The copper era., 1903-12-24
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. Julia Hormeyer left yesterday , morning for Fl Paso. IL is rumored .hat there will be a quiet wedding in Fl Paso tonight.
 Col. Sam Price visited Tucson thi l. week.
 Geo. T. M;llner was down yesterday
 from Metcalf.
 Mir. and Mrs. Valdez were down this
 week from Katzvi!le. ! George Caywood was up from his
 Gila ranch yesterday.
 C. P. Peralta. deputy sherin al
 MetcaIf. was in Clifton yesterday.
 r. P. Greer, cashier Of the First
 National Bank, visited Fl P.so thi:
 week
 Tom Inglas and Miss Wood man leave today for Solomonville to spend Christmas
 Dick Fritz was in town from his
 Blue river ranch this week interview ing Santa Claus. ! Norwood $. Bradfield, H. Noll and Louis Upham, Of Metcalf, spent Sun day in Clifton. l John w. Cooper returned Sunday last from California, where he spent several months. yer City arrived this week on visit to relatives.
 Justice Shirley, of Metcalf, left Tuesday morning for the county seat on business trip.
 Harry Westlake, manager of the Coronado company, came down this morning from the mines.
 Mrs Jake Abraham returned this week from California with her son, who is now two weeks old.
 Miss Fessler arrived this week from San Jose, California, on visit to her sister, Mrs. 7. P. Rosecrans.
 Mrs. Sam Price left last week for her old home at Los Angeles, whore she will spend the holidays.
 Noah Climo, who runs the boarding house al the Shannon mine, was down his week on a business trip.
 Garnet King and J. E. McDavitt, Of Fl Paso, will arrive this evening to spend Christmas with friends.
 Chas. E. Stevens, superintendent of the Stevens Copper company, was down from the mines this week.
 Mrs. c. G. Spann returned this week from Silver City, where she spent a couple of weeks visiting her old home.
 J. F. Cleaveland, the editor of Fl | Obrero, was down from MOrenci Tues | day on business tor his entcrprising l journal.
 Miss Shirley, of Metcalf, Misses Fle ming, Wines, Capt and Deck left this week for Solomonville to attend | a teachers institute. week from SolOmonville, where she spent several weeks as; the guest of the Misses Solomon.
 Jesse Yoakum and Carl Schade left Monday last for the Black river coun- try on a hunting trip. They are after bear and other big game.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. F. Thompson, L. c. and Miss Belle Gaddis leave today for SolomOnville to take Christmas dinner with friends.
 Joe Tanner, president of the Santa Rosa Copper company, was down this week from his camp. He has finished all of his assessment work for the year.
 J. x. Robinson, assistant cashie Of the First National Bank, and A. N. Emigh will take their Christmas din ner at the home of Mir. Robinson in 5aiford.
 Col. Ben Crawford left yesterday for the Thomas Hot Springs. where he will spend d we-k bathing. He has not been feeling well for some days past.
 Abe Good win, manager of the Bazaar Depart nent store, returned his week from Bisbee, where he had been to look after the business Of the Sazaar's branch store at that place.
 Jake Brown, formerly engineer at he Shannon. returned this week from 5isbee, Douglas and Cananea. where le spent the past year. He reports hat country lively, but is glad U get pack to Clifton.
 J. NJ. Hays was down this week from he Blue river country. He reports hat section rapidly settling up with . desirable class of people. There are now three schools on the Blue. The chool at the mouth of the Blue has an attendance Of thirty-six children.
 F. P. Clark, assayer for the Arizona Copper company, returned Sunday asst from California where he spent everal weeks. Mir Clark has given notice that he will quit the services ot he A. C. company in about three weeks to assume the position Of as- 'ayer for the Benson shelter. His many friends here will regret his de- ,arture.
 New line Of purses at Dunn's.