The copper era., 1901-07-11

PERSONAL MENTION

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Judge ". \. Place spent last week
at the county seat.
Chris and Fred Fritz returned from
Lordsburg. last week.
/ {. II. Farnsworth, of Double Circle
ranch, was in town this week.
John Parks, deputy sheriff Of Solom-
ouyille, was in the city yesterday
T. B Whitley. manager OF the C
\ bar ranch. was 10 town Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Wright left this morning
for California, 70 spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Williams came
up from Guthrie to enjoy the Fourth.
The Misses Kemp. Of Stafford, are the
/ guests OF Mrs. W. \. Place Of Clifton.
II. s. Gardner, who IS with the Cliff
ton Bakery, spent the Fourth at Pima.
Adam Knopp left last week for
fredericksburg. Texas, his old home,
on visit.
c. b. Mathewson left last week for
Lordsburg, where he is now running
barber shop,
Miss Effie Dunagan, of Duncan, spent
the Fourth ia Clifton with Mr.. and
Mrs. JEFF Dunagan.
Mrs. Dunn, of FL Pa>o, arrived last
week on visit to her son, c. p. Dunn,
of Copper Avenue.
Justice Wright, sometimes referred
to by intimate friends as Dad" visited
Solomonville last week.
Miss Hanna, of Lordsburg, spent the
Fourth in Clifton and said she had
better time than she expected.
J. y. McFate spent Monday in
Lordsburg assisting in putting the new
ice plant in shape for business.
James Chesser returned this week
from Cananea, which he thinks is one of
the greatest camps in the world.
Mrs. Henry Freeman, of Duncan, is
here on a visit, the guest of her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Freeman.
Mr. Edwards. the father of Mrs.
Sidebotham of Morenci, visited Clifton
this week and favored the ERA with a
call
Mrs. w. a. Leonard and son Morgan
left Sunday last for California, where
they will spend a few weeks on the
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Katz left Sunday
last for San Francisco, California,
where they will spend several weeks
pleasuring.
J. l. Greene, of Big Springs, Texas,
arrived in Clifton last week on a visit
to his sOn-lnlaw, }. c. Smith and fam
lily. of Copper Avenue.
Ramon Villarreal, who has been at
tending the Agricultural College at
Las Cruces, is spending the vacation
with his father, Vidal Villarreal, of
Metcalf
d. y. Peters, who is in charge of the
furniture department of the a. G. Co.
store, left this week for San Francisco
to attend the Christian Endeavor
convention.
Mrs. Anna Caid was up from Dun
can to spend the Fourth. Mrs. Phoeby
Sanders, sister to Mrs. Caid, was also
up and both left on the 9th ms tant.
They report having lovely time.
Tom Simpson is in Old Mexico on
prospecting trip. He is interested in
some valuable mining property with
W. ID. Kline, who left here last winter
on prospecting trip to that interest
ing country where he has struck it rich.
Frank Hudson left Friday last for
Cloudcroft, y. NJ, to visit his mother,
who is summering there and to get
breath of fresh air ClOudcroft is To-
Gated at an altitude of 5000 feet and as
a summer resort is said to be superior
to Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Henderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Eldridge, of Grant county,
New Mexico. spent the Fourth in Cliff
ton, it being their first trip to the Cop
per metropolis. Messrs. Henderson
and Eldridge are well to do stockmen
of Grant county.
Nephi Packer OF Duncan was in Gil
ton one day last week. He is an old
time prospector and miner, and is now
farming in the valley, but like all !
prospectors he is still interested in
mining, and had the ERA sent to his |
address in order to keep posted on the
mining news.