The copper era., 1901-09-19
PURELY PERSONAL

Col. C. r. Whitcher this morning for the east.
 !. G. Hopkins lei, Saturday last for his home in Virginia.
 Bob Bailey is spending the week with friends at Duncan.
 A. J. Hanson and family have moved to Clifton from Morenci.
 James Colquhoun left this week to join his family in Colorado.
 John Hosea, boiler maker, is now at the hospital with typhoid fever.
 Dr. Davis and family returned Tues day from visit to the Buffalo exposi- tion.
 Chas. Hill was down from the Mar keen Copper company's mine this week.
 Mrs. Baylor Shannon and sister, Miss Belle Gaddis, are spending few days with friends on the Blue.
 Mrs. Frank Ringgold returned Sat urday last from visit to friends and relatives at Solomonville.
 Mrs. w. G. Clemmens and daughter Of SolomOnville. are in Clifton as the guests of Mrs. R. J. Young.
 Mir. and Mrs. Archie Morrison re- turned this week from an extended visit to Scotland and England.
 Joe Heron came in last week from a big hunt on the Blue. Joe's health improved greatly while he was rough ing it.
 Miss Re Meeker lett Saturday last for the Sanchez ranch, near San Jose, where she will teach school the com- ing year.
 Bud McFarling was brought in from the C. A. bar ranch Sunday last, and is now at the hospital suffering with ty- phoid fever.
 Joe Scott, an employe at the works met with an accident at the works last week, and is now carrying broken arm in sling.
 Sheriff James Parks returned last week from trip to Santa Rosalia Springs, Mexico, where he spent a week pleasuring.
 J. r. $. Mennet and A. F.. Maas, of flee men of the Shannon company at the mine spent d part of Monday and Tuesday in Clifton.
 l.. A. Dunham, general manager of the Clifton Consolidated Copper com pany, returned last week from busi- ness trip to the east.
 Master Leonard Smith, who left for Snyder, Texas, on a visit few weeks since, has decided to remain there this winter and attend school.
 A. c. Davis recently with the Cannea Consolidated Copper company of Sonora, has accepted d position with the Shannon company as book-keeper.
 George Frasier, ono Of the general foremen of the A. c. Cos. plants, left Monday last to join his family in Cali
 10 have been summering there.
 .Rosecrans, cashier Of the Clif- ton National Bank, left yesterday for his old home at Silver City, to look after some. of his private business affairs.
 Theodore Kline and bride arrived home last week after an extensive east ern trip. They are now comfortably domiciled in the Davidson brick cot tage, on Crystal avenue.
 Mrs. J. H. Hargerty, accompanied by her family, arrived last week to join her husband, who has been resident of Clifton since last winter, and is in the employ of Jud Webster.
 J. H. Simmons, superintendent of the Arizona X New Mexico Railroad con- pany, returned Monday last from a business trip to San Francisco. He re- ports San Francisco weather as pretty cold for an AriZonian.
 s. c. Dickcnson of Chicago, Illinois, formerly with the Ray Copper Mining company of Pinal county, arrived in Clifton last week to accept a position with the Shannon Copper company as mechanical draftsman
 Sig Montana, one Of the energetic and successful prospectors of the May flower district, was in town this week, and reports the district full of pros pectors and mining men. Mir. Montana thinks the Mayhower is one of the coming districts Of this section.
 New and late ideas and fresh new goods just arrived at New York Novel; ty store, South Clifton. Ladies of Cliff ton and Morenci requested to call and examine goods.
 F. \. Prettyman, wife and son re- turned this week from an extensive visit throughout the east and south, having spent nearly three months travelling. They return better satisfied with Clifton than ever before. Talk about hot weather" said Mir. Pretty