The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-01-30
PURELY PERSONAL

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George Fraser visited the county
seat last week.
johnny Parks of Solomonville, spent
Tuesday in Clifton.
D. Robinson aud sister. of Morenoi,
spent Sunday in Clifton.
P. c. Little OF Meicalf returned last
week from visit to California.
Sheriff James Parks aud deputy, J.
Hill, visited Bisbee last week on bust
ness.
E. E. Green, cousin OF Luther
Green, has arrived in the valley from
Illinois. on visit.
f. II. Franz is home from a trip to
Bisbee, Naco and Cananea, and says
that country is on big boom.
a. NJ. Scott, head book-keeper for 5.
j. Forbes, left Monday last on four
week. trip through 1.-The states
Thomas Harvey. father OF james F.
! Harvey, arrived yesterday from La
bette, Kansas, on u visit to his son.
Charles Ott, recently of Silver City,
has accepted a position on the typo
graphical force of the Morenci Stand
ard.
Maurice McAlpine, one OF the best
known mining men of the Greenlee
district, is spending few days in this
city.
Cbas. f. Stevens was down from Met
calf yesterday, and reports half foot
of snow in the mountains OF that sec
/ ton.
! Miss Alice Green. who spent severa
weeks here visiting her sister. Mrs.
Theodore Kline, has returned to her
home at Silver City.
n. NJ. Allen, of the lower C liza valley,
passed through Clifton this week for
the Blue country, where he has been
employed to teach school.
Frank Richards, u ranger, visited
Clifton this week. Frank is former
resident OF the ella Valley and has
many friends in this section.
\. Veitch, assistant superintendent
OF the Arizona Copper Company, re-
turned last week from Pierce, Arizona,
where he spent few days on business.
Alexander Mclean, George Green
and J. F. Niccolls left Monday last for
Tucson to take the chapter degrees in
Masonry. 1t is expected that chap
ter will soon be organized in Clifton.
A Paglianti, who has been in bust
ness at Morenci for several years, sold
out last week, and left on visit to
Firenze. Italy, his old home. He will
spend some time doing" Europe, and
will doubtless return benedict.
minister, arrived at Solomonville last
week to assume the duties of pastor of
the church at that place. He was ac-
companied by his sister, who will
make her home at Solomonville.
G. NJ. Spragin, who for some time
past has been the conductor on the
| hOt ioSt NtCh IOt ICitCii,
Texas, to ACCEPT a position as train
dispatcher. Mrs. Spragins will leave
soon for her new home. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Spragin have many friends here
who regret their departure from Cliff
! ton.
Hon. w. r. Waddell, chairman OF
the board OF supervisors, spent Satur-
| day last in Clifton, it being his first
trip to this section of the country in
nearly year. Mr.. Waddell is one OF
the most progressive men in the valley,
and has made splendid record as a
supervisor, as the last financial state
ment of the county shows.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Mcintyre returned
this week from two months visit
to friends and relatives in California
| They were in that awful railroad wreck,
which was considered one of the worst
in many years, and were most fortunate
10 escape without injury. Mr.. Nc
Intyre has been in the employ of the
| A. c. company for many years.