The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-04-03
PURELY PERSONAL

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Constable Joe Hill was up from Dun
can this week.
J. y. McFate visited the Cananea
country last week.
Joe Terrell, OF the two circle ranch.
spent Tuesday in Clifton.
Runnella Fessler was down from the
Standard mines yes terday.
a. H. Hill is now the manager OF Ike
Fashion Annex Barber shop.
L. a. Dunham returned yesterday
from business trip 10 FL Paso.
Amandas Kellum. OF Silver City, ar.
rived this week seeking employment
Mrs. E. NJ. Williams returned Friday
last from a visit TO friends al San Saba,
Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis, OF Boston.
who spent 4 few days here, have re.
turned home.
Mrs NJ. L. Robinson will leave to.
morrow for Little Rock, Arkansas, on
a visit to friends.
Phi. Freudenthal. manager of the
Solomon Comm ercial company, arrived
in Clifton last night.
Mrs. Frank b. Lame will leave to-
morrow on a visit to her old home al
San Jose, California.
Bob Hollimon, prominent stockman
of the Alma country, was in town
yesterday on business.
w. NJ. White, representing the Los
Angeles Times. is spending the week
in Clifton and Morenci.
Joseph Tanner, president of the
Santa Rosa Copper company, was down
from Metcalf Tuesday last.
Mrs. Rafael Valdez returned Tues
day from a visit to her sister, Mrs.
Pedro Michelena. at Solomonville.
A. Diaz, a prominent citizen of Solo
knoxville, is spending the week in Cliff
ton looking after his property interests.
w. F.. Mason, who spent several
weeks here looking after his mining
interests. loft this week for Denver,
Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clemens have
left for Bush valley on a visit to
friends, and will be absent from Clifton
some time.
Ned Davis, OF Kansas City, will ar
rive tonight on a visit to his father.
chief book keeper for the Shannon
Copper company.
Bay Shannon returned last week
from the Blue river country, where he
purchased a bunch OF beef cattle. He
reports the country pretty dry.
j. G. Hopkins, one OF the directors
OF the Arizona Copper company, arrived
Tuesday evening from California, and
will spend some time in Clifton.
C. B. Stocking was greatly surprised
this week by the arrival of brother
from Oklahoma, whom he had not
seen for more than twenty years.
Chas. Davidson, OF Los Angeles, ar
rived in Clifton Friday last and has
accepted a position with Everhardy &
Chase Creek butchers.
James and William, sons OF George
of the ella valley, are in
tewn, and will remain during the sum-
mer if they secure suitable employ
ment.
J. p. S. Mennet and w. Z. Murray,
book-keeper and assayer at tho Shan
non mines, came down Saturday last to
attend the party given by Mesdames
Shannon.
Judge Prettyman, who spent some
weeks here visiting his son, Prof.
Prettyman and family, left for home
yesterday, we'll pleased with Clifton
aud the many people he met while
here.
Henry Rosecrans. Dick Trevorrow
and Henry Nolan, well known miners
Of Metcalf, left yesterday for the Phil
ippines, where they will prospect for
gold. The boys speak Spanish fluently
and have plenty OF money.
George Attleberry, Frank Ray and
John Blackwood left Tuesday last for
Billiards Hot springs, where they will
spend few days bathing and hunting.
The springs are becoming quite a pop
Ilar resort with Clifton people.
Mickey Fresmer left Sunday last for
MS old home at Ottawa, Illinois. He
mas been in very poor health for some
past, and the chances are that
be will never return TO Clifton. Mick
~ has many friends here who hope for
MS speedy recovery.
Don II. Kedzie, the Mark Twain Of
New Mexico, came up from Lordsburg
Saturday night last to attend a social
at the Shannon residence.
He remained oyer Sunday, and visited
,he Shannon smelter, which he consid-
cred a first-class piece Of work. bon's
many friends in Clifton gave him a
hearty welcome.
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Chronic Blood Poisoning and all Scroll
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