The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-08-28
PURELY PERSONAL

Wiley z. Jones returned yesterday
from the valley.
i'll. Creswell was down from Mo
renci Saturday last.
Lee Hobbs OF duncan i spending
the week in Clifton.
VIM. Traylor was n town this week
from the Blue river country.
DR.. Fr.clz. the \. c. doctor at Met
calf, spen. yesterday in Clifton.
Dr.. Walker returned last week from
I visit to the Grand Canyon OF the
Colorado.
c. +. Mills. general manager OF the
=. c. co. at Norenci, spent Sunday in
Clifton.
District Attorney Lee y. Strat,on
j spending the week in the east end
OF the county.
Mrs. Mildred Beck came over from
B,bce last week. on visit to {. W.
Eeck and family.
Mrs Frank Springer and daughter
returned last week from visit 10 her
sister at Thatcher.
Mrs. Emerson and child ren left this
morning for Prescott, where they will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. f. Crowley came
down from Nctcalt Sunday last TO
witness the ball game.
J. +. Smart returned Tuesday last
from California where he spent sew
eral months visiting his family.
Mrs. Hugh Williams, who is now at
Santa Monica, will shortly arrive in
Clifton to make her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Nonemakcr OF
MOrcnci spent Sunday in the city, and
incidentally took in the bail game.
Adam Smith, returned last week
from California. where he spent six
weeks enjoying life along the coast.
Mrs. John Harris arrived this week
from San Saba. Texas. to join her hus-
band. who Is employed il the y. {.
Cos store.
Miss Bunker arrived last week from
Silver City. to assume her duties as
one of the teachers in the Clifton
public schools.
Louie Smith, who Is now travelling
for Thos. Goggan x Bros, the great
music house OF Texas, is spendi ng the
week in Clifton.
Joe Leahy, one OF Lordsburg's
most entcrprising and successful bust
ness men. came up last night, and l.
spending the day in Clifton.
Miss Belle Gaddis, who spent cou-
pie of weeks here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Baylor shannon, returned to he,
home at Silver City Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ColquhOun and
children sailed from South Hampton
for America on the 22nd inst, and
may be expected to arrive home soon.
Tom Simpson returned this week
from the seaside resorts Of California,
where he spent some weeks bathing,
fishing, and having a big time gener-
ally.
j. +. Cospcr aud son Robert Lee are
up from the Duncan country. He
states that the rumor that his brothers
son had been drowned in the Blue
was not correct.
man. arrived in Clifton Monday night,
and will be here some days. 1t is
likely that he will become interested
in the district before his departure.
II. J. Dewey arrived last week from
Butte, Montana, to acce pit employment
with the c. G. c. He viii have charge
OF the new diamond drill plant which
the company is now installing, and
which will soon he in operation.
Mr.. and Mrs Reese Webster return
ed Saturday last from their wedding
tour down the valley. Ga Monday
night they were the recipients of Il
sercnadc, rendered by their many
Clifton friends. They are now "at
home" at the Central Hotel.
DR.. A b. Perkcy is here from Chi
cago looking for a location for his Of
flee and will locate here. For cigh-
teen months he was physician and sur
geOn for the Arizona Copper company
at Clifton, Arizona, but returned to
/ Chicago three months ago to take post
graduate work.-El Paso News.
ID. Kaplan. one of the proprietors Of
| the Bazaar department store, returned
this week from New York, where he
spent six weeks buying goods for his
house. lie was accompanied home by
his wife and Miss Louise Ferbcr, sis
ter to Louis Ferber, the founder OF the
Bazaar department store, and one Of
its present proprietOrs.
Tom Woods. who located at Shakes
| pear in the 70s, spent Il few days in
! Clifton this week checking up j. G.
Keen, agent or Wcll>-FargO express
Office. Tom has been with the express
company many years. and is a trusted.
! reliable man. He has many friends
| scattered throughout the southwest,
who are always glad to SEQ him.