The copper era., 1902-11-27
PURELY PERSONAL

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 John Molder was in yesterday from Morenci.
 Judge Little was down from Metcalf Monday last.
 N. L. Lewis left Sunday last for Tue son, on land business.
 Miss Archibald has returned to her home in New Mexico.
 c. B. Ncnamaker of Morenci spent Friday last in Clifton.
 Sheriff James Parks spent few days in Clifton this week.
 J. N. Porter returned Tuesday eve- ming from visit to Tucson.
 A. P. Ayling and Dell M. Potter left Monday last for Tucson.
 Lige Stevens is down from the King mine enjoying little city life.
 Mesdames Williams. Harvey and Spann visited Metcalf Sunday last.
 H. T. Murray, Of the shannon com pany visited Lordsburg Tuesday last.
 Mrs. F. Ringgold returned this week from a visit to her parents at Solomon vile.
 U. G. Logan has been assisting at the First National Bank for the past week.
 Nit and Minor Simms and w. c. Lilies spent -Sunday-lsst on the Gila river.
 Mrs. George Fraser left last week for California, where she will spend a few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Mclean will leave Sunday next for Los Angeles on a pleasure trip.
 w. F. Hagan, Ben NJ. Crawford. G. W. Wells and Mr. Hampton, are at Tucson on business.
 J. F. Sweating took the train Sun day morning for Tucson, on business in the U. $. land office.
 Mrs. Byrne left this morning for Duncan where she will take Thanks giving dinner with Mrs. Massey.
 L. Kearney left Ii onday morning for Tucson to look after a land contest case between F. J Smart and Dell M. Potter.
 E. Schumann superintendent of the A. So N. NJ. R. R. left Sunday last for the east, where he will spend d few weeks on vacation.
 Tom Woods of the Wells-Fargo Ex- press company, spent a couple ot days in Clifton and Moreuci last week checking up the local agents.
 R.J. Young returned Tuesday last from Salt Lake, where he spent some weeks visiting. Mrs. Young and daughter remained in Salt Lake.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jameson, of Mo- renci, passed through Clifton yester- day for the pumping station on the Frisco river, to enjoy days outing.
 w. R. Brown, travelling agent for the Santa Fe, with headquarters at Fl Paso, spent couple Of days in Clifton this week, hustiiBg business for his road.
 Colonel Morrow, representing the Simmons Hardware Co.,, of St. Louis, one of the most popular travelling men in the west. spent few days in Clifton during the past weeR:.
 Bill Harvey and Dick Van Kircus left Tuesday morning for PiDos Altos, where they will spend the holidays. They are good fellows and good miners and will always De welcomed back to Clifton.
 Boomerang Smith, who is in the em- ploy of the A. c. company at Morenci, spent Sunday last in Clifton. He is putting the finishing touches on the A. c. Co.'S. new store, and will be busy for some week yet.
 Jim Adams and Al Carter, two of Metcalfs well known citizens, were in Clifton Friday last to attend the meet ing Of the Twentieth Century Orients They enjoyed the trip very much and no doubt were we'll paid for their time.
 J. F. Smart, g we'll known mining man of the Greeulee district, returned last week from California. where he had been on a visit to his family. He left on Sunday foc Tucson to look after some business in the United States land office.
 The irrepressiole Lum Hall, of Al