The copper era., 1903-12-10
PURELY PERSONAL


Judge Carlton was up from the Dun
 can country last week.
 l Joseph Tanner was down this week
 from his mines at Metcalf. Miss Ayling, Of Gro. is visiting her ! friend, Miss Herring, at Tucson.
 Ben NJ. Crawford returned Monday last from business visit to Tucson. Mir. and Mrs. Vim. Wallace. oi Metcalf, spent Saturday last in Clifton.
 Wiley F.. Jones returned last week from a trip to oSolomonville and SaLord.
 J.R. Todd, of :he A. (l \. NJ. R. R., left this morning on trip to Califor-
 mia.
 R $. Stewart. one of Dlncan's lead ing business men, spent couple Of days in Clifton this week.
 Frank B. Laine left Sunday last for Tucson to ride some of the pig Ma sonic goats Of that section.
 J. w. Bennie, general manager Of the Shannon Copper company, left this morning for Boston, via California.
 Abe Go edwin, manager Of the Bazaar store, left yesterday morning for Bisbee and Nogales on business trip.
 Ranger w. K. Foster, one of the best officers in the ranger service, spent few days in Clifton this week.
 Si Golden, who is in the store de- partment of the shannon Copper com pany, left this morning on holiday trip to Cal ifornia.
 Mrs. z. G. Spann was this week called to Silver City by telegram an nouncing the serious illness Of her sis ter, Mrs. Mclaughlin.
 Mr. and Mrs Frark Weaver came down from their mines up the Frisco Tuesday last, and report work at he ca mp progressing fayorably.
 N. L. Lewis returned last week from trip to the artesian belt near Stafford. He is quite enthusiastic over that section of the country.
 Dell Lewis, the big, whole-souled and popular sheriff of Cochise county, arrived in Clifton Monday night. Dell is always welcome in Clifton.
 A. ]. Kent, who formerly resided in Clifton, returned last week from Con- gresS, Arizona. He has many friends in Clifton who will welcome him back.
 A. Lefave returned last week from the Dragoon mountains Of Cochisc county, where he had been to expert some mining property. He was well pleased with what he saw in that sec tiOn.
 Garnet King, who for several years was connected with the A. X N. NJ. R. R. office Of this place, arrived from Fl Paso Monday night, on a visit to the camp. He is now with the F.. r. X 5. w. at Fl Paso
 J. F. Cleaveland and Mir. Castillo, both Of Fl Obrero, Morenci, visited Clifton yesterday. They have made A remarkable success Ot their news paper venture, and are continually i'm proving their plant. They are hus- tiers and all round good fellows.
 A. G. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, left Saturday last for Phoenix on a business trip, ard did not get back until last night. The train connections are out of joint be- tween this place and the capital. The trip can he made to California and re- turn in half the time.
 Mrs Tom Clark and her aunt, Mrs. Norris and daughter, left this morning for Centerville, California. Since ar irving here about two weeks ago, Mrs. Norris, who is an aged lady. has been failing in health, hence her visit was cut short. Mrs. Clark will spend the holidays in California.
 Eugene Warren, a young man of Silver City, who recently made a tour Of the world in company with a num- Der of graduates from the Stanford University, arrived in Clifton Sunday last to look after the assessment work Dn some property in which he is inter- ested. This was his first trip to this section.
 Hugh McKeen, of the Blue. accom- panied hy his wife, Mrs. M Bake and Miss Bunker came down Monday last. Miss Bunker was on her way to Silver City on short visit. The other | adies came down to do little Christ | mas shopping. MT. Keen is delig hted ! O have direct mail connection with | Clifton. In the future the mail will | lrrive from the Blue on Saturdays and | 'eturn Sundays.