The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1901-06-20
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PERSONAL MENTION


Sheriff James Parks visited Clifton
this week.
Judge Settle of Moreuci spent sun
day in the city.
Chas. Breuer and wife were up from
the ella this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Williams visited
Lordsburg Saturday last.
Mrs. Doc Wilkins left last week for
Pima on visit TO friends
Is. F. Morley, former resident of
Guthrie, Is now living in Clifton.
John Battendorf and wife were in
this week from the White mountains.
Arthur Boynton, head butcher for
the d. c. NJ. Co.. was down from Mo-
renci Sunday last.
{. p. Rosecrans. cashier of the First
National Bank Ct Clifton visited Fl
Pa7o Sunday last.
II ). NanGorder, store manager OF
the D. c. VI. Co., came down Sunday
last to witness the ball game
Mrs. J. B. Kline and daughter Edna
left this morning for California, where
they will spend the heated term.
c. \. Reardon, of San Francisco, a
brother of Mike Reardon. spent a
couple of days IN the city this week
Col. p. r. Smith came in from Dem
ing last night and reports the railroad
metropolis Of New Mexico as quite
lively.
Ralph Eg4leston. one Of the con-
tractors on the Shannon railroad, left
yesterday for trip down the ella
valley.
L. y. Durham, uperintendent OF the
Clifton Consolidated Copper Mines of
Arizona. was down from the mines
yesterday.
Mrs. c. =. Rosecrans and children
left Sunday last for San Jose, Califor-
mia, where they will spend the summer
visiting relatives.
Mrs. \. c. Mole and son Stafford left
Sunday last for California, where they
will spend the summer. Mr.. Mole will
join them later in the season.
L. F. Sweetling returned this week
from trip to the mining camps of
the Mogollon country in New Mexico.
He reports that section as quiet at the
present time.
}. II. Wood returned from the White
Mountain county where he expected to
buy bunch of cattle, but arrived an
hour too late as they had been sold to
other parties.
Mike Rose of Silver City will arrive
in 4 few days to accept position at
the Midway. Mike is something of a
ball tosser and may be induced to join
the Clifton team.
VIM. Chino, superintendent of the
Shannon mine, and one of the best
miners in the southwest. was down
from the mine this week for the first
time in eight months.
Mr. Cosper, OF Duncan, was in town
this week and reports a splendid crop
Of wheat and barley in that section.
Wheat. he said, was as high as his
head. and promised a big yield.
I. J. Davis, an old time Ottoman,
but now connected with the Pacific
Union Mining and Smelling Company,
Of Lordsburg, is spending few days in
the copper metropolis in the interest |
Of his company.
Dick Lakenan left last week for
Hermosilla, Mexico, on "a trip for the
benefit of his health. He has been suf- |
ering with locomotaxcia for several |
'ears, and hopest hat a change Of eli
nate may be of benefit.
Alva Eakin, of Globe, who followed |
-he flag unde" Major McClintock with |
he Rough Riders up San Juan hill,
.ame over from the Mountain City last
week and is holding down Il case in
The ERA composing rooms.
J. II. Simmons, superintendent Of |
,Hc AfILOud q new MeAlCO railroad !
company, left Sunday last on short
'isit to his family at Austin, Tex. He
vas very anxious to meet new son
who arrived at his home several weeks
ago.
Mickey Hogan and TOwser returned
'ecently from a general tour OF the
outhwest. and are now employed at
he Blue Goose. Mickey is an old time
esident of Clifton, and his friends gave
lin Il hearty welcome on his return.
lie says that take it up one side and
Iown the other Clifton Is unquestion-
bly, the best everyday town in the
vest.
c. c. Tinker, who had charge OF
Railroad Contractor Buchanans bust
ess at this place for the past several
months, left last week for Ell Paso,
aving finished the work. After the
illness of Nj. Buchanan the response
ility of the work fell on Mr.. Tinker,
tho finished the contract with credit
o himself. BY his gentlemanly and
conduct he made many
riends in this section.