The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-04-16
PURELY PERSONAL

This week
Edward Gomez is spending the week
at Solomonyi!le.
Harland Walker made the ERA a
pleasant call this week.
Jack Steel left yesterday morning for
Solomonyille to attend court.
Dave Lloyd left Tuesday morning
on visit to his old home in Wales.
J. {. Keen and 7. L. Ingli> spent
sunday at Jobnson's ranch on the
Blue.
Harry Vance left Tuesday morning
for Solomonyilllc TO attend court a. Il
juror
Paul Nicholas, superintendent, Of the
Longfellow mines. visited Clifton this
morning.
Judge Esan Is home from solomon
Vile. where he spent last week at
tending court.
Mrs. Huckins, OF Boston, who spen t
some weeks here visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Dr. Fales, left Monday last
for her home.
Mrs. Chas. Freeman, OF Clifton,
spent last week in Stafford visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mcfarland.
Samuel Stewart, who spent some
weeks here visiting his niece, Mrs. DR..
Burtch left this morning for Las Vegas.
Dick Cane, who arrived last week
from Mexico, left Tuesday morning
for Bisbee. where he expects to find
employment.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and son.
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Burtch, left this morning for their
home at Duncan.
VIM. Heating, one of the best known
old time miners of the Copper noun
tain district. spent few days in
Clifton last week
Tom Woods, travelling auditor of the
Wells-Fargo company, spent couple
OF days in Clifton this week checking
up the local Office.
Jack Sidebotham left this morning
for FL Paso, where he will meet his
father-in-law, who will spend several
months in Clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brown are spend
ing the week at the Big Lou ranch.
They will be joined Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Jorsche.
Billy Watson, who will most prob
ably be the manager OF the Shannon
company's stores, was down from the
mines Saturday last
Judge Shirley was down from Met
calf Tuesday last. He has been suf-
fcring with rheumatism lately, but is
improving slowly
Ms Baylor shannon, Mrs. Lrizure,
Miss Bunker and Miss Chapman re-
turned this week from a pleasant visit
to Johnson's ranch on the Blue.
Lamar Cobb came down SUNDAY last
from the Clifton Con. Cos. mines.
partly to see the ball game and partly
to make life pleasant for his friends.
Mrs. Jake Abraham, who WAS quite
sick for some months past, left Sunday
morning for California, where she
will spend some time recupcrating
her health.
F. b. Lame leaves Saturday next for
where he will remain
during the rest Of the term Of the dis
trict court 10 look after the interests
OF his clients.
Jake Sellers left for Solomonville to
attend the trial OF Lou Kenneth, who
is on trial for shooting at Sellers about
eighteen months ago when he (Sollers)
was a constable OF this precinct.
Mr. and Mrs John Driscpl left this |
for Van lIouton, New Mex /
leo, where they will reside in the fu-
ture. Their many Clifton friends re-
Trct their departure, but wish them |.
well in their new home.
l.. Kearney returned this week from |
Solomonvile where he spent some /.
time looking after the interests OF his /.
clients. He reports the judicial mill /
grinding rather slowly. He will re- .
urn to court next week. to finish his F..
business.
VIII I. Wilton was in from the Big
Lou ranch Sunday last and reports
bat his family have recovered from
heir recent spell OF sickness, except
lis wife. who i slowly improving. As
oOn as she is able To travel Mr. VIII
on will take her to San Marcial. y.
W.. to recUperate her health.
/. +. Sweeting a local mining man,
last week from an extended
rip through the north and the east
lie found the weather anything but
pleasant, and was glad to get home.
Ie found eastern people well posted on
ArizOna. but unfortunately many Of
hem have been bit by such shar K 5 as
)r. Flower.
Mrs. Guild, who for the past year
las been principal OF the Clifton public
chools, will take her departure ia
ew days for California. Mrs. Guild is
most excellent principal, and accom-
,lished much for the schools. 1t is I'M
erstOOd that she has decided TO retire
rom teaching, which is greatly re-
-retted by the patrons OF the school.
f. c. Bunker was down from New
own, Morenci this week on business.
lie says that his partner. Lou Heyer,
rho recently met with the misfortune
t having one OF his legs broken, has
lmost entirely recovered, and i very
-rateful to his friends, especially
hose residing in Clifton, for their
many favors shown during his trouble.
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