The copper era., 1901-08-01
PURELY PERSONAL

S- w Massey NaS up iFom DduCsAu yesterday.
 w LaPoint left this week for his home at Las Cruces
 R.J Young and wife are spending the week down the valley.
 Harry Wright and JefT Dunuigan left this morning for California.
 Judge Shirley came down last night to assist in organizing the I. 0. 0. F. lodge.
 Al Garland k dangerously ill with typhoid fever. His recovery is very doubtful.
 Miss Tillie Smith Of Chicago arrived last week on q visit to her sister, Mrs. F.. E. Everhardy.
 F. B. Laine, one of Solomonville's most prominent attorneys, spent Sun day last in Clifton.
 George Greene, store manager for the A. C. company at Metcalf, came down Sunday last
 Alex Mclean, superintendent of the Metcalf and Coronado mines, spent Sun day last in Clifton.
 Lee \. Stratton, district attorney, Is up from Solomonville, shaking hands with his many friends.
 J. \. Prossor, Jerome contractor, spent last week in Clifton visiting his old time friend, John Laffy.
 Sheriff James Parks came up from Solomonville Saturday last, and re- mained over Sunday to witness the ball games.
 Mr and Mrs. R. r. Jameson and Miss Delaney came down from Mo renci yesterday and made the ERA a short call.
 Dr.. Garrett, formerly of the U. $. navy, who was compelled to leave the sea on account of his health, has locat- ed at Duncan.
 Ed Lemons and family of Duncan have moved to the Horseshoe moun- tains, where Mir. Lemons is largely in- terested in cattle.
 Mrs. Henry Hill and daughters ar rived Sunday last from California, where the young ladies have been at school for the past two years.
 T. R. Pearson, one of Grant county's most prominent and responsible stock men, spent Monday in Clifton, and re- ports good rains throughout his section of the country.
 Miss Shirley, of Metcalf, who has been spending some time on the coast, lected as teacher for the Metcalf school for the coming year.
 D. A. Peters, manager of the hard ware department of the A. C. com pany's store, returned this week from San Francisco, where he spent few weeks as delegate to the Epworth League.
 Mrs. Lynch, accompanied by her Mrs. Stewart, left this morn ing for Buffalo. After attending the exposition Mrs. Lynch will visit her old home in Ireland. and will be absent for some months.
 Judge J. r. Bonham of Las Cruces, prominent attorneys in that territory, is spending the week in Clifton. He is an old timer throughout the mining Of the west, and is well pleased with Clifton.
 H. G. Rice, one of Clifton's best pros pectors and mining men, is now at and having good time generally. Mir. Rice recently made a sale of some mining property to the Cliff ton Consolidated Copper mines, limited. of Arizona.
 w. B. Kelly, editor of the Bisbee Daily Review, one of the brightest and newsiest papers in Arizona, came oyer Sunday last with the ball tossers to see a first-class game of ball. Mr. Kelly thinks Bisbee is about the best camp in the territory, but admitted that Clifton is a close second.
 Col. Del M. Potter and oil expert, Ben Crawford, left yesterday for Tue son. They were very retricent as to their business in the ancient pueblo but it is most likelythat they arc on inn portant mining business. Mr.Crawford has recently been in receipt of some most encouraging news from his assO- ciates in oil, who are operating exten- 'ively at Texas hill.
 Pocket maps Of Arizona and New Mexico, just the thing for the prospect pr, for sale at this office at 25c. each.
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