The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-04-09
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PURELY PERSONAL

W. {. Blank Il at SolOmOnyIlle on
jury duty.
Vidal Vilarreal l. at solomonyille
this week.
! D. Loeb was down from Morenci
Sunday last.
Will Chad bourn was down from Met
calf yesterday.
Duke Await is at the county seat at
tc nding court.
George Evans is at Solomonyille at
tending court.
Henry Heinbuckle is counting a,
SolOmonville.
Dutch Keppler was down from Mo-
renci last week.
Judge Egan is attending court at
the county seat.
Noah Chino was down yesterday from
the Shannon mine.
Editor Marshall, of Morenci, paid
this city visit last week.
J. f. Thompson returned last week
from business trip to FL Paso.
Judge Louis Reasheau is at Solomon
! vile attending court as baiiff.
] L. J. Burschears and J. c. Ottman
OF Metcalf spent Sunday in Clifton.
George Tyler is down the valley look
/ ing after some business in the district
court.
Chris. Fritz ard family left yester-
day for the Blue, where they will spend
some time.
f. II. Franz of the Becker-Frsnz Co.
returned last week from trip through
New Mexico.
ID. Ringland, who is employed at the
Stevens mines, was down this week
from Metcalf.
Wiley f. Jones, deputy district at
tOrney, left last week for SolomOuville
to attend court.
Mrs. Tom Sidebotham and children
are spending the week in Morenci
with relatives.
Sam Sidebotham, OF Metcalf, was
down Sunday to shake hands with his
many Clifton friends.
J. b. Fatman, a prominet business
man OF FL Paso, visited the copper
metropolis this week.
Lawyer Kearney left Sunday last to
attend court at Solomonvillc. He will
be absent two weeks.
Tom Stockton, a Grant county stock
man, came over last week on a cow
trade with j. G., Gatti.
Miss Maggie Robinson, sister to J.
y. Robinson, of the First National
Bank, is visiting friends in Clifton.
Rafael Valdez, Katzville merchant,
left Tuesday for Solomonville to look
after business in the district court.
Nick Cole was down from his Half
Way house Saturday last. Nick has
one OF the incest places on the Frisco |
Miss Douglas, who has been teach
ing school on the Blue, left Sunday
last for California to spend her vaca-
tiOn.
w. F. Hagan left yesterday morn
ing FOR the county seat to look after
some business matters in the district |
court.
Mrs. w. q. Clemens and daughter
Marjory left this morning for FL Paso.
to join Mr.. Clemens, who is in bust
ness there.
Mrs. Thomas Woods and children
returned Monday last to her home at
Tucson, after pleasant visit to friends
in Clifton.
Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Laizure and the
Misses Bunker and Thompson are
spending the week at the johnson ranch
on Blue river.
Hons. Ira Harper and Henry Hill
left Sunday last for Solomonville to at
tend the regular quarterly meeting of
the board of supervisors.
Mrs. j. F. Byrne returned last night
rom Maricopa, to which place she ac-
the remains of her daugh-
ter, the late Mrs. Jordan.
Dick Kane returned this week from
n prospecting trip to the interior OF
Mexico, where he spent year He
thinks it is a great country.
Joe Allared, ore of the most prom
nent citizens Of Thatcher. spent a
ew days in Clifton this week look
ing after his business interests
Frank II. Probcrt, the new superin-
endent OF the Coronado Mining Co,
eft Saturday last for Los Angeles,
where he will spend ten days on bust
ness.
Mrs. II. ID. Wiley, wife OF Dr. Wiley,
Irrived last week from Chicago to re-
main permanently. They have rented ,
! residence from George Fraser, South :
Clifton. {
a. c. Davis, book-keeper for the
shannon company. was drawn on the :
,rand jury, but being good talker he 1
to get excused, and returned {
lome Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Josie, one OF Moreuci's :
harming bellies, was down Saturday
light to attend the grand ball given
y the Young Mems club. She re-
urned home Sunday.
j. y. Robinson, assistant cashier of
he First National Bank, is attending
he roundup on Eagle river. His
lace at the bank is being filled by
Hiss Maud Kemp, OF Stafford. ,