The copper era., 1902-05-29
PURELY PERSONAL ;


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Tuesday last.
Frank Weaver was down from his
mines Tuesday.
Justice Shirley was down from Met
calf this week.
Mrs. J. E. Harvey left this morning
for Silver City on visit to friends.
Mrs. Teal OF Orc. spent Wednesday
in Clifton, the guest Of Mrs. Wisenan
John Halt, who has mining property
here, left this morning for California.
c. B. Nonamaker, manager OF the
Longfellow store, visited Clifton yester-
lay.
Ben Ellis. the y. c. company's paint
er al Metcalf, was in Clifton yester-
lay.
Charles Hill, the mining man, was
Town from the Markeen mines yester-
lay.
J. A. Stafford, recently of Galveston,
is now in the Office OF the y. * y. N.
railway.
Miss Snedecker, one Of the Clifton
teachers, is enjoying her vacation in
California
Joseph Tanner. president OF the San
ia Rosa Copper company, spent Tues
day in Clifton.
Miss Nellie Covert, of Stafford, is
spending the week with friends at Mo-
renci and Clifton.
Mrs. Bake, wife of Judge Bake of
the Blue, is spending the week in
Clifton the guest of Mrs. Bishop.
MIR and Mrs. Conner and Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillipson visited Billiards Ho:
springs Sunday last.
"Sheep" Wilson and son Owen, were
in town this week from their ranch at
Mule Springs, New Mexico.
L. A. Dunham, general manager OF
the Clifton Consolidated Copper com
pany, left yesterday for FL Paso.
Mrs. O. X. Clinton and children left
Sunday last for Quintaua, Texas,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. w. :. Davis will return in
few days from Texas, where she has
been visiting friends for some weeks
past.
Rev. ZiSler, and the Messrs. Robin
son, Carpenter and Buss, of Stafford,
are spending few days in Clifton and
Morenci.
Mrs. F. b. Laino will return next
week from San Jose, California, whore
she has been visiting relatives for
some weeks past.
7. j. Coleman, G. NJ. Robinson and
Mr.. Giddings, of Morenci, returned
last week from Florence, where they
served on the U. S. trial jury.
Joe Play, who left Clifton several
months ago, returned Saturday last
several weeks working around the oil
wells. He reports lively times and
plenty of oil.
Mickey Frcsmer, formerly OF Clifton,
who is now at bis old home in Illinois,
writes Frank Springer that his health
is improving, and he hopes soon to be
well again. His many friends in this
section hope for his speedy recovery.
John Hitcher, Pat Ford and Jack
Dryer, of the Mogollons, arrived in
Clifton this week in search of employ
FNhA, no
MOgollon country as very quiet. Many
of the miners of that section are COM
ing to Clifton.
George Fraser, superintendent OF A.
G.. smelter, returned this week from a
pleasure trip to Mississippi, where he
spent several weeks. While there he
took in the Charleston exposition,
and from reports managed to have a
pretty good time.
County Recorder Tom Smith, who
had the honor of being one of the few
republicans elected to Office two years
ago, has been spending the week with
his family in Clifton, and making him
self generally agreeable with his
friends around town.
T. l.. McCutChen, George Backman,
ID. +. wilkins, Leon Morris and II. w.
Whitaker, who we're serving on the
L. s. petit jury at Florence, returned
home last week. They report having
had a pleasant trip, but were all glad
to get back to Clifton.
Mrs. c. NJ. Shannon left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles, California.
where she will remain during the
present summer, returning to Clifton
in the fall. Mrs. Shannon will he
missed in social circles in Clifton,
OF which she is a recognized leader.
II. Thoeter, who has been in the en-
ploy OF the New England Copper COM
pany for the last year or more, returned
last week from a trip TO the lake
country" He got a frigid reception
in that country from the elements.
Arizona climate, he thinks, is better
appreciated by an eastern trip occasion
ally.
A. II. Emanuel, mayor of Tom bstone.
spent few days here this week on
visit to DR.. G. w. Cool and family.
Mr.. Emanuel is a pioneer of Tomb
stone, where he owns much prODerty