The copper era., 1903-07-09
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Wm. Blair spent the Fourth ir Douglas.
 Mrs. H. Wright left last week for California.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Price are visit ing friends in the valley.
 Noah Climo was down from the Shannon mine thIs week.
 Reese Webster left Monday last for Tombstone to attend court.
 Lige Stevens came down from Met calf to assist in the celebration.
 Tim Nardelli, well known miner of Metcalf, spent Friday in town.
 J. N. Robinson aud A. l.. Townsend spent their fourth at SolomOnvillc.
 s. J. Forbes is spending the week at Tom bstone, attending the U. s. court.
 John Wood came in Sunday last with bunch of beef cattle for Cromb X Shannon.
 Alex. and Billy Malet came down from the Standard to spend the Fourth at Duncan.
 Mrs. J. E. Thompson and son left last week for California, where they will spend the sumner. J. G~s<seft~u last for Santa Monica on combined business and pleasure trip.
 Mrs. NJ. L. Robinson returned Mon- day last from d visit to friends at Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Minor Simms, Clifton's champion base ball pitcher, is at Tombstone at tending the U. $. court.
 Lawyer Kearney visited Phoenix last week, and reports the heat there much greater than at Clifton.
 J. T. Farquhar left Clifton this week on q gasoline bicyle bound for the Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.
 Mrs. Dr. Burtch and son James are spending the week at the home ranch of the Gila Livestock company.
 Jack Sidebotham and c. w. Beck spent the Fourth in Douglas, and re- port having had a pretty good time.
 Mrs. Tom Sidebotham left this morn ing for California to spend the re- mainder of the summer on the beach.
 Toll Bell, an old timer Of this sec tion, who has been absent year or more, has returned to make Clifton his home.
 Mr. and Mrs James Smith and Miss Mary Smith left this morning for Cali fornia, where they will spend the sum- mer.
 Alex. F.. Veitch, assistant general manager of the A. C. company, left last week on a short visit to his family at Long Beach.
 Walter May, one of the best ma chinists in Arizona. returned last week from Douglas, and is again with the A. c. company.
 !. C. Ottman, N. $. Bradfield, w. T. Olney. Wm. ThsSSe and w. E. Blake came down from Metcalf to enjoy the Fourth at Duncan.
 Otto Pickert returned last week from California, where he spent about eight months. He has accepted employment in the concentrating plant.
 Lawyer Frank Laine managed to find time on the Fourth to go to Dun- can to bring home Mrs. Laine who had been visiting friends there.
 Herbert Martyr, one of the formen at the Standard, is spending a few days at Indian Hot Springs, trying to get rid of a case of bilious fever.
 George E. Stevens was in town ,his week from the Morenci gold belt, where he is largely interested in some excellent properties iu that section.
 Chas. Stevens, superintendent of the Stevens copper company, was down from the mines this week. and reports everything prosperous in that section.
 E. NJ. Williams, manager Of the A. c. stores, left last week for California, where he will spend a few weeks with Mrs. Williams, who is summering on the beach.
 F. F. Clark, assayer for the A. c. Co.,, and wh,a'iso has the honor Of being capta Tff the smelter base ball tending coul