The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-05-22
PURELY PERSONAL

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Mrs. Thomas Clark spent few day
in Lordsburg last week.
/ a Diaz, of Solomonville, spent a few
days in Clifton this week.
Judge Settle, CT Morenci, is now il
California on pleasure trip.
DIR. ". J. Davis returned last week
from Los Angeles on short bushes:
trip.
Arturo Elias, OF Solomonville, spent
few days in Clifton ard Morenci thi.
week.
Pedo Michelena is spending the week
in the city looking after his mining
interests.
Frank Ray spent few days in Dun.
can last week, and reports having had
very pleasant time.
Mrs. r. J. Young aud daughter re-
! turned Sunday last from a visit 10
friends in the lower valley.
Jim Bartlett returned last week from
States suits him pretty we'll.
George Backman, Leon Morris and
Engineer Whitaker left Saturday last
for Florence, having been subpoenaed
on the United States petit jury.
Charles Tyson, stockman from the
Duncan country, came up Saturday
l.,
II. L. Hall and W. A. Dawson ar
rived last week from Snyder, Texas,
and have found employment in the
works.
S. c. Dickinson, who has been en-
ployed in the drafting department Of
the Shannon Copper company, left
Tuesday last for England.
Walter Chesser, OF Douglas, we'll
known here, is quite sick with rheu-
matism. He has gone to Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
Mrs. Ed. Sidebotham and children,
of Longfellow. returned last week
from FL Paso, where they spent few
weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. Gordon Mclean, OF Los Ange-
les, arrived in Clifton last week on
short visit to friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean left for their California home
on Tuesday.
Mining Expert Alsdorf, who in in
in the big strike made by Il.
+. Crowley and others near Mctcalf,
arrived in Clifton this week and will
spend some time here.
NJ. e. Crawford, OF BrOwnwood,
Texas, is a recent arrival in Clifton.
He comes well recommended, and with
a view of locating, but has not yet de-
cided as to the line of business he will
engage in.
F. b. King, OF the a. & n. NJ. rail-
road Office, left Tuesday morning for
st. Louis. Before leaving Clifton he
told some OF his friends that he expect
ed to be married before returning, and
would come home in a special car.
Minor Simms, pitcher for the Cliff
rom visit to friends in Texas. His
good right arm is in condition, and
his return is hailed with delight by
the Clifton fans, who consider their
team well-nigh invincible.
A. G. Smith, cashier of the ella
Valley Bank and Trust company, left
yesterday morning on trip to Solo
and will be absent several
lays. During his absence Miss Mary
Wood man will be assis ted in the bank
)y Vice-President Davis, who is now
lere from Los Angeles.
Professor J. f. Williams, who has
been in charge OF the Clifton public
schools for the past two terms, left
this morning on visit to his old
home in Alabama. His many friends
join with the ERA in wishing him
success in his new field of labor.
Mrs. C. f. Mack, mother OF Mrs. !
Sam Abraham, arrived last week from
Ter home at Bahia, Brazil, South |
America, where she has been residing |
or some years past, and where her
husband has built up large business |
IS civil engineer. Mrs. Mack will |
pend some time in the United States |
'efore returning home.
]. V. Gilmore, travelling freight and ,
passenger agent of the Texas-Pacific |
with headquarters at FL Paso,
pent few days in Clifton last week
n a hustling expedition for his road.
lie thinks Clifton has the greatest fu-
ure of any camp in the west, which
hows that he has long head on his
houlders.
Mrs. o. X. Clinton and daughters
cave Sunday next for the beautiful
ulf coast country OF Texas, where they
'ill spend the summer surf bathing
nd enjoying life generally. 1t is not
heir inten ton to return TO Clifton,
ut the ERA will not say good bye TO
hem, for somehow they all come back,
nd the ERA hopes that Mrs. Clinton
nd her daughters will not prove an
RECEPTION TO the rule. Mr.. Clinton will
emain in Clifton for the present,
hough he may decide to locate at
lou 5tou or Velasco later in the season.
Del Potter Jr, and II. E. Clifton, re-
lrned Saturday last from Roswell,
lew Mexico, where they had been at
ending the New Mexico Military In
titu.e. The boys were more than
u A.