The copper era., 1903-12-03
PURELY PERSONAL


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 trip to California. . Mrs. H. w. Wright is recovering . from a spell Of sickness. L. W. Smith, formerly Of Clifton, i:
 now living at Mobile, Alabama.
 F. J. Layton, who left here last sum
 mer for Logan Utah, has returned.
 Attorney Wiley E. Jones left yester. day for the county seat on business.
 Mrs. York, formerly Of Clifton, i. now residing with her son at MOrenci.
 Lawrence LaPoint was down from New Town, Morenci. again this week.
 Miss Sarah WoOdman spent the past week at Solomonville visiting friends
 A. G. Smith, cashier Of the Gila Valley Bank, left this morning for Morenci.
 Supervisor Hill left Monday last for the county seat, to attend a meeting Of the board.
 NJ. z. Elliott returned Saturday last from a business trip to Los Angeles and San Diego, California. 1 Miss Belle Gaddis returned Sunday last from Silver City, where she spent Thanksgiving with relatives.
 Mrs. George T. Millner. proprie- tress of the Mitchell Hotel at Met calf, spent Saturday in Clifton.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, of the Gila, came up Thursday last to take dinner with Mir. and Mrs. Dr. Burtcb.
 J. F. Cleveland and k. P. Jameson, two of Morenci's most enterprising citizens, visited Clifton Monday last.
 Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Williams and Mrs. Williams sister, Miss Harris, spent a couple of days in Morenci last week.
 Nick Cole was down from his half way house Tuesday last. Nick reports the up-river country as rather quiet at present.
 Will Brown, freight agent of the Santa Fe R. R, with headquarters at Fl Paso, visited the copper metropolis this week.
 Col. Del Potter and son left yester- day morning for Tucson, where the young man will attend the territorial university.
 J. Grant Lyman, Of New York City, who is interested in valuable mining property in this section, visited Cliff ton this week.
 Col. Ben Crawford returned last week from trip to Bisbee, Douglas and the lower country, which he re- ports as very lively.
 James Colquhoun, president of the A. c. Co.,, left Monday last for Cali fornia, to join his family, who are spending the winter there.
 s. F. Await, brother Of Duke Await, arrived with his family this week from CIoudcroft, New Mexico. He will locate in this section.
 Julius Lezynesky, of New York, who is interested in mining claims in this section, arrived in Clifton Satur- day last to look after his interests.
 George Husband. one of the best miners in the Meicalf district, was down from the camp this week on q little pleasure trip. He is now with the A. C. Co.
 Judge Little and District Attorney Rawlins, of Solomonville, visited Clifton Sunday last. They always re- ceive hearty welcome from their many friends in this section.
 J. C. Gatti. who last summer pur chased large lot of stock cattle from Wells and Johnson, of the Blue, shipped about 800 head Saturday last to Ventura, California. The cattle were in good condition.
 Mrs. Norris and daughter, Miss Norris. of Centerville, California. ar rived last week on d visit to Mir. and Mrs. Tom Clark. of South Clifton. Mrs Norris is Mr. Clark's aunt. They will remain some weeks.
 Mrs. Lola Saba and son, Steve Halby, returned last week from a trip to Turkey and Arabia, where they spent nearly year. They will en- gage in business in Clifton, and will | soon open the Clifton Cash Store, in ! the CascarellI block Chase creek. A. Lafave, one Of the best pros ] pcctors in this section left this week | Tor Sierra county, N. NJ. on q prospect ing trip. He is familiar with every i trail in the Black Range. and if there Is anything in that new gold excite nent he will soon find it out.