The copper era., 1901-10-03
PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Belle Gaddis left last week fo Columbia college.
 Mrs. Baylor shannon and son ar, visiting friends on the Blue.
 Miss Emma Hall left for Los Angeles last week to attend school.
 Dr. Davis left this week for Los An geles, California, on visit.
 Mrs. C. w. Beck and children return ed from the east Saturday last.
 Chas. and Harry Solomon are in the city this week from the county seat.
 Alex Mclean, superintendent of the Metcalf mines. spent Sunday in Cliff ton.
 Sheriff Jim Parks and brother, John Parks, were up from the valley this week
 Mir. and Mrs. George Fraser returned last night from trip to the California coast.
 1 Mrs. Elizabeth Hudson returned this week from California, where she spent the summer.
 ! Tom Jones, former citizen Of Cliff ton, came down last week from Colo rado on a short visit H. J. Simmons, superintendent of the A. X N. NJ. R, R., returned yester- day from Lordsburg. R. L. Foster and bride arrived this week and are occupying their new residence on the Hill addition.
 Fritz Adolphy, one of the old time citizens of Clifton, took in the picnic at Coronado Park Sunday last.
 Tom Stewart, of the A. X x. M. train service, spent Tuesday in Clifton, making life pleasant for his many friends.
 k. H. Waugh, head book-keeper at the Longfellow store, Morenci, was in Clifton yesterday and favored the ERA with call.
 Lee Hobbs, deputy sheriff. visited the Blue this week to subpoena jurors for the district court, which convenes at SolomOnville next Monday.
 Mrs. George Hall returned this week from Rodondo, California, where she spent the summer. Her health was greatly benefited by the trip.
 Will Morrow, who recently returned from Colorado, has located cattle r1a ,,i, ho, L., from Clifton.
 J. $. Eisele, who has been in the em- ploy of the company, left this week for Denver. Colorado, where he will reside in the future.
 Jack Sidebottom returned last week from New York, where he met his daughter, Miss Alice, who spent the past year in England, visiting relatives.
 Morris Buttner, in the employ Of the Morenci Water Company, who has thirty day. leave of absence, will de- part for Bisbee and Douglas in few days, where he will spend his vacation.
 w. A. Leonard of the COPPER ERA, returned Tuesday from trip through Grant and Luna counties, New Mexico, and will have something to say about that prosperous section next week.
 R. J. Young and w. G. Clemons re- turned last week from St. Louis, where they purchased the goods for their new drug store, which they expect to open in the McFate building in about two weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Stewart, of Fl Paso, is here on visit to her brother A. w. Stewart, and will remain until the holidays, when she will accompany her brother on a visit to their parents in Luna Valley, N. M.
 Rev. B. c. Meeker left Tuesday for Flagstaff to attend the Presbyterian synod. The Reverend spent three years in Clifton, and made many friends while here. He expects to be assigned to duty in California.
 Elbie s. Smith returned this week from San Francisco, where he spent a month selecting and buying goods for hissnew general mercantile establish ment, which he will open on Copper Avenue in few weeks.
 Joe Cox, chief electrician of the A. C. Co.,, left yesterday for Buffalo, Niagara and Washington on pleasure and business combined. Joe will in- vestigate some Of the large electrical plants of the east, just to see how they do things back there.
 F.. F.. Frye, who has been at the Gil Hard Hot Springs for the past two months, returned this week greatly inn proved in health. He has had pretty hard time of it during the past sum- mer, but now seems to be on the per- manent road to recovery.
 Mrs. Adam Smith and son returned from San Francisco Tuesday last, much improved in health from their sum- mer's outing. They were accompanied home from San Francisco by Miss Por- ter, who will spend some time here as the guest of Mrs. Smith.
 George Grenning of Hermosilla, Sonora, Mexico, spent a few days in Clifton this week. In former years George occupied a desk in the A. C. Co.'S office. Since locating in Her. mosilla he has prospered greatly, and nf ha hflS