The copper era., 1902-08-07
PURELY PERSONAL

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 terday.
 Vida Villarrcal was down from Met calf yesterday.
 Thomas Souihlec, was down from Morenci Sunday last.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nonemaker were down from Morcnci yesterday. D. ". Grant, Me,calf mining man, visited Clifton Monday last.
 Avaran Diaz. of Solomonville. spent few days in Clifton last week.
 Jim Baldwin, Of the White Owl. MetcaIf, spent Monday in Clifton.
 L. w. Penn left Sunday morning for St. Louis, on a short business trip.
 A. A. Anderson and family left this week for their new home at Solomon vile
 T. A Fulton has been on the sick list for the past two weeks He iS improving.
 Mrs. Lola Saba left yesterday for Arabia, on q visit Of several months, to her old home.
 Mrs. E. A. Dunn, left this morning for Fl Paso, where she will make her home in the future.
 Miss Mae Miller returned last week from California, where she spent sev- eral weeks pleasuring.
 
 Dan Rose, an old time Silver City miner, arrived in Clifton last week in search Of employment.
 Wood Poland and John Keppler, of the Greenlee district, paid the ERA a pleasant call Monday last.
 Nephia Packer is up from Duncan. He says this is the dryest year ever experienced in that section.
 Mrs. G. ". Wilson returned this week from Lcavenworth, Kansas, where she spent a few weeks visiting relatives.
 Wm. Hoff. president of the Clifton- Morenci Steam Laundry, left this morning for Los Angeles to secure some expert laundrymen.
 Mrs. Neil Munro and children are spending the week at Morenci, visit ing Mrs. Munro's father and mother, Mir. and Mrs. Treyarthen.
 Mr. Rice and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, Mir. and Mrs. Gee and Harry Chandler, of Morcnci, arc home from q hunting and fishing trip to Black river.
 Dr. Walker will leave Saturday for the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado; via the Santa Fc route. He is on pleas ure bent, and will be absent couple Of weeks.
 Ev. Harris and Jack Menir, who have been employed at the King mine for some time past, left Monday last for Bisbee. They arc good miners, and popular boys.
 Tom Smith, county recorder, is spending the week in Cliftin. He will most likely be rc-nominated by the for the office to which he was elected two years ago.
 Justice Shirley was down from Met calf yesterday, and reports that the new railroad will be running into Met calf in about six weeks, which will be q great advantage to the camp.
 c. II. Eberlc, of St. Louis, arrived in Clifton this week on visit 10 his oldtime friend, Bill Jinkins. He is so favorably impressed with Clifton and it's future that he has decided to locate here.
 Mrs. E. F. Everhardy and sister, Miss Tillie Smith, returned this week from the Black river country, where they spent several weeks at Everhardy X Slaughter's ranch. They had very pleasant trip.
 r.. C. Johnson who has been in charge Of the improvements being made by the Clifton Water company, returned to Morenci last week, and will resume his old position with the Morcnci water company.
 Wade Hampton, recently of Phila- delphia, is now keeping books for Everhardy 6S Slaughter. He is q brother to John E. Hampton, chief book-keeper for the Clifton Conaoli- dated Copper company.
 George w. Wells of Orc. who has one of the best peach orchards in Ari zona, was in from his ranch yesterday. He is now marketing his fruit, which always has a ready sale in Clifton. Owing to the dry weather his crop was little short this season.
 Hou. C. NJ. Shannon. Arizona's next delegate to congress. is spending q few lays in Clifton. He has been pretty l much all over the territory, and feels quite confident Of receiving tho demo- ;ratic nomination. which, in his case, | 1t least, is equivalent to an election.
 NJ. r. Perry, well known prospec- | .or of this section, returned this week l rom the state of Chihuahua, where | le put in several months prospecting, | without results. He says he found | some leads that in this country would ! nave paid to develop, but they were so ar from the railroad, and the cost Of . supplies so heavy that he decided not ! n Spep1 any money op them FTp ]