The copper era., 1901-06-27
PERSONAL MENTION


DR.. Il. A. Schell, formerly of No
renci, is now ct Bisbee.
Mrs. George Fraser left this morning
for California on pleasure trip.
John Wood Is at Duncan looking
after the Turtle brand of horses.
Miss Cole and Miss Stark returned
yesterday from visit TO friends at
Duncan.
James T. Hildreth, one of the best
farmers in the ella Valley, is up from
Stafford.
Messrs. Poland and Phillips, old time
prospectors, made the ERA pleasant
call yesterday.
Tom Smith. the efficient county re-
corder, was up from Solomonville Sun
day last on a visit to his family.
Miss Dora Harper, who has been at
tending the Agricultural college at
Mesilla Park is spending the vacation
at home.
Alexander Mallette, of London, Eng
land, arrived this week, and has ac-
cepted a situation at the Standard Cop
per Cos. mines.
w. a. Delano of Boston arrived this
week and at present is in the employ
Of Eggleston & Matthews, who are
building thA Shannon. railroad
Lex Lord, son of DR.. and Mrs Lord,
returned last week from Chariot Hall.
, Maryland, where he has been attend
ing school. He is home for the
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Colquhoun Left
Tuesday morning on a special train for
Lordsburg, enroute to California, where
the family will spend a few months on
the sea shore.
Mrs. Yves. Welty aud Mrs. Julius
Wellgehausen, of Silver City, arrived
last week on a visit to friends. Mrs.
Wellgehausen is sister 10 George
Burkner. OF Metcalf, where she is now
stopping.
George B. Gamble, county treasurer,
was up from his ranch in the valley
this week, hunting market for his
grain. He ownes one of the best
ranches in the valley. He reports
good crops in that section this year.
c. S. Mustard, general agent of the
Arizona Mutual Savings and Loan as
ISOLATION, left Wednesday morning for
the coast, where he will spend few
weeks with his family. He placed a
large number of loans in this city, and
will return in few weeks and continue
to look after the business of the COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harvey, who
spent week here visiting friends, left
Tuesday last for their home at Silver
City. They were most favorably i'm
pressed with the copper metropolis,
and may locate here later on. They
had heard many bad reports about
Clifton's climate, but were most agree
ably surprised to find it so cool and
pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Shannon, Mrs.
Bay Shannon and Mrs. Hudson left this
morning for Cloudcroft, the new sum-
mer resort of New Mexico. Mr.. Shan
non has some times been given credit
for those double column, double loaded
l0-point editorials which appear in the
Tucson Citizen, but that is an injustice
to Col. O'Brien Moore, who as an ed
itorial and political writer has no equal
in the territory Mr.. Shannon is an
old time newspaper man, and very
handy with a pen, but he don't write
editorials, at least not now. He is
poet. and when a young man wrote
"BeautifulSnow' gem not unknown to
the literary world. Then, as now, Mr..
Shannon was very modest, and did not
sign his name to the poem when he
handed it to the editor Of the Globe Sill
verBelt for publication. The editor did
not realize its full beauty and great
literary merit until after it was
reproduced in the literary magazines
back in the states" under the nom de
plume of anonymous" Mr.. Shannon
has been too busy for several years de-
veloping mining property to pay much
attention to literary work, but now
that he has plenty OF time he will again
pursue his natural bent, hence some
bright new gems may be expected to
make their appearance shortly from
Cloud Croft.
Ladies' shoes and oxfords in white,
black and tan. at S j. Forbes.
Day books and ledgers at Dunn's.
We are making a special price on
our lawns, and all our white goods, for
this week. 5. J. Forbes.