The copper era., 1903-04-30
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PURELY PERSONAL

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F. Dagle was in from Garfield this
week.
Thos. J. Knox was down from Mo
renci yesterday.
Mrs. Alex Mclean, of Metcalf,
spent Tuesday in Clifton.
Justice Theo. Shirley. was down
from Metcalf Monday last.
B. &. Adams, the hustling life in
-urance man, Is again in Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nit Si1sIs of Solo
knoxville spent sunday in Clifton.
William Watson and Noah Chino
were down from the Shannon Hill last
week.
Lum Hall, Albuquerque's most popu-
lar travelling man, visited Clifton this
week.
Judge Little, of solomonville, is
spending Il few days at Metcalf, his
old home.
Mrs. Jud Webster left Monday last
for Bayfield,, Colorado, where she will
7pe nd the summer.
{. W. Marks, Morenci's leading
photographer, made the ERA a pleas
ant visit this week.
d. Loeb, who IS employed in the A.
G. store at Morenci, returned this
week from Mexico.
Mrs. Robert Powers left the first OF
the week for Demiug, where she will
spend some time listing.
Mrs. 5. \. SpaST of Silver City,
will move over in a short time to keep
house for her son Sam.
Adam Smith of the popular mercan-
tile firm OF J. and A. Smith, is spend
ing the week in FL Paso.
Col. Ben Crawford is home again
from Il trip to Sonora, where he went
to expert gold mine for eastern in
yestors.
Mrs. F. w. Cooper and daughter
Ruth arrived Saturday from Yuba
City, California, on visit to her sister
Mrs. G. f. Pascoe.
+. B. Lame returned last week from
Solomonville, where he had been to
look after the interests of his clients
in the district court
Rocky John Smith has retired from
the saloon business, and will now
devote his time to looking after his
horse ranch on the ella.
l.. w. Smith, travelling salesman for
Thos. Goggan 81 Co., piano dealers,
Ell Paso, Is in the city on business.
He will be here for several days.
Mrs. ThOs. Z. Clark returned this
week from a trip to the Gilliard Hot
springs, where she spent week. She
speaks highly of the benefits of the
water.
JudsOn Paxton arrived this week
from Sonora on Il visit to his sister,
Mrs. Millner. He has been mining in
Sonora and southern Arizona for some
time past.
w. H. Frantz, of Cripple Creek. ar
rived this week, and is now in charge
of the Becker-Frauz store in South
Clifton, which is one of the neatest
stores in town.
b. L. Goodwin, representing the
SchilliDg COMPANY of San Francisco,
spent few days in Clifton and vicinity
this week. and as usual did a good
business for his firm.
William Wallace, foreman of the
y. c. company at Metcalf, spent Fri
day last in Clifton. He is dog fam
cier, and has some of the finest water
spaniels in Arizona.
Mrs. ID. G. Hobart. of Silver City,
who spent some weeks here visiting
her daug hters, Mesdames Harvey and
Leonard. left Saturday last for Ell
Paso. on visit to her daughter. Mrs.
COpelen.
Joe Reeves, an old time citizen Of
the county seat visited Clifton last
week. en- route for his old home in
He has disposed of his
business 10 SolomOnville, and may not
return to this section.
Wilson Orr, who formerly resided in
Clifton, bE-is now located in Old Mex |
leo, spent a few days in Clifton this |
week. He reports that Eaton Orr is
also located there, and says that they
are both doing we'll.
Otto Rosenthal, assistant master
mechanic Of the a. c. company, on
Friday last received the sad intelli- |
gence Of the death of his mother, |
which occurred IN St. Louis, Mo. |
He left Saturday to attend the funeral |
and will be absent week or ten days |
and probably longer.
J. c. Thomas. Il well-known Clifton
mechanic. who is now opening up a
farm near Stafford, arrived on his old |
stamping ground this week, and will (
probably remain here for some time.
He finds that it takes plenty of hard |
work and lots of money to open up a
farm. He will probably open up
shop here and again engage in the
contracting business.
There will be seven cock fights at
pla---oa Copper avenue Sun
lay next, between Martin and Simp-
sons chickens and a flock from Mo-
'enci. The first fight will be for $50
| side, and the others for $50 each.