The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-09-25
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PURELY PERSONAL


phold lever.
c. 5. Lenair is a recent arrival from
Nashville. Tennessee.
Mrs. J. Z. wilkins of North Clifton
is sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Phillipson has recovered from
an attack of malarial fever.
Mr.. Sullivan, section foreman, is
down with the typhoid fever.
Bay Shannon left Tuesday last for
Deming on a cattle hunting expedition.
Wiley E. Jones left Tuesday morn
ing for Stafford. He will return Fri
day.
George Green, manager of the a. c.
store at Metcalf, spent Sunday in
Clifton.
Hugh Williams returned last week
from Deming, accompanied by Mrs.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs Bay Shannon and son
Lloyd arrived home last evening from
Silver City.
Mr.. Green, of the d. c. store at Mo-
renci, returned this week from trip
to California.
Mrs. Harry Wright returned this
week from the coast, where she spent
the summer.
Colonel Ben NJ. Crawford returned
last week form an extended visit to
points in California.
Jim Sheridan and Mr.. Ready, old
time Clifton citizens, are recent ar
rivals from Cananea.
Mrs. Frank Moreno came over from
Globe this week to join her husband
and make her home here.
John G. Kirchen, who has been en-
ployed at the Shannon mine, has
moved his family to Clifton.
A. G.. Smith, cashier of the ella
Valley Bank and Trust company, was
sick for few days last week.
Dutch" Keppler and Gus Hobbs,
two OF Morenci's most efficient peace
officers, spent Sunday in Clifton.
Miss Ringgold, OF Pennsylvania, ar
rived last week on visit to her
brother, Frank Ringgold and family.
w. S. milford left last week on
prospecting trip to the southern part
of the territory, where he may locate.
F. H. Franz, of the firm of Becker
Franz Co., returned this week from
Chicago. where he had been on bust
ness trip.
/. C. Groathouse returned last week
from visit to friends in Texas. He
reports the Lone Star state as quite
prosperous.
Joe Cox and wife aud MIR. and Mrs.
Paul Jorske left Saturday last for the
ABlue 10 Grant county, on camping
expedition.
G. w. Suits of the a. c. store, left
Sunday last for the Black river coun-
try to join his wife who is with the
Yoakum camping party.
Col. j. c. Smith is home from Las
Cruces, n. NJ, where he rented a resi-
dence for his family, who will reside
there during the winter.
Mrs. A H. Goodell, wife of the
sheriff of Grant county, arrived in
Clifton last night on a visit to her
sister, Mrs. Bay Shannon.
Master Reese Webster, sou of Mr..
and Mrs. Jud Webster, accompanied
his uncle Frank TO Thatcher last
week on visit to his grandfather.
Messrs. Velton and Baird, Of Mo-
renci, who spent a few weeks in the
Black river country, have returned.
They report a good time generally and
an abundance of fish and game.
J. n. Robinson, assistant cashier of
the First Ma tional Bank, is now at his
home in Stafford, where he is battling
with case of typhoid fever. The
case was pretty well developed before
he left Clifton.
Thomas Chamberlain and VIM.
Flariaty, two expert moulders from
Los Angeles, are now located in Cliff
ton. They fill the positions made
vacant by the resignation OF Messrs.
Stockman and Crowel.
w. A. Pitt, one OF the republ can
nominees for supervisor, came up from
his brick yard at Coronado Monday
night, and returned Tuesday morning.
He is too busy making bricks to take
an active interest in the campaign at
the present time.
]. f. Thompson, of the Thompson
Investment company, OF Butte, Mon
tana, is a recent arrival in Clifton and
expects to locate here. He will en-
gage in the insurance and loan busi-
ness. He is hustler and will prove a
valuable acquisition to Clifton's bust
ness circles.
w. F. Hagan returned last week
from attending the territorial republic
can convention at Phoenix. He was
the only representative from this end
OF the county, but he is a wheel horse,
and capable of representing the whole
county. Mr.. Hagan has not failed TO
attend either the county or territorial
conventions in the past fifteen years.
He voted for Nichols in the cOnyen-
ton, but expresses himself as well
satisfied with Morrison.