The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1902-06-05

PURELY PERSONAL

tions in Tucson.
VIII Morrow vas in from his Eagle
creek ranch this week.
Amandas kellum and Jim Brands
arrived this week from Silver City.
s. Luccro, prominent mining man
OF Morenci, spent Tuesday in Clifton.
Frank BillinGsley, prominent Dun
can merchant, spent Tuesday in Gilt
ton.
Z. p. Jameson, the ERA correspond
emit at Morenci, visited Clifton Wednes-
day.
Mrs. VIM. Garrison left for Canauea,
Wednesday to join her husband, for
merly OF this place.
c. w. Beck, OF tho y. c. company
store, is spending the week at the
Gilliard Hot springs.
\. G.. Smith, cashier OF the ella
Valley Rank & Trust company, left
this morning for Morcnci.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. n. Stevens have left
they will spend few weeks.
Miss Frink, who spent few months
here visiting Rev. and Mrs. Love, left
here Monday last for California.
Mrs. Washington Cool and sou Ber-
ry leave Saturday for Los Angeles,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mclean will
leave tomorrow for San Francisco,
where they will spend some time pleas
uriuC.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon and son left
Friday last for Silver City, n. NJ,
where they will spend few weeks
visiting.
Henry Strohm returned to Clifton
last week from Stafford, where he did
considerable work for Wiley Jones, on
his hotel.
DR.. w. J. Davis, who spent some
time here looking after his various
interests, has returned TO his home in
Los Angeles.
J. L. L. Waters, the Duncan post
master, spent Tuesday in Clifton, re-
newing his acquaintanceship with old
time friends.
Ike Harecrow, who has been in the
employ OF Jud Webster for the past
two years, left Tuesday on visit to
friends in Texas.
w. r. Harris, a brother-in-law OF +.
NJ. Williams, recently OF San Saba,
Texas, is now in the store departing mt
OF the A. c. company.
Captain hurry, formerly OF the Ran
ger service OF Texas, who is now on the
road for a liquor house, spent few
days in Clifton this week.
---G..-----.-A laaatar.t the faith err in-law OF
Pablo Garcia, is recent arrival from
Guaymas, Mexico. He will probably
become n citizen of Clifton.
Mrs. w. S. Davis returned Sunday
last from a visit to Abilene, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis now occupy the
Clinton residence Azurite avenue.
Johnny Parks went to Guthrie yester-
day to capture a crazy Mexican, who
is roaming around the hills OF that
section, but was unable to locate him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Kelly went to
Bisbce Saturday to remain for time.
Mr.. Kelly will take up active edi-
torial work on the yeiw.-BullctiE
Frank Hudson, chief OF the grocery
department of the A. c. store, will
leave on Saturday for Los Angeles and
California summer resorts, where no
will spend few weeks.
Miss Dora Harper, daughter OF Hon.
Ira Harper, will arrive home tonight
from Mssilla, New Mexico, where she
has been attending the Agricultural
college for the past term.
Aravaipa Jones and family passed
through Clifton this morning on a
camping trip. They will spend the
summer in the mountains, and will
visit Colorado before returning.
george blfunO, representing iHe
Stafford Guardian, spent the past week
in the eastern end OF the county.
George is good hustler, and did a
most satisfactory business for the pa
per.
Mrs. NJ. /. Robinson returned last
week from a visit to friends in Arkan-
sas, greatly improved in health. Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson occupy the south
half OF the J. & 4. Smith cottage, on
Crystal avenue.
Frank Ringgold will leave in few
days on visit to his old home in
Pennsylvania. His duties as time
keeper for the A. c. plant, will be at
tended to by Archie Stewart, OF the
blue stone plant.
Pedro Michelena, one OF the most
and energetic citizens Of
Solomonvillc, who spent a few weeks
in this section looking after his mining
returned to his home in the