The copper era., 1902-07-31
PURELY PERSONAL
Andy Hooper left yesterday for the

valley.
 F.. l.. Tidwell was up from Solomon vile this week.
 Constable Joe Hill, of Duncan was in town Tuesday last.
 II. D. Underwood, the Tucson insur- ance man, is visiting Clifton.
 Guy Anderson is quite i'll with fever at the A. C. hospital in Morenci.
 V. L. Castillo, of the D. C. store, Morenci, spent Sunday in Clifton.
 NIr. and Mrs. C. B. Nonamak9r were down from Morenci Tuesday.
 Joe Terrell, manager of the double circle ranch, was in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Mike Reardon left last week on visit to friends at Globe.
 Mrs. J. E. Harvey returned yester- day from visit to her old home at Silver City.
 MT Hampton, bookkeeper for the Clifton Consolidated company, visited Clifton thIs week.
 Ernest Gray returned last evening from California, where he spent sever- al weeks visiting.
 Will Wilton. of the Big Lou ranch, passed through Clifton yesterday en rout for Solomonville.
 L. w. Smith, formerly of Clifton. is now with Thos. Goggin X Bros, piano dealers, at Austin, Texas.
 Henry Schmitbaucr arrived Saturday from Los Angeles to assume work in Romley X Taylor's bakery.
 Deputy Sheriff John Parks, who has been absent from the city for some time past, returned last week.
 Mrs. Frank Springer and daughter left this week for Pima on visit to her sister, Mrs. Fisk, who is quite ill
 James Willis, an old time prospector and miner of the Greenlec district, was down from the mines this morn- ing.
 Harry Mclean recently arrived from Nova Scotia on visit to relatives at Metcalf and Morenci, and will remain some time.
 H. 5. Van Gorder, manager of the D. C. store at Morenci, spent Sunday in Clifton. He came down to enjoy the ball game.
 Messrs Eugene Dietrich and Gar land Hodges returned Sunday from Morenci, where they had been on d few days visit.
 Dick Davis came down yesterday from Morenci, where he has been en- gagged plasteriug the A, C. Co.'S new store building.
 Mrs. Wood, who has been visiting her sons for the past six months, left this morning for her home at King fisher, Oklahoma.
 Billy Harvey and Jack Penrose, well known Pinos Altos miners, arrived this week to acrspt employment at the Shannon mine.
 Col Sam Price and brother are now at Hyrum City, Utah, attending their father, who is dangerously ill and not expected to recover.
 Tony Patfurg, and old time citizen Of Clifton and Morenci, is now pros pccting at Octave, Arizona. He is now suffering with rheumatism.
 Justice Boylos and family are rusti eating in the mountains. The Judge will be absent until week from Sat urday. The boys will have to be good during his absence, or lay in jail.
 Dave Lloyd is home from San Fran cisco, where he spent q few weeks plcasuring and enjoying city life. Dave says 'Friso is too cold for him.
 Joseph Tanner, Of the Santa Rosa Copper company, spent Tuesday in the city, and reports that he is still taking out some wonderfully rich ore in his l mines.
 Mrs. Hugh Williams left yesterday l morning for Deming, on visit to her parents, Col. and Mrs. Hudson, who have just returned from visit to Cali 1 fornia.
 J. x. Porter, who has been filling tho place of Cashier Greer in the | First National Bank for the past month, left Sunday last for his home in Globe.
 Frank Dow, is home from trip to the Mogollon country. He visited Silver City while away, and reports Grant and Socorro counties pretty quiet in a mining way.
 Tom Davis, well known in Clifton and Morenci, returned-t this week from Cananea, where he spent q few weeks. l Tom says Mexico is all right, but thinks Graham county suits him best.
 Wiley r.. Jones arrived this week from Safford, with his library, and can henceforth be considered d citizen of Clifton. Mr. Jones will open off ces on Copper avenue for the present.
 The Misses Eva and Grace Gomez. of San Diego, California, who spent a few weeks here visiting their father. Edward Gomez, who owns the Copper Barber shop, lett for their home Tues day last.
 r. P. Greer, cashier of the First National Bank of Clifton, returned Sunday last from California, where he spent his summer vacation. He enjoy ed the trip very much and returns in