daughters of Isis Mrs. Mary Nellis of Williams is vis | iting in Flagstaff this week Mrs. Adam Molenpah and daughter, Miss Claire, will return on Sunday from Needles, where they have been | for the past two weeks visiting rela- i tives
 | A R. Freeberg of Cascade Locks, | Ore, was in the city several days this week with a view to locating here. ! Miss Alberta Parr, who Is attending 1 the Northern Arizona Normal school spent Sunday with her parents in i Winslow.
 i T. A. Ricckel, manager of Babbitt ] Brothers grocery department, is away this week visiting Wickenburg, Parker and Bouse.
 Miss Dorothy Fisher of Cincinnati, who was en route to California, stop ped in Flagstaff this week to visit friends.
 Miss Melvina Stapp of Macomb, H., was in Flagstaff several days this week as the guest of friends. She departed on Tuesday for California. i Harlowe Wilson entertained num- Der of his friends at progressive domi- noes on Monday evening. | Deputy Tom Pulliam returned on ! Wednesday from Phoenix, where he went to place in the asylum Paul Eu- 1 gene Meysonnier who was adjudged | insane before Judge Kidd on Monday. | Rev. c. J. Rogers, superintendent of ] Methodist missions in Arizona, spent i Monday in Flagstaff as the guest of ! Rev. Clyde P. Metcalf. | w. R. Mattoon arrived here Wednes- day from Albuquerque to take charge of the government experimental station at Fort Valley.
 Theodore Brill of St. Louis spent Sunday in Flagstaff as the guest of | his aunt, Mrs. c. N. Funston. He was en route to Phoenix.
 Miss Mabel Fairchild, who has been attending school at Prescott, returned home this week.
 ! Mrs. Edgar A Brown returned home last evening from a visit of two weeks with relatives in Phoenix. 1 Miss Hazel Todd of Winslow visited | trends in Flagstaff this week. | Dr. A. G. Housewife and c. E. Boyce | of Williams were in Flagstaff the first of the week.
 Il Miss Elizabeth Roach returned on Sunday from Phoenix, where she spent a fortnight with relatives. II J. A. Lamport returned on Wednes- day from Phoenix, where he was in ducted into the mysteries of the Shrine. II The committee on arrangements used Lamport to a good advantage by keep ing him busy all day Monday sweep ing the streets.
 Mrs Frank Leslie was called to Ad- amana this morning by the illness of Mrs. Lee Newman.
 R. H. Robbins departed Tuesday for the state of Washington, where he ex- | poets to make his future home.
 Niles J. Cameron returned to Grand Canyon on Sunday.
 The w. c. T. U. will meet next Tues day with Mrs. J. c. Milligan.
 There was a large attendance of Rebekahs at their meeting last even ing. Miss Black was initiated and handsome spread followed
 Mrs F. W. Perkins returned Thurs day from Phoenix, where she attend ed the meeting of the Daughters. of Isis, of which she became a member last year
 Acting Forest Supervisor Willard M. Drake returned on Wednesday from ' Grand Canyon, where he went on busi- Il ness connected with the forest service.
 Edgar A. Brown spent Sunday in ! Prescott.
 | P D. Berry, who has been in Flag 1 staff since Tuesday. left today for his home at Grand View.
 There is more passenger traffic be- tween Flagstaff and Phoenix than be- tween Flagstaff and all other points combined Yesterday, thirteen passen- gers alighted from the evening train who were returning from Phoenix, and this was not anything unusual, either. | People returning from Phoenix are of | ten heard to say, that, while there, they met so many Flagstaff people, that | they almost forgot they were from home This condition has existed for some time, but passenger traffic be- tween Flagstaff and Phoenix has been much heavier during the past few months than ever before.