The copper era., 1903-07-23
PURELY PERSONAL

Bay shannon left Tuesday last for the Gila in search of fat cattle.
 Doc Nicks, John Wood and Will Wood were in town yesterday from the Gila country.
 Mrs. Willie Mcdowell returned last week from visit to her old home at Lampasas, Texas.
 Professor Church. consulting en- gineer Of the Shannon Copper com pany, is in the city.
 C. r. Rosecrans and family left last week for New York. where they will spend a couple of weeks.
 Judge Mitchell. of Tucson. is spend ing d few days in Clifton on legal business for his clients.
 Wiley F. Jones left last week for 1 Stafford and other points in the lower valley, where he will spend q week
 George T. Ayers, NJ. D.. of Ely. Mnn., spent Q few days in Clifton last week visiting his old time friend, Dr. 1 Horn.
 l Brick Armond. a prominent lawyer Of Toronto, Canada, is spending the week in Clifton on business for his clients.
 Mrs. Vanbiber, Of Guthrie, who spent several days in Clifton attending sick relative, returned to her home | Tuesday.
 Joe Terre+~ superintendent of the Double Circle ranch, was in town this week and reports good rains in his section.
 Foreman Fessler. of the Standard mines and Will Mallet came down from the mines Monday, returning the same evening.
 A c. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company, left Tuesday last for Wilcox on business for the bank.
 Rev. Father Zimmerman is spend- ing few weeks at Silver City. During his absence his flock is looked after by Father Nandermaesen.
 Dr.. and Mrs. Schell, the opticians, arrived last night, and will be in Cliff ton and Morenci for some time, attend ing to their numerous clients.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Gatti returned this week from California. where Mrs. Gatti spent some time enjoying the sa.t and
 Lloyd Tevis, one of the old time proSpectors Of the Greenlee district, was down town this week driving the haudsomest team Of buckskin ponies in the territory.
 !. E. Thompson, Clifton's real es- tate and insurance agent, left last week for Douglas, Bisbee and Cali fornia. He will be absent two or three weeks.
 Hugh Williams, yard master of the A. S \. NJ. at this place, is spending q few weeks with his family at Deming He has not resigned his position, but will return at the end Of his vacation.
 r. NJ Owen of Solomonville, visited Clifton last week, bringing wagon load of fruit to market. Mr. Owen is an old time printer and newspaper man, who prefers the independent life of d farmer.
 Herbert Martyr, who is superin- tendent of the Standard mines during the absence of Al Rosecrans, returned last week from the Fort Thomas hot springs. where he spent week enjoy ing the baths. He visited Globe be- fore returning, and reports the camp as quite lively.
 Hugh McKcen. one Of the most prosperous cattlemen on the Blue. came in this week with d fine bunch of beef cattle for Cromb & Shannon. MT. McKeen says the season has been most favorable for cattlemen so far this year. and also that cattle are in prime condition.
 Joe Nennhuber, who has been em- ployed for some time past in the Dew Drop-Inn, left yesterday morning for Fl Paso, to take charge Of an exten- sive business for the San Antonio Brewing company. Joe's many friends in this section will be pleased tO know that he has caught on all right.
 Messrs. Pitt, Beavis, Simms, Balton, Doran, Cissney, Stevens, Webster and Greenhouse returned Sunday last from Tombstone, where they were serving on the |. :. jury. They were de. ! lighted with TOmbstoneIs climate and ! In fact wers quite aapiIysted by ths eharm. ei ihe pld tawRl 1,