The copper era., 1903-03-05
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PURELY PERSONAL


week
Attorney F. s. Lame visited the
county seat last week.
John Smith is recovering from 4
severe spell OF pneumonia.
E,bie Smith returned last week
from business trip TO California.
W. 6. Clemens left this week FOR Fl
Paso, where he expects to locate.
W. Lee. cattleman OF Winslow.
spent few days in Clifton this week
Mrs Adams, OF Lord.burg, visited
Mrs. Jack Anderson during the pres
ent week.
Lamar Cobb, mining engineer for
the Clifton Con. Co, was down from
the mines this morning.
Mrs Frank Ringgold visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Parks, at
Solomonville last week.
Nick Cole was down this week fro!a
his halfway house. He has been busy
OF late making garden.
J. c. Gatti, Morenci's wholesale
butcher and cattle buyer, spent few
days in Clifton this week.
Mrs. Mccormick returned last week
from chihuahua. where she had been
on a visit to her daughter.
Harry Vance, an old time mechanic
of this section. arrived last week from
California, where he spent several
months.
Charles Carson has returned from
Grant county, where he spent some
months doing assessment work on his
mining claims.
Joe Reeves, one of the most popular
citizens and business men OF the county
seat, spent few days in town this
week, assessing.
Mrs. Vallareal. OF Metcalf, who is
sick at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
Medina, is improving. and will soon be
able to return home.
Mrs. Sam Price arrived last week
from Stafford to join her husband.
They are making their home tenn
porarily at the Clifton Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Nordhause arrived from
Dcming this week on visit to her
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Morris, who has
been sick for some months past.
Harry Whitaker and Lee Dunn were
down Saturday last from Metcalf,
where they are doing surveying work
for the Coronado Mining company.
Mrs Ed. Shaw arrived last week
from Ei7bee TO join her husband, who
recently accepted employment in the
accounting department Of the y. c.
store.
Col. Dick Hudson, who spent last
week here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Hugh Williams, has returned to his
ranch in Luna county. He was we'll
pleased with the copper metropolis Of
the southwest.
tensivc real estate owners at Metcalf,
spent Monday in Clifton. During the
last two years Mr.. Mitchell has erected
forty or fifty houses at Metcalf, all of
which are we'll rented.
Uncle Elliott Kcene, a prominent
cOwman from Grant county, spent a
few pleasant days in Clifton this week,
renewing his acquaintance with many
old time friends. He reports heavy
SHOWS, and predicts good year for
cows
DR.. and Mrs. Davis OF Los Angeles !
arrived in Clifton this week. The |
doctor came oyer to attend the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of the |
Clifton Water and Improvement com I
pauy, which was held on Tuesday. Mrs J
Davis came along to visit old time (
friends.
O. *. Clinton, who has been running |
the gas engines for the past four years
left yesterday morning for his old /.
home in south Texas, where his wife |.
and family have been some months !
past on visit. Mr.. Clinton will be |
absent about four weeks. Mrs. Gin /
ton will return with him.
oliver Laizure. of Silver City, ar
rived last week, on visit to his wife, /
who is spending the winter here with /
her sister, Miss Bunker, 4 teac her in /
the public schools. Mrs. Laizure is /
here on account OF her health. the /
altitude at Silver being too high for /
her. Mr.. Laizure expects to locate
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Harvey and /
Mr.. and Mrs. Mute Michaelsou, spent /
Sunday last at the home of VIM. Will /
son on the ella river in Grant county.
They found the ella Dude" in ex-
cellent health. and enjoying life. Mr.. |
Wilson has about the best farm on the /
ella river, and is always glad to see .
his old time friends.
J. f. Niccolls arrived home again |
this week from the quicksilver fields |
Of Texas, where he reports increased /
activity ct the present time. MIR.
NiccOlls is of the opinion hat that /
particular section OF Texas has a won
lerfuIly bright future. notwithstand-
inc the lack OF mining laws in the