The copper era., 1902-09-04
PURELY PERSONAL

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George Wells was down from ORC
Monday last.
Dr.. L. \. ". Burtch is sick with
typhoid fever.
Sam spann is a, the hospital with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Bay shannon left yesterday
for Silver City.
Ralph Mccormack was down from
Metcalf this week.
Postmaster Taliaferro, of Morenci,
spent Sunday in Clifton.
Adolph Schwartz is sick al ST. Luke's
hospital, San Francisco.
Mrs. E. X. Smith and daughter are
recovering from the fever
Druggist Robinson OF Young's phar-
macy visited Demirg this week.
Mrs. c. NJ. shannon left yesterday
morning FOR her home in Los Angeles.
Miss NJ. \. Riznor and Master Ken
meth Wiseman left this morning for
Los Angeles.
w. NJ. Whipple Is home from an cx-
tended trip to the White mountains
and Luna valley.
c. B. Nonnam aker, manager OF the
Longfellow store at Morenci, was in
Clifton yesterday.
L. y. Durham, manager OF the c.
c. Co, returned last week from bust
ness trip to Ell Paso.
Ben Crawford left Tuesday morning
fOr Tucson to attend the territorial
democratic convention.
Berardo Fraide, Sr. was up from the
Solomoncille country this week, ming
ling with his many friends.
Mrs. w. d. McKeehan is spending
the week at Duncan visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Densmore.
Assayer Clark of the a. c. Co. re-
turned last week from a months out
ing. which he spent on the coast.
r. L. McCutchen, chief druggist OF
the A. c. returned Saturday from the
coast. where he spent some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Clark and family
returned last week from California,
where they spent some weeks pleasur-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest and son return
ed last week from California, where
they spent four weeks visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Harper are now in
the White mountains on camping
expedition, and will remain about
month.
Dick Davis, the best plasterer in Ar
iona, has gone to Morenci to finish the
third story of the a. c. Co.'S new store
building.
Mr. and Mrs Franz are home from
a trip to Luna and Springerville,
where they spent a few weeks very
pleasantly.
Mrs. James Cromb, Mrs. Love and
MIR. and Mrs. John McLeay are home
run tuC LUG tLCLl, W llClO tuCl SI'CII
a few weeks
Bill Doran, who left here four months
ago for Colorado, returned last week.
He reports fine trip and will resume
his old duties in 4 few days.
Ben Werley. an old time resident of
Clifton, left Sunday last for California,
h.,,- ho
tending TO some real estate business.
7. Z. Clark and family, who spent
some months in Clifton, left this week
for Southern Arizona. They will
probably visit California before locat-
ing.
Wiley +. Jones will leave in the
morning for Silver City, where he
has several important cases in the dis
trict court. He will be absent a week
or more.
VIM. Hoff, who spent week or two
in Los Angeles in search of help for
the steam laundry. returned Saturday
last. He reports success and a fine
trip generally.
Mrs. J. Nichols has closed the Little !
Home Cafe, and as soon rs her daugh |
ter Hazel RECEIVERS from a spell of sick
ness, they will leave for the east on a
pleasure trip.
j. c. Gatti returned this week from |
Los Angeles, California. While alb
sent he bought 2OO0 head OF cattle at
Sprngerville aud 5000 head OF sheep |
1t Concho, y. NJ.
Ed Morrel, a carpenter in the en-
1loy of the y. c. company, who had
he misfortune to get his foot badly
crushed, returned TO Hachita Monday
% report for duty.
Col. ]. c. Smith returned this week
rom Ell Paso, where he spent few
weeks in the pest house, where he was
confined with the smallpox. The
Colonel says he was well treated while
n the pest house.
Doc. wilkins has resigned his posi-
ion in the 4. c. assay Office, and will
eturn to the valley, where he will
ngage in farming. Docs many
riends in Clifton wish him well in
lis new vocation.
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