The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-11-05
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4 Lafave visited the county seal
last week.
Sheriff James V. Parks visited Cliff.
/ ton this week.
Col. Ben Crawford and VIM. B.
Thompson visited Globe last week
c. L. Rawlins, district attorney,
spent u few days in Clifton this week.
Miss Esther Abraham returned this
week from visit to friends at Silver
City.
Miss Lula Kell, of Cisco, Texas, is
| here on visit TO her aunt, Mrs.
Crozier.
c. +. Mills, general manager of the
| d. c. company, was down from the
mountain city yesterday.
Miss Harris, of San Saba, Texas,
arrived last week on visit to her
sister, Mrs. L. NJ. Williams.
Mrs. Abe Abraham, of Silver City,
who spent few weeks here visiting
relatives, has returned home.
Jacob King, superintendent OF the
King mine, returned this week from a
trip to Cananea and the lower country.
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Snus1eit this
week for Ell Tigre mine, where they
expect to make their home in the
future.
NJ. Brody, an experienced druggist
cepted position with C. p. Dunn, the
Chase creek druggist.
\. A. Mckenzie, road master for the
Solomonville district, and one of the
solid citizens OF the lower valley, is
spending few days in this end OF
the county.
Miss Reta Daily, OF Battle Creek,
Michigan, arrived last week on a visit
to her aunt and uncle, MIR. and Mrs.
+. G. Raber. She will attend school
here this winter.
Il. a. Nelsir, the express agent at
this place, who has been absent for
some time, returned this week ac-
companied by his wife, who will now
make her hOms here.
Col. NJ. J. Egau, one OF the board of
regents Of the Arizona University, left
this week for Tucson to attend the
installation of the new president of
that removed educational institution.
Mrs. C. f. Ball, wife of the founder
of the ERA, who spent a few weeks
here visiting her sister, Miss Pearce,
returned TO her home at Douglas Mon
day last, after a pleasant visit.
l.. Ferber, the founder of the
Bazaar Department store, who is now
in charge of the BdZaar's branch
store at Bisbee, spent a few days in
the Copper Metropolis this week. He
reports Bisbee as very lively.
JeG DInagan and family spent
part OF last week at Dnncan, visiting
relations and friends. While down
the valley JEFF had several good hunts
and came home with game for his
friends.
l.. H. Mitchell. former resident OF
Metcalf, who moved to Grass Valley,
California, about year ago, is here
on visit, and was given a warm
welcome by his many friends.
George Gilliard came up yesterday
from his ella Hot Springs. He re
ports that the surveying party
for the Santa Fe road passed his place
last week. When this road is built
the Gilliard springs will become the
most popular in New Mexico.
John w. Parks one of the old time
and highly respected citizens of Ora
ham county, came up yesterday from
his home at Solomonville. on a short
visit to his daughters Mesdames Ring
gold and Holt. Uncle John will leave
in the morning on a visit to his old
home in east Texas where he will
spend few weeks mingling with old
time frie nds.
A. J. Wells, who is in the advertis-
ing bureau of the S. p. rail road, spent
a few days in Clifton aud vicinity dur
ing the past week, looking up data for
Forthcoming publications of the rail-
road. During the past two years the
Southern Pacific has done vast
amount of advertising which is prov
ing or much benefit to the country
through which the road runs. Mr..
Wells is gifted writer and will see
that the greatest copper belt in Ari-
IONA is properly presented to the pub
lie.