The copper era., 1903-06-04
PURELY PERSONAL
Judge Settle was down from Morenci

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Judge Settle was down from Morenci
Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Robinson left Tuesday
morning on visit to her old home
near Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mrs. G. II. Robinson arrived this
week to join her husband, who is en-
ployed in the teaching plant.
Ambrose Burke, who is in charge of
work on the Copper Plate group, is
in from the mines this week.
Mrs. 5. Is. Nef. of Globe, is visiting
her brother and sister, Mr.. Frank Mo-
reno and Mrs. Frank Springer.
Miss Barron, who spent some time
here with relatives. left yesterday
morning for her home in Tucson.
Mrs. Franz and children left this
morning for Oakland, California,
where they will spend the summer.
d. McRea, formerly of Clifton, who
left here about "a year and half ago,
WAS recently murdered at Beaumont,
Texas.
Dick Stevens, of Morenci, who is
interested in the Schade d Stevens
Boiling Works of Clifton, spent Sun
day 10 Clifton.
Lige Stevens and Slim Overdue,
Of the Durham camp, are spending a
few days in Clifton, making life pleas
ant for their friends.
Mrs. Frank Ringgold, who spent
some weeks visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Parks at Solomon
vile, returned last week.
Judge Egan spent few days in
Phoenix recently, returning Tuesday
night. He reports it much warmer
in Phoenix than in Clifton.
J. r. Hampton. Of the Clifton Con.
company, returned this week from
Washington, d. c., where he spent
several weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Williams left
last week for California, where Mrs.
Williams will spend some time on the
beach, operating her health.
Charley Dunn, who has resided in
Clifton the past two years. left this
morning for Louisiana, where he will
spend several weeks visiting his old
home.
Ed Shaw, who formerly resided at
Solomonville and Clifton is now on
the road for San Francisco firm.
He makes his headquarters at
Phoenix.
Bay Shannon left yesterday for
JohnsOn's ranch on the Blue to bring
in Mrs. Shannon and Lloyd, who will
leave in Il few days for California to
spend the summer.
Miss Annie Ferber, of the Bazaar
Department store, is spending the
week at Solomonyille and points down
the valley. visiting friends and taking
little recreation.
Jack Holman, who has been in
charge of the stone work for the a. c.
company for the past three years, left
Tuesday last for Sisson, California.
Jack was one of the most popular men
in the camp, and will be missed by
scores of friends.
w. |. Thomas, former proprietor Of
the Manila Bay saloon, is rusticating
at Billiards Hot springs, where he
will spend few weeks. Mr.. Thomas
has not been ia good health since he
was hurt in a runaway accident two
years ago. His saloon has been closed
for the present.
DR.. Lacy and son Drury Lacy, OF
Solomonville, came up Sunday and
spent Monday in town. The doctor is
an old time resident OF Clifton, having
at one time been the physician and
surgeon for the company. He has
many friends ir Clifton who are al
ways glad to meet him.
Mrs. Thomas Clark returned Tues
day from the Thomas Hot springs.
where she spent a couple of weeks
She was delighted with the place, and
considers the water equal to that OF
any springs in the country. The new
hotel recently erected by Alexander
brothers is completed. but not yet
furnished, but soon will be. which will
enhance the comfort OF the guests.
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