The copper era., 1903-01-15

PURELY PERSONAL

Andy Hooper is spending the week in Fl Paso.
 Dr.and Mrs. Burtch visited Gutherie Monday last.
 IA. Kent left Tuesday morning for the carnival
 N. z. Elliott left Tuesday last for E Paso on q short business trip.
 County Surveyor Whitaker is doing some work in the Duncan country.
 Tom smith, ex-recorder, left Mon. day last for Fl Paso to attend the car. nival.
 Philip Fall, a mining man of Mexico, spent q couple of days in Clifton last week.
 Mrs. w. $. Davis left this week for Abilene, Texas, on visit to her mother.
 ] Mrs. McCormac visited her daughter, Mrs. Alexander Mclean of Metcalf this week.
 T. A. Fulton returned last week from trip to Cananea and points in southern Arizona.
 Dr. and Mrs. Cool left yesterday morning for E! Paso. They will re- turn Tuesday neXA.
 Mrs. Nord hous, Of Deming, who spent week here visiting relatives, has returned home.
 John Molder, superintendent Of the i Home Copper company, came in from the mines Tuesday.
 Mrs. Adair. of Lordsburg. spent d l few days in Clifton last week visiting Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
 E. U. Beauchamp, of the Polaris company, left Tuesday morning for Fl 1 Paso on company business.
 Mrs. J. F. Harvey left Monday last 1 for Fl Paso to attend the carnival and visit relatives and friends.
 MT. and Mrs. H. Katz left last week for Fl Paso to participate in the gave | ties of the carnival season.
 Abe Aguerrie, d mi xClogist for Nun gua & LaPOint Of Newtown, Morenci, paid Clifton visit yesterday.
 J. A. Kent, an engineer with the A. C. Co, left Tuesday morning for Fl Paso on a short pleasure trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. Nonamaker, of Mo- renci, passed through Clifton Tuesday morning bound for the carnival.
 A. G. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company, is spending few days in the valley.
 Chas Sicbert, freight conductor on the A. X N. NJ. R. R., returned last week from pleasure trip to Califor- nia.
 Mrs. Theodore Kline returned Sun day last from Silver City, where she spent few weeks visiting her old home.
 Mrs. c. 4. Alsdorf arrived Tuesday night from Denver to join her husband and will make her home here in the future.
 F. P. Clark, assayer for the A. C. company and ]. E. Todd, of the A. c. gen eral office, are spending the week at Fl PasO.
 Miss Marsie Vache, who spent some time here visiting her sister, Mrs. Yoakum, left this morning for Burk- side, Cal ifornia,
 Judge NJ. J! Egan left Sunday last for Santa Fe, N. NJ, to appear before the territorial board Of equalization on behalf of the A. X x. M. R. R.
 Geo. r. Gray, Of California, a brother of Earnest Gray, will arrive from California in few days, and will probably engage in business here.
 J. N. Porter, of Globe, spent a few days in Clifton during the past week, assisting the boys in the First National Bank. He left for home this morning.
 Jud Webster left Sunday last for Fl Paso to attend the carnival, having had special invitation from the Queen to act as member of her body guard.
 Messrs. Everhardy and Slaughter, who visited Globe last week. are home again. They report the capital of Gila county as somewhat quiet just at present.
 Chas. F. Bond, who was a partner in the tailoring business here two years ago with Nit Simms, has re- turned to Clifton and is now with A. L. Townsend.
 J. r. Sweating, prominent mining man of this section, left for Fl PasO Monday last, to~attend a meeting of the stockholders Of the Polaris com pany, and incidentally to "do" the carnival.
 James Baldwin, wet goods mer- chant of Katzyilie, was in Clifton this week. He suggests that since MT Katz has disposed Of his interests in Katzvi!le the name of the town should be changed.
 Hon. Gus Williams left Wednesday morning for Phoenix to assume his duties as representative in the lecis- ITH EH EE EHlK H1H