The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-10-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Clifton yesterday.
Jack Holman left Monday last for
points down the valley.
VT. Wilton was in town this week
from the Big Lou ranch.
Mrs. Will Harris OF Chase creek is
down with typhoid fever
big Jim" Smith has gone to Solo
knoxville to attend court.
W. F. Hagan left this morning for
Solomonville to attend court.
Joe McFate is up from Thatcher,
where his family now reside.
s. J. Forbes left Tuesday morning
for Solomonville to attend court.
Mrs. r. J. Young left yesterday on
visit to friends in the lower valley.
C. W. Marks, the Morenci photo
grapher. is attending the Dallas fair.
Manuel Baron OF Metcalf left Mon
day last for Solomonville to attend
court.
Deputy Sheriff John Parks left Tues
day last for soloa0esflle to attend
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Chino of the
Shannon mine, spent Sunday last in
Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wood were in
this week from their ranch on Rattle
snake creek.
c. w. Beck, George Evans and Mac
Smith accompanied the ball team to
Bisbee last week.
Mrs. John Wood OF Duncan left this
week for the State of Washington on
a visit to her parents.
Mrs. George Reitzer, of Hills ad
dition, has about recovered from a
spell OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Reardon and
daughter returned Tuesday night
from a pleasure trip through Califor-
mia.
Lawyer Frank B. Lame left yester-
day morning for Solomonville to at
tend court. He will be absent several
days.
Louis Rcashau is at Solomonville
acting as court crier, position which
he has held since the formation of the
county.
Billy Berry, one OF the shift bosses
at the A. G.. concentrator, is home
from a trip to Bisbee, Douglas and
Cananea.
Reverend and Mrs. Love arrived
last evening from Albuquerque, where
they had been to attend the Presby-
terrain synod.
Joe Terrell, foreman OF the double
circle ranch, spent few days in Cliff
ton this week. Joe reports the cattle
looking well.
A. G. Smith, cashier Of the ella
Valley Bank and Trust Company, spent
several days at Solomonville during
the past week.
Hons. Ira Harper and Henry Hill
are spending the week in Solomon
Vile, attending a regular meeting OF
the district court.
E. Schumann, superintendent OF the
A. & N. NJ. II. r., visited Hachita
Tuesday last, to look after the build
ings being erected there by the rail
road.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon and sister
Mrs. Goodell, of Silver City, returned
Tuesday from Chas. Johnson's ranch,
on the Blue where they spent week
visiting.
Lawyer L. Kearney left for Solomon
vile Tuesday last to look after his
clients interests in the district court.
He will be absent the greater portion
OF the term.
Mickey Fresmer, a we'll known ton
serial artist, returned last week from
Illinois, whore he spent the summer.
He was glad to get back to the land OF
sunshine again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mclean left
this morning for Solomonville and the
lower valley, on a campaigning eX
petition. Alex. is beginning to take
a lively interest in the campaign.
James Smith, one OF Clifton's most
prominent merchants, accompanied by
his family, spent last week in FL Pas }.
He expresses himself as greatly sur
prised at the growth the Pass city is
making.
Joe Cox, deputy grand chancellor X.
OF P's. visited -dofsnei Monday night
last to assist in comforting work in the
first degree. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Cox. Joe reports the Morenci
lodge fourishing like a green bay tree
Dave Address was down from Mo
renci Sunday last to visit his brother
Andrew, who is sick with typhoid
fever. Guy Address OF Mo-enci,
brother, has just recovered from a
ninety days siege of typhoid fever.
w. Corkeek, OF Butte, Montana, Is
recent arrival in Clifton. He will
have charge of the construction OF the
Shannon concentration. Mr.. Corkeek
drew the plan for the construction OF
the concentration while here last win