The copper era., 1902-09-11
PURELY PERSONAL

! F. Weise was down from Morenci
Tuesday.
H. n. Crowell left this morning for
/ Los Angeles.
Robert Steggal was down from Mo-
renci Monday last.
Mrs. ]. W. Hogan was down from
Morenci Monday last.
DR.. Davis arrived from Los Angeles
yesterday, to look after his business.
Miss Lillian McCabe OF Morenci is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Neil Munro.
Willie Gamble will leave this week for
Tucson to attend the Territorial Uni
versity.
Bill Price is home from Utah, where
he spent six months visiting relatives
and friends.
Judge Settle and Postmaster Tall
aferro of Morenci, spent part OF Sun
day in Clifton
Moreno. the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Neil Munro, is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Lamar Cobb, chief engineer for the
Clifton Consolidated company, spent
Sunday in Clifton.
Mrs. Tom Simpson returned home
last week from California, where she
spent the summer.
DR.. Davidson arrived last week from
Los Angeles, and is now on the Blue
enjoying an outing.
Arno and Erich Moder are both
down with the typhoid fever. They
are now convalescent.
Mrs. Archibald of New Mexico is
here on visit TO her son and daugh-
ter, who are housekeeping in south
Clifton.
George Ray, a brother to Frank
Ray, arrived last week from Texas on
visit and may conclude to locate in
Clifton.
Lawyer Frank B. Lame and Alex
Davis have gone to the Blue on a hunt
ing trip. They will return about the
18th instant.
Noah Chino, who runs the boarding
house at the Shannon niue, was in
town this week. and reports the Shan
non camp as lively.
Fred w. Herzke, one of Clifton's
best ball players, left Saturday last on
a visit to his old home in Chicago, and
will be absent several weeks.
Eugene Gomez left Sunday last for
San Diego, California, where he will
reside in the future. He had been
in the A. c. ice factory.
Mrs. Green and daughter Miss Alice,
who were visiting Mrs. Green's daug hter
Mrs. Theodore Kline, left for their
home at Silver City Tuesday last.
Willie Mcdowell who clerks for J. &
A. Smith, returned from Texas Mon
day night, accompanied by a bride.
The ERA extends congratulations.
w. f. Overdeer, an engineer at the
King, returned this week from a visit
to his old home at Stevenson, Alabama,
where he spent months vacation.
Carl Schade and Ed Black, of the
Bakery, L. Ferber, Of the Bazaar, and
Louis Brooch, of Morenci, spent few
days at Billiards springs this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. & O. Mastic of Dem
ing, New Mexico, are here to nurse
their son Onie, who is sick with ty-
phoid fever a Huey Williams resi-
dence.
c. w. Beck OF Clifton came in last
evening to pay a visit to II. II. Beck,
his brother, who has charge of Depart
mentA in the CopperQueen store.-Re- |
view.
John b. Card, an old time Silver
City business man. spent few days in |
Clifton last week. He is on the road |
for the Shapleigh Hardware company |
Of st. Louis.
Mrs. Alice Spann came eyer from !
Silver City last week to visit her son. !
Charles Spann and wife, and to assist |
in nursing her son Sam, who is at the |
hospital quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Jack Sidebotham and children |
returned last week from California,
where they spent the summer. They |
we're all greatly improved in health !
by the temporary change of residence.
VIM. Roscomb of Morenci is spend
, few days at his old home in Pima.
He has been residing in Morenci for
more than two years, this being his
irst trip away from there in that time.
Will T. Wilton OF the Big Lou ranch
passed through town yesterday on his
return from Stafford, where he located
MS family temporarily. that his chill
lren may enjoy the benefit of Saffords |
excellent public schools.
Dr.. Balmer of Philadelphia arrived !
n Clifton this week on visit to his
brother, J. w. Balmer, OF San Carlos.
Who is spending his vacation in Cliff
on. DR.. Balmer is dentist and has
.bout made up his mind to locate in
Clifton.
Conductor Reardon and Mrs. Rear
lon and daughter Irene, left Tuesday
asst for the coast on months pleasure
rim. ]. Nichaelson is now in charge