The copper era., 1901-05-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Hon. c. M. Shannon has returned from Tucson.
 Lawrence LaPoint returned from Las Cruces Monday.
 Col. Egan went to Solononville Mon- day on legal business
 Wm. Wallace, of Metcalf. paid the ERA a visit yes terday.
 Bob Powell, who has been resident of Clifton for the past year. has gone to Tucson.
 $. J. Forbes has been ''under the weather" this week, but is able to be up and around again.
 Mrs. Trevarthen, of Globe, is here on a visit to her daughters, Mrs. Neil Munro and Miss Lillian McCabe.
 W. NJ. Whipple has returned from | his valley farm, and will remain here about a month looking after his busi- ness interests.
 Frank Ringgold, Henry Collins and 1 Judge L. Reasheau are in Florence in attendance upon the U. s. court now in session there.
 Mrs. J. G. Fritch and daughter, of Tucson, who have been here on visit to Mr. Fritch, an ernploye of the A. c. Co.,, returned home thisyeSk.
 Mrs. w K. Teal, of Fullerton, Cal ifornia, daughter of Mrs. Dr. Fales, came. in on Saturdays belated train and will spend the summ3r here.
 Joe Chesser, of Metcalf, in the em- ploy of the A. C. Co.,, waS in the city few hours Tuesday to witness the ar rival of the first standarf gauge train into Clifton.
 Mrs. Chas. Real of kefrville, Texas, sister to Ed. Harwell and Mrs. Gus Hobbs, arrived last Tues Hay She will spend the most of her ii ime at Morenci with Mrs. Hobbs who, at present, is in very delicate health.
 A. F. Katzenstein will leave for Socorro the first of next week, where he will wind up his property interests and return with his family to per- manently reside in Clifton.
 Col. E. NJ. Crawford made his usual Tucson trip this week. "They do say" that Ben looks askance at a handsome -, but he has threatened to do up' the whole ERA force if we tell. We think it best to say no more.
 Chas. Solomon spent several days in Clifton last week in the interest of the Montezuma Flouring Mill of Solomon yille of which he is part owner and general manager. Mir. Solomon is al- ways welcome visitor to Clifton.
 Chas. Holzman, who has been em- ployed as assistant book-keeper in the main office of the A. c. Co. for the past year or more, has resigned his position and gone to his old home in Cincinnati, where he will reside permanently.
 Jacob King, a mining engineer and chemist, formerly of Denver, but late from the Mogollons, arrived in Clifton last week with his family, and expects to make his home here. He has leased the Smith Cottage on Crystal avenue.
 Dan Lynch, who was a delegate from the Clifton lodge of K. P's. to the grand lodge at Tempe, has returned and says he had a jolly, good time and most delightful trip. The next meeting of the grand lodge will be held at Williams.
 Pedro Michelena, who for many years was county recorder, is up from Sol omonville soliciting insurance for the companies he represents. Pedro is well acquainted in this section and is very popular, hence should do good business in his line.
 Miss Clara Green, iof Silver City, who came over to see, wait upon and be near Mir. Kline to whom she is en- gagged to be married and who was so seriously hurt in a railway accident at Lordsburg few weeksIago, will return to her home this week.
 Hon. E. T. Hams canie in on the first standard gauge train. Mr. Hams came here to look after the interests of the telephone company, of which he is one third owner. He will 1emain for sev- eral days and will visit Morenci before returning to his home ih Stafford.
 William Gamble, native of Clifton, who has been sojourntng for several months on his fatherS ranch in the valley, has returned, and has resumed his old place in the store of the A. C. Go. His brother, Jimmie, will also return tSa ttoSa to Clifton and 9o to work again
 Col. P. R. Smith, the promoter and manager of the Clifton Copper Com pany, left yesterday for the mines, at Santa Rita. The mine has assumed so much importance that Mr. Smith has decided to give mp his residence in New York, and will soon move his family to Deming. New Mexico.
 W. F. Hagan and family left yester- day for Fl Paso, where,l after visit of few days to friends there, they will go to California to spehd the summer months Mir. Hagan rs scently sold out his mercantile establishment here and is taking we'll earned pleasure trip and vacation. He will take in Cal ifornia generally and may run oyer to Honolulu before he returns. I C Co+.; ,.o,,,,o5 f-oy, +ba Con+o