The copper era., 1902-07-10
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Mrs. John Hogsrwa down from Mo renci yesterday.
 Joe Hill came ur from Duncan to spend the Fourth.
 Henry Bingham visited his ranch in the valley the first Of the week.
 Louie Bernstein left Tuesday for San Francisco on pleasure trip.
 Miss Bessie Hagerty left Tuesday last for her home at Olathe, Kansas.
 Lewis Smith left Tuesday morning for Fl Paso, where he expects to locate.
 District Attorney Stratton spent few days of this week at Clifton and Morenci.
 Bay Shannon left yesterday morning for the Salt River valley in search ot fat cattle.
 P. Wiseman's family are now at the Shannon mine, where they will spend some time.
 Joseph Tiefenthaler and wife left this week for Douglass, where they will reside.
 Luther Green cate up from Solo, monvillo last week to assist in eele- brating the Fourth.
 Mrs. Otto Rosentaall and children left Sunday last for California to spend a few weeks on the beach.
 Frank Weise, an q time Cliftonian, came in yesterdE. Tom California, where he is now residing.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ringgold re- turned Saturday last from a visit of several weeks at Solomonville.
 Dick Lakenan has returned to the Gilliard Hot springs, where he will spend the balance of the summer.
 Miss Minnie Hagerty, who is now holding cases on the Morenci Stan dard, spent the Fourth in Clifton.
 E. E. Kyes, of the l.. X H., is filling Photographer Widner's place, while he is enjoying vacation in California.
 Joe Maldonado, an artist at the Fashion Barber shop, returned last week from pleasure trip to San Fran cisco.
 Miss Josie Gamble, who spent last week in Clifton visiting friends, re- turned to her home in the valley Tues day last.
 C. P Dunn and family are home from camping trip on Black river and report having had a most enjoy able time.
 Will Wood came in from Buzzard's s rOost the fore part of the week, and re- ports stock in fairly good condition in that section.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fraser returned last week from Mississippi, where Mrs. Fraser spent several months visiting her old home.
 s. s. Campbell, a Boston mining man, arrived in Clifton this week to look over the district. He will be here several days.
 w. $. Wilson, road supervisor at Sol omonville, visited Morenci Tuesday, to assist the K. P's. in installing the new lodge at that place.
 Adam Smith, of the firm of J. & A. Smith, left last week for California; whore he will spend some time enjoy ing life along the coast.
 Tim Nardelli, Jr., who recently re- turned from the Brothers school at Saata Fe, is clerking for Morris Raben- owitz, on Copper avenue.
 Adolph Schwartz, one of the old time grocery clerks of the A. C. com pany, left Tuesday last for San Fran cisco, to enjoy little city life.
 Mrs. Mary Risdon and Mrs. Lodena, mother and sister to O. A. Risdon, ar rived from Concordia, Kansas, this week and will probably remain here.
 David Kaplin left Monday morning of goods for the Bazaar department store. He will be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. F. G. Calhoun of Morenci left yesterday to join her husband, who is sick in the Graham mountains, where he is spending few days rusticating.
 Judge P. c. Little of Metcalf, left Tuesday morning for the county seat on business matters in the probate court. He will be absent several days.
 A. G. Smith, cashier of the Gila Val Icy Bank and Trust Co.,, spent few days in Morenci this week. His place in the bank here was taken by Charley Solomon.
 F. F. Ezzeil arrived last night from Clifton, Arizona, where he has been working as blacksmith for the Ari zona Copper company for the past eight months. His wife, who is s... .ne5 s.ss .sas ssss s.. ssss .ss.