The copper era., 1902-06-19
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PURELY PERSONAL


Clifton j.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Hill is up from
the Duncan country.
J. z. Miller, recently OF Pendleton,
Oregon. Is in Clifton.
Charley Nelson Is do~n from his
nires in the Greenlee district.
\. LEAVE left this morning for Salt
Lake City on mining business.
Mrs. I. Y. Nuckles left last week for
Los Angeles. 70 spend q few weeks.
Mrs. ". >. Dari. hss been quite i'll
for the past week with fever but is
now much better.
Hallet NeT. son OF NJ. W. Neff, ar
rived this week to assist his father in
the steam laundry.
c. =. Dunn and family left this week
for Black river on mouths hunting
aud fishing frolic.
Frank Weaver was down from his
mines yesterday, and Is greatly en-
couraged over present developments.
D. D. McCrea left Tuesday morning
for old Mexico, on d pleasure trip. He
will spend few weeks in the City OF
Mexico.
Mrs. G. f. Bull and daughter, Grace,
left Saturday last for Long Beach.
California, where they VIII spend the
summer.
Col. J. F. Wilson, one Of the leading
democratic candidates for congress,
arrived in Clifton last night, and is
mingling with the people.
Mrs. Tuthill, and Miss Anna Tuthill,
wife and sister of DR.. Tuthill, of Mo
rcnci, are now at Los Angeles, where
they will spend the summer.
c. F.. Nichols, representing Ell Paso
Daily News, spent couple of days in
Clifton this week. The News IS one of
the best papers in the southwest.
Frank Ringold left Tuesday last on a
visit to his Old home in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ringold will spend a few weeks
with her parents at Solomonville.
j. a. Rule, formerly with the Val
Verde smeltcr, near Jerome, is now
in Clifton. Mr.. Rule reports the Val
Verde running steadily and with good
success.
Mrs Rod McDongal and brother,
George Frazier, of Morenci, left last
week for their old home in Nova
Scotia, where they will spend the
summer.
Sister Peter, of La Mercy hospital,
Phoenix, who spent Il couple of weeks
here on a collecting tour, left for home
Monday morning, we'll pleased with
the result of her trip.
NJ. w. Neff is now in charge of the
Clifton and Morenci Steam Laundry.
Mr.. Nefr is man of energy and good
business training. He will make a big
success OF the laundry.
Al. Bell, one of the old timers of
this section, who has been away for
several years, arrived this week from
the Mogollon country, and has accept
ed employment at the laundry.
The A. & y. NJ. Il. Il. are blasting
out 200 foot tunnel at bridge No. 6,
below Clifton. which will be used as a
waterway. No. is a high.i culvert,
which is being filed in by tailings.
Mrs. Wagstaff, wife of George Wag-
staff, assistant superintendent of the
Coronado railroad, left yesterday
morning San Diego, California, where
she will spend the summer on the
beach.
George Frasier, smelter superin-
tendcnt of the Arizona Copper com
pany. left Sunday for NJ ississippi in
response to a telegram announcing the
serious illness of his wife, who is
visiting in that section. Mrs. Frasicr
Is i'll with fever.
Miss Mae Miller, who has been con-
nccted with the ERA for the past year,
left Yesterday morning for Downey.
California, where she will make her
home in the future. Miss Miller has
many friends in Clifton, who regret
her departure.
Jack Hennesy, one OF the old time
engineers on the Coronado railroad
returned this week from visit to his
old home at San Jose, California,
where he spent several very pleasant
weeks. Jack gained about fifty pounds
during his visit to the coast, which he
thinks is the "onliest" country on
earth.
Joe Cox is home from attending the
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias,
which met at Williams last week. He
visited the Grand Canyon of the Colo
RADIO, and thinks that its grandeur aud
beauty has never yet been properly
described in print, aud never will be,
Is mere words fail to do it justice
Joe says he woulu not have missed the
trip for anything.
Miss Chapman OF the West Side hos
pital, Chicago. and Miss Thompson of
the Munro Street hospital. Chicago. ar
rived last week to take positions in the
Clifton hospital. They are trained
nurses, and have had much experience
in the business.
I'll. Are caught by short Stop and
I i'm Sticky Fly Paper.
Noung's Pharmacy.