The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-10-29
PURELY PERSONAL


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Geo Husband, OF Metcalf, was down
Saturday last.
Jud Webster went to Ell Paso Tues
/ day on business.
! Mrs. Minsou left Tuesday morning
for her Old home in the east.
J. c. Gatti, the cattle dealer, made
business trip to Dening this week.
Noah Chino. superintendent of the
/ shannon mines, visited Clifton last
week.
Judge Knowles, of Deming, spent a
few days o. last week in Clifton, re-
Turning Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. z. Hargis left Satur.
day last I9rI6nncan, where t6cCyy W.
spenG Iweek pleasuring.
70. +. Bolen. printer from Douglas.
visited Clifton last week and put up a
string of type for the ERA.
Miss Gussie Rogers, who teaches
school at Pitts brick yard, came up
last Thursday to see the show.
c. G.. Burdick. first-class pitcher,
who halls rom Morenci, has accepted
a position with Cromb &. Shannon
Baylor Shannon returned Saturday
night OF last week from Solomonville,
where he served his country on the
jury.
NJ. A. Ernest returned to Clifton
last week from Douglas. where he
spent several days taking in the many
sights.
Frank Lockwood, of Tucson, repre-
senting the International Correspond
ence Schools, of Pennsylvania, was in
Clifton this week.
Mrs. }. f. Thompson entertained
few friends at her hone last Tuesday
evening in honor of her friend, Miss
Smith, of Deming, who is visiting her.
Johnny Parks, constable and deputy
sheriff, arrived in Clifton Tuesday
night from SplomOnville, where he
spent several days on Official business.
J. 5. Widner. who spent two weeks
on visit to his old home in Illinois,
returned Monday night. His place
was filled in the train diepatcher's
Office By X. p. Miclaelson.
Mrs. f. NJ. Williams, accompanied
-4ax Mrs. c. b. Nonemaker, went to FL
PasoEuesday to meet Mrs. Williams
sister, MfcSIIarris, of Texas. who Will
spend some time n Se'tti-s.77r- visiting.
Miss Eta Cosper, the accomplished
daughter of ] II. T. Cosper, IA promi
neut cattleman OF the Blue. arrived in
Clifton last week to attend school.
She will be the guest of Mrs. c. =.
Dunn in South Clifton.
Geo. w. Suits, for long time in the
employ of CrOmb Il Shannon. butchers,
leaves in few days for Mexico, where
he goes to engage in business with
brother. George is we'll known in
{ 'Iiff.,o aud f..l- ha Ui-ba- nf
many friends with him.
d. Freedman, an experienced dry
goods salesman. who halls from Bos-
ton, Mass. arrived in Clifton Saturday
last To accept Il position with the pOpu-
lar Bazaar department store. He Is
pleasant gentleman and will be at the
BaZaar'~ customers service.
j. f. Niccolls, the Old time mining
man of the Clifton district, returned
this week from the Texas quicksilver F.
fields, where he i int -ested in some /
property. MIR. Niccalls brings forth /
encouraging news about that field and I
says tina almost every company operdt- .
ing there is prospecting.
l.. II. Mitchell. who isxll known in
Clifton and MetcaG arrived in Clifton /
Friday night from Colfax, Cal, where I
he now resides. He is here on BUSH /
ness and will spend several days. Mr.
Mitchell is looking we'll aud pro-
uounceS the California climate as the /.
proper thing for him ard his family.
DR. f. H. Slayton and bride arrived
in Clifton this week from Chicago. .
DR.. Slayton Is a popular young doctor
in the hospital department Of the A.
C. company and has many friends in /
Clifton who wish him and his estimable
bride unbounded prosperity ard happi-
ness and extend tn them a hearty
welcome in Clifton, their future home.
The ERA extends congratulations.