The copper era., 1902-08-14
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PURELY PERSONAL


the country.
Morris Buttner was down from No
renci Tuesday last.
Andy Hooper is spending the week
in the ella valley.
Justice Theo. Shirley was down
from Metcalf Monday last.
W. Z. Orr left this morning for Los
Angeles on a pleasure trip.
&c. Grotehaus left this morning on
visit TO San Antonio, Texas.
Col. J. c. Smith left Sunday last for
FL Paso and other Texas points.
Gus Hobbs, Morenci's efficient deputy
sheriff, spent Monday in Clifton.
DR.. Davidson, OF Los Angeles, writes
the ERA that he will soon visit Clifton
Mrs. I. f. Solomon, OF Solomon
vile, is visiting friends in Los Ar
geles.
: Editor Marshal, OF the Standard, &C
companied by his wife. visited Clifton
last week.
d. Loeb, who is in the employ of
the a. c. Cos. store az Morenci, spen,
Sunday in Clifton.
Hon. Ira Harpe.1,.F-of Graham
county's eficisnt/s1Se.~%as, spent
yesterday in Clifton.
George f. Reynolds, proprietor Of
the Tucson Marble Works, spent few
days in Clifton this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Love are home again
from Eagle river, where they spent
two weeks very pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst and son Alvin
left Monday last for California, where
they will spend 4 few weeks.
Luther Green of Solomonville has
gone to San Francisco to attend the
knights of Pythias conclave.
L. Kraeger, who is employed finish
ing the a. G. Cos. new store at Mo-
rencl, visited Clifton Sunday last.
C. w. Marks, the leading photo
opLClI anu al 'iOuIlHcHI ClI4HCu Vi
Morenci, visited Clifton this week.
Miss Emma Hall recently returned
from California, and now occupies her
old position at the central hello sta
ton.
Isaac Harkrow returned last week
from Texas, where he spent couple
of weeks, and is again driving for
Jud Webster
d. w. Strong, blacksmith for the
Clifton Consolidated company, spent
Saturday last in Clifton and made the
ERA Il pleasant call.
Judge and Mrs. Boyle returned Sat
urday last from pleasant visit Of
nearly two weeks duration to the
Judges ranch on Eagle river.
John bingham returned last week
from California, where he had been on
visit to his daughter, who had been
quite sick, but is now improving.
I. L. McCutchen, who is in charge
of the drug department of the A. c.
store, left this morning on visit to
Los Angeles, and other coast towns.
Masters Arturo and Alfonso Busta-
mente of Tucson are here on a visit to
their father, G. o. Bustamente. They
will probably remain here, and attend
school.
I. f. solomon, T. O'Brian and A.
Solomon, of the lower valley, and all
connected with the ella Valley Bank
aud Trust Company, spent Sunday in
Clifton.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon and her sister,
Miss Belle Gaddis, came over from
Silver City last week, where Mrs.
Shannon and son Lloyd spent the heat
ed term.
Nsphi Packer was up this week
from Duncan. He reports good rains
and plenty OF water in the bitches.
The farmers feel certain OF another
good crop this year.
Dick Lakenan came in this week
from billiards Hot springs, where he
has been spending the summer. His
general health has been much i'm
proved by sojourning at the springs.
Dr.. G.. Washington Cool returned
last week from the Black river coun-
try, where he spent some time hunt
ing and fishing. He has moved his
dental parlors to rooms over Ioung's
Pharmacy, Copper avenue.
John Wood came in this week to
get acquainted with his new son, who
has been running DR.. Burtch's city
ranch for the past week. -yohn thinks
the hoy is all rightvcand he wouldn't
swap him for any maverick on the
range.
Chas Solomon, who was acting as
cashier of the ella Valley bank and
Trust company during the temporary
absence OF a. G. Smith, has returned
to his home in the valley. Charley
made many new friends while in the
copper metropolis.
George Gilliard was up from his ella
Hot springs this week. He reports
W. A. Meyers OF Stafford and VIM.
johnson OF Morenci, recent arrivals at
the springs The springs have been
pretty we'll patronized this summer,
and all cruaStS have been we'll nleased