The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1903-09-03
PURELY PERSONAL


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G.. y. Farquhar. of Silver City, Wis
tied Clifton this week.
Harry Wright left vestesday for &
trip to the lower country.
Miss Sturggenecker left this morn
ing for Santa Fe to attend school.
II. G. Holmes and wife. of Glouces
ter, Mass. are stopping at the Clifton
Hotel.
Wiley F.. Jones left this morning for
the county seat tC attend 10 some legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mclean lett last
week for Long Beach, California, on q
short pleasure trip.
Louie Ferber. manager of the Ba
zdar store at Bisbee, spent few days
in Clifton this week.
Master Delbert l.. Gear of Denver
arrived last week on a visit to his
unc,e. Col. Dell NJ. Potter.
Mrs. J. w. Benny returned thi-
week from Long Beach, California,
where she spent the summer.
AL Stevens left this morning for FL
Paso. and will probably visit his
family in Ohio before returning.
Mrs. Frank b. Lame will leave in a
few days on pr0tracted visit to her
old home at San Jose, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Mastick, Of Deming,
spent a few days here this week visit
ing their son, Yardmaster Mastick.
Chas. Spann and Arthur Murphy ar
rived from California Monday night
aud report having had good II me.
LON typhoid, is spending Il few weeks
- the Johnson's ranch on the Blue.
> w. J. Palmer, chief accountant fol
the Shannon Copper compa4y's Bos
ton Office. arrived in Clifton ~ week
J. y. Robinson, assistant cal bier o
the First National Bank of clifton
is home from Il visit to Stafford and
Globe.
A l.. Townsend, Clirton's tailor
Morenci, and was kept busy taking
orders.
Mrs. J. Z. Harvey returned last
night from Silve' City, where she
spent couple OF months visitin"
relatives.
Miss Grace Pearce returned Tues
day last from Long Beach, California,
where she spent some time enjoying
the seashOre.
Shirley Neff and Frank Moreno left
last week for Globe. where they will
locate. Their families will shortly
follow them.
f.. +. Lee. one of the best black
smiths in the territory. has been sick
for the past two weeks. and unable to
look after his business
Lon Chadburn. OF Metcali. arrived
home this week from a visit to his old
home in New England, where be spent
several pleasant weeks.
Jud Webster and family. who spent
tine summer in the White mountains
returned home last week, greatly i'm
proved by :heir outing.
J. +. Cleveland. superintendent Of
the Morenci Water and improvement
company, visited Clifton yesterday and
was welcome caller at the ERA Office,
John Anderson. conductor on the
Coronado railroad, left Monday with
his family for Los Angeles, whore
they will spend few weeks pleasurln".
l. J. CreSwell. ona Of Clifton's well
known citizens. left this week for
Douglas, in which city he is largely
Interested in real estate. He will To-
cate in Douglas.
Charles Drew. OF Wilcox, came TO
Clifton last week to claim a horse
stolen from him some months ago, and
which had been in the posse>-+sn Of
the rangers for some time.
J. +. Thompson, Clifton's real es-
tate and insurance agent. accommodated
by his vile and son returned Tuesday
night from California, where he spent
a couple of weeks very pleasantly.
Bits Henderson. Bill stockton
Wiley Bishop. Charley johnson and
several other cowmen from the upper
country" passed through Clifton this
week on a roundup OF the Frisco
racge.
Frank Schade, Jr., OF Los Angeles.
a brother to Karl Schade, one OF the
OF the 5. Is =. bOttling
works, arrived in Clifton this week
to spend his vacation, which will
cover period of about three weeks.
District Attorney Rawlins spent sew
eral days in Clifton recently. looking
after business connec ted with his Of
fee. A. a fearless officer Mr.. Raw
Inns is making many friends through
out the country.
Postmaster Hudson returned last
week from a pleasant visit to the
coast. J. T. L. Waters. who was
connected with the postoffice during
Mr.. Hudson's absence. left for home
last, we'll satisfied with the
OF his visit to Clifton.
q. y. Tyler left Clifton Saturday
last for Eden. Arizona, where ne will
join his family. who are visiting rela-
tives and friends there. Mr.. TYLER
went as far as Coronado on the train.
from which point he made the trip on
a wheel. He will spend a week or ten
days at Eden with his family after
which they will all return 10 Clifton.