The copper era., 1902-07-24
PURELY PERSONAL

from visit 10 coast cities.
 Mrs. Ed. Sidebotham has gone to Fl Paso on a visit to her mother.
 Mrs. C. r. Durn and son Wiley have gone on visit to friends al PecosCity, Texas.
 P. C. Little was down from Metcalt last week. and made the ERA pleas ant call.
 John E. skinner is hornc from trip to LasNcgas, Cerrillos and other towns in New Mexico.
 Jud. Webster is around again after being confined to his room for several days with tonsilitis.
 Judge Theo. Shirley camc down from Netcalf Monday last to attend the I. O. O. F. lodge.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. Ringland have moved down from Longfellow, and are now residing in Clifton. Wm. ClimO, superintendent of the Shannon mine, came down yesterday to look after little business.
 w. K. Dial, prominent attcrey Of Stafford, spent few days in Clifton this week on legal business.
 w. D McKeehan, the dispatcher, and family, spent a few days of this week in the Mayfower district.
 Mrs. A. G. Wagstaf and children returned this week from California, where they spent some time visiting.
 E. Stafford returned from Cali iornia last Monday. He reports Mrs. StafTord's health to be impoving.- Guardian.
 Clarence Hadock, general western travelling agent of the Illinois Central railroad. spent d few days in Clifton this week.
 Fred BIrkner, an employee of the A.. C. cOncentrator left Tuesday morning for the coast, where he will spend a few weeks.
 Will Wilton was in from the Big Lou ranch this week, and reports fair ly good rains in that section during the past two weeks.
 Harry Taliaferro, deputy postmas- ter at Morenci, has gone to Calfor- mia for his health. He has been quite sick for some time past.
 Mrs. Kidder Of Deming, mother of Harry Kiddcr Of the A. C. store, ar rived last night on a visit to her son and new daughterin-law. J. C. Thomas returned last week from the Graham mountains. where he spent couple of week invcstigat- ing the timber supply of that section. He had d pleasant trip.
 Luther Green, who arrived from Solomonviile Tuesday evening, reports that the heaviest rain in ten years fell in the valley Monday afternoon and night.
 Joe McFate left Tuesday morning for Thatcher, on a visit to his family. On his return he expects to take a hunting and fishing trip to the White mountains.
 J. x. Porter, who has been spending some time here as cashier Of the First National Bank. during the temporary absence of Assistant Cashier Greer, will leave in few days for his home in Globe.
 Noah Climo was down from the Shannon mine this week. He recently assumed the management of the shan non boarding house at tho mine. He is an old caterer, and will see that the boys are well fed.
 Hon. C. NJ. shannon, Arizona's next delegate to congress, is expected to arrive in Clifton within flow days. ritory for tine past few weeks, and is more than well pleased with his pros- poets.
 Dave Clark, master mechanic for the A. C. company, and Thos. Simpson, switch engineer on the A. X x. NJ. railroad left Tuesday morning for California on a visit to their families, who are spending the summer on the coast.
 Jack SidcbOtham returned last week from California where he spent some weeks with his family. His daughter, who was quite sick when she left Cliff ton, has greatly improved. Jack has been given his old position Of boss car penter at the works.
 John Bingham was called to Ventura county, California this week by d tcle- gram which informed him that his daughter had been quite severely hurt by being thrown from a buggy. The young lady is well known in Clifton, where she has many friends Her in- juries are not considered serious.
 H l.. Hairless returned this week from Stafford, where he had been to look after his ranch interests. He re- ports that all of the farmers Of that section have made two crops Of alfalfa, and some have harvested three, and that one or two more crops are sure before the season is ove". The farm CTS consider this very poor year, as water has been scarce.
 Frank Hudson, head clerk Of the grocery department of the A. C. store, returned home last week from a