The copper era., 1902-10-23
PURELY PERSONAL


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 Harry Talioferro was down from Morenci Sunday.
 Judge Settle was .. Norenci visitor to Clifton Sunday.
 Miss Sophia Shirley was down from Meicalf Saturday.
 Dr. and Mrs II. A Shell were down form Morenci Monday.
 NIr. and Mrs. Stafford visited Ha- chIta Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Colonel Ben Titus left for New York Saturday last on q short business trip.
 F. Villarreal, of Metcslf. visited Solomonyille last week on court busi- ness.
 H. A Dinsmore. prominent citizen of the Duncan country, was in the city this week.
 Wm. Climo, mine superintendent for the Shannon Copper Co. has gone 10 the coast for few weeks Of rest.
 Johnny Cone. of Dur hams camp, left last week for Sar Antonio. Texas, on thirty days visit tC relatives and friends.
 II. .. du 1OTOtIs SLpIc ndudEOi for the D. c. company of Morenci, has returned from two months stay in the east.
 Geo. H. Birdno Of Stafford arrived in town this week and has accepted position with Merchant J. F.. Holt, North Clifton.
 Nit Simms. the democratic candi- date for county recorder, returned Saturday last from campaign trip through the valley.
 Col. I. \. Porter, the banker, Of Globe, arrived in Clifton Friday last to act as cashier of the First National Bank during Mr. Greer's absence.
 P. P. Greer, cashier Of the First National Bank, left Saturday for Cali fornia. where he will spend few weeks. He is taking needed rest.
 R. w. Illingsworth visited Clifton Tuesday and went from here to Phoe- nix where he now resides. He had been visiting his old home at Morenci
 Misses Agnes Alton and Viola Dud ley, accompanied by James Alton, came up from Duncan Monday to see the big show. They were well pleased with the town generally.
 c. r. Rosecrans, who has been in California for the past month, return ed home Sunday. He reports a pleas ant trip generally. having met num- Der of old time frienCs.
 w. F. Hagan went 70 the valley Wednesday to see the voters regard ing his candidacy for delegate. w. F. knows every man in the county and most of the ladies and children.
 Lon Canneyt. who has been in Solo, knoxville for several mon ths, returned to Clifton last week. He is out on a 5000 bond until his casa comes up for trial, which will propably be in April.
 Tim Nardelli, of Metcalf, was down from the high city" this week and made the ERA pleasant call. He is candidate for constable at MetCalf and no doubt will poll a good vote. He has lived in Metcalf and Clifton for many years and has always been a worthy citizen. He will, make an cx- cellent officer, if elected.
 James C. Adams and Joe Chesser, two old time boys Of Metcalf. visited Clifton Monday last and made the ERA a pleasant call. Mr. Adams handles thn inrlire nt tho KinG nine and Mr Chesser attends to the ore cars which pass through the tunnel from the Kinr mine to the Metcalf incline. They are both well known in Clifton and were greeted by many friends.
 r. B. King, who filed the position Of chief clerk of the A. X N. NJ. R. E. several years left for Fl Ioaso last week | to accept position with the E.. P. tS S.. w. R. R. Mr. King leaves many | friends who regret his departure and | wish him prosperity in his new field. | Mr. J. A. Stafford. who has had exten- 'lve experience in the railroad busi- ness, now occupies Mr. Kings position.