The copper era., 1902-11-13
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Salvatore Sirianni visited Norenci Monday last.
 E. c. Bunker was down from Mo- renci yesterday.
 Mack Kline is now located near San Francisco, California.
 A. L. Work and wife of Morenci wis tied Clifton this week.
 Dr. Burtch visited Duncan last week on professional business.
 Alex Mclean left yesterday morn- jag for Hachita, and the lower coun- try.
 Bud Mclean, one of the old time stand-bys of Murenci camp spent Sun day in Clifton.
 Joe McFate, who is now residing in the lower Gila valley, is spending the week in Clifton.
 c. B. Nonamaker, who has charge Of the Longfellow store at Morenci, spent yesterday in Clifton.
 Dr. F. H. Slayton left last week for Chicago on business trip. He will be absent about two weeks.
 John w. Nicholson, a Denver pros pector, is a recent arrival. He will spend the winter in this section.
 Mrs. Frank Ringgold is spending the week at Solomonville wishing her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John w. Parks.
 Dr. and Mrs. Schell spent few days in Clifton last week and are now in Morenci, where they will spend the week.
 Noah Climo and son Tom were down from the Shannon mine Monday last, doing little business with the Clifton merchants.
 J. H. Flood, we'll known Clifton prospector, left last week for the May flower and Carlisle country on pros- pecting trip.
 Fred Barefoot, an Arizona ranger, and by the way one of the most effect i've men in the service, is spending a few days in Clifton.
 Benj. Titus returned Tuesday night from a visit "down east" where he spent several :weeks visiting relatives and old time friends
 Mrs. Alex. Veitch returned home this week from California, where she left her husband having a good time and gaining strength rapidly.
 Morris Buttner recently returned to Morenci from an extended trip to Cananea and the lower country. He is now pretty well satisfied with this section.
 J. J. Hale, of Sterling City, Texas, is recent arrival in this section. He is temporarily located on the Blue. but may conclude to take up his resi- dence in Clifton.
 Dr. J. A. Davis and Gordon Mclean, bot tn of Los Angeles, spent few days of last week at Clifton and Morenci, and were given a royal welcome by their old time friends.
 George Husband, one of the best miners in the southwest, returned this week from Bisbee, where he was em- ployed for several months. Mr. Hus- band accepted employment at Metcalf
 c. NJ. Shannon left Saturday last for Los Angeles. He will be a member of the third house at Phoenix this winter and will endeavOr 10 see that the blanks of the democratic platform arc inaugurated into laws-in the third house.
 F. B. King, formerly with the A. X N. NJ. at Clifton, but now the freight and ticket agent of the Fl Paso and Southwestern railroad, is spending a few days in Clifton, in the interest Of his company. Mr. Kings many friends in Clifton are glad to learn Of his rapid promotion.
 Mrs. Nordh haus of Deming, accom- panied by her daughter, Mrs. Ward, of Missouri, spent a few days of the present week in Clifton on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. James Morris, the father and mother of Mrs. Nordhaus. They left for their respective homes yester- day morning.
 George Bechman. who has been in the employ of S. J. Forbes for the past two years, resigned his position last week, and on Monday took his depart ure for Prescott. George enjoyed the reputation of being one of the best and most accommodating clerks and deliverymen in Clifton. The ERA hopes that his lines may be cast in pleasant places.
 Heaters, cook stoves, stove boards, stove pipes, camp stoves.- $. J. Forbes.
 Everything neat and clean at Central Market.
 A large stock of fine woolen goods. Prices right. $. J. Forbes.