The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1901-02-14
PERSONAL MENTION

DR.. Davis is visiting friends in Lot
Angeles.
Ivan Hoefeldt, proprietor OF the Mo-
renci Cash Store. visited Clifton thi:
week.
+ Mrs. J. y. Lord left Tuesday last for
Globe on short visit to relatives and
/ friends.
c. p. Rosecrans, cashier of the Bank
of Clifton, is suffering with the prevail
ing epidemic, grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. COsper left this
morning for the Blue, on visit to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Gordon Mclean, of Morenci,
returned Sunday last from visit TO
friends in Los Angeles.
J.E. Cosper has moved his family
from Duncan to Clifton, where they
will reside in the future.
w. a. Steele, representing the E. c.
Dewitt Medicine Company of Chicago,
spent day in Clifton last week.
Chas. Spann is home again from a
trip to Silver City, where he was called
by the death of a younger brother.
Miss Ella Parker, who spent a few
weeks here visiting her mother, left
Monday last for her home in Denver.
NJ. A. Pagano, railroad contractor,
who is doing a large amount of work in
York canyon. favored the ERA with a
pleasant call this week.
Miss Frances OFT, who spent the past
week here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Leonard, left yesterday morning for
her home in Silver City.
Mrs. Henry Collins has been quite
i'll for the past week but is now recov-
ering slowly. At one time it was
thought her recovery was doubtful.
b. b. Adams, ex-treasurer of Graham
county, is still in Clifton talking life
insurance and anti-division. Mr.
Adams is a smooth talker, and puts up
Il pretty good talk for his side of the
question.
J. II. Thopmson and wife arrived
Wednesday from Butte, Montana.
Mr.. Thompson is connected with the
Shannon Copper company, and came
down to have look at the property.
NJ. 5. Bernstein, of San Francisco.
representing Levi Strauss & Co, the
great overalls manufacturers of the
coast, spent II few days in Clifton this
week and made the ERA pleasant call.
He regards Clifton as the best all
round town in Arizona.
f. NJ. Williams and Ben NJ. Crawford
returned Monday last from trip to
Phoenix, where they spent several
days. They report the capital city as
very quiet, and say that aside from
considering the code but little is being
done by the legislature.
r. c. SCHNEIDER, who. until Septem-
Der Sth last. was one of the largest
owners of improved property in Velas-
co, Texas, arrived in Clifton Saturday
last and secured work in the mechan-
zeal department OF the a. c. Co. His
property was oil destroyed by the
storm. He is an old-iime prospector
and miner, and says he is glad TO get
back to the west.
George X. Bowman, cashier for the
Arizona Copper company, has handed
in his resignation. to take effect on the
first of the coming month. Mr.. Bow
man is one of the most popular men in
the employ of the company and his
many friends here regret his departure.
He will return to his former home at
Fort Worth, Texas, where his family
now resides. His principal reason for
leaving Clifton is the lack of good
schools.
Ben NJ. Crawford spent a part of last
week in Phoenix sizing up the legisla-
tive solons and having a good time
generally. 1t is said that while in
Phoenix he assisted in the organiza-
ton of the third house, and was made
counties, hence it is probable that he
will be compelled to return to Phoenix
later on to look after some important
business before his committee.
w. E. Beck, usually referred to by
the newspapers of the territory as
Cyclone Bill" came into Clifton this
week bearded like the Pard." He
has been rusticating in the valley OF
the ella for some weeks past, and from
appearances has certainly been well
cared for. He spent Il portion OF his
time at the aesthetic home OF Hon. Will
liam Wilson, perhaps better known as
"the Dude of the Gila," where he was
royalty entertained.