The copper era., 1901-09-26
PURELY PERSONAL

John Parr was up from Guthrie Sun day last
 Dr. Weise of Morenci visited Clifton Saturday last.
 Judge Theo. Shirley was down from Metcalf yesterday.
 Mrs. Henry Hill is recovering from quite d severe spell of sickness.
 Mir. and Mrs. l. N. Stevens, of Met calf, visited Clifton Monday last.
 J. F. Smart left for California this morning on a brief business trip.
 Mrs. Chris Fritz and children are home from an extended trip to Texas. 1 l.. H. Mitchell, of the firm of Mitch ell Bros, Metcalf, spent Monday in | Clifton.
 J. F. Clinton, of the firm of Clinton & Chase, left Tuesday morning on | business for the firm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sam Price arrived last week from Stafford, where they spent few weeks visiting.
 Mrs. C. w. Beck and children are expected to return to Clifton from their eastern visit this week.
 brightest lawyers, visited Clifton this week on important legal business.
 Iwan Hoefeld was down from New town, Morenci, Monday last, and re- .L nd good.
 Mrs. Moreno, of Globe, accompanied by her daughter, Sarah, arrived in Clifton Tuesday evening on d visit to her daughter, Mrs. Frank Springer.
 Rev. R. w. Illingworth arrived this week to assume charge of the Presby- terial church in Clifton. It is the Reverend's first trip to the west, and it is all very new and strange to him. Mcdonald Brothers of Albuquerque, N. NJ. representing the Mutual Life ln- surance company, are spending the week in the city. They are gentle manly young men and good hustlers. Miss Bell Gaddis, of Silver City, who has been spending few weeks here visiting her sister, Mrs. Bay shannon, leaves this morning for her home. She made many friends while in Clifton.
 Julius Wellgchausen returned last week from Grant county where he has some valuable mining interests in the | ipt ict. IIn fn- ports Hanover and Central as very l lively.
 ! A. w. Stewart, of the Becker-Franz company, will leave this week for Luna Valley, New Mexico. He will be accompanied on the trip by his sis ter. who resides in Fl Paso. They will make the trip overland.
 G. w. Spraggins. train dispatcher for the A. X N. NJ. R. R., returned yesterday from an extended visit to 1 Mississippi and other southern states. He reports having had an elegant time | but is glad to get back to Clifton. His family will also return in a short time. ] w. A. Leonard left yesterday for a trip through Grant County. New Mex : ico He will be in Deming on circus day, and will most likely call around , to see "the only living giraffe" in i America. Possibly he may follow the circus down into Texas. hence there i- no telling when he will return. St. George Robinson, one of Silver :, Citv's old-time merchants, visited Cliff ton last week, and was so well pleased with the town that he concluded tc open a branch store here. MT. Robin son is in the stove, hardware and plumbing business. He secured a building on Copper avenue, which will answer present purposes.
 H. C. Webb. civil engineer who has spent several years in Mexico and South America, and was with the army in Cuba. arrived in Clifton last week and was engaged for field work on the extension Of the A. & \. NJ. from Lordsburg to Hachita. Mir. Webb ha. accumulated vast amount ol exper fence since he left the United States but says he is pleased to get home again i B. w. Pursell. Kintersville, Pa. says he suffered D years with piles and could obtain DO relief until Dewitt, Witch Hazel Salye effected perman- faf-