The copper era., 1904-05-19
PURELY PERSONAL


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 Will T. Wilton is in from the Bis Lou ranch.
 ". F. Burns. Of Metcalf spent Mon day last in Clifton.
 Mrs s L. Daniels, Of the Duncan country. spent Monday in Clifton.
 Mrs. J. E. Harvey is spending few days al the hospital. She will soon be well again.
 Joseph McCluskey. prom nent farmer Of the Duncan country, spen Monday in Clifton.
 Miss Alice Greene Of Silver City ar rived last week on visit to her siste-, Mrs. Theodore Kline.
 Ellis Williams, one Of Clifton's best base hall players, left yesterday on a visit to relatives in Deming.
 A. G. Smith. cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, left this morning for Solomonville and Thatcher.
 Frank and Albert Weaver left last week for the Worlds Fair, where they will re main until September.
 A. T. Thompson, cashier of the A. C. comPaenxa eHat. 5fs pressure tfn for San
 efand Mrs. H. Katz will l. s4zsssszzAs for the Thomas springs, wher, they will spend week or two.
 Messrs. Green, Ottman, Broshear and several others from Metcalf at tended the ball game Sunday last. Mrs. w. T. Richards, of Clifton, i: ] spending the week in Solomonville visiting her sister, Ms. w. A. Wilson 1 Nick Cole. who has been quite sick for the past month, was down from his halfway house on the Frisco Wednes- day.
 Mrs. Traylor. of Shannon Heights was taken to the hospital this week She is dangerously ill with typhoid fever.
 Mr. and Mrs. C. r. Dunn left Tues- day morning for the Worlds Fair and other eastern and southern points Of interest.
 Lamar Cobb, Wiley E. Jones and Chas. Henry left this morning for Thatcher to attend the county con- vcntion.
 r. Anderson. Of Stanford, Texas. arrived in Clifton last week to take a position in the office department of the A. C. sto'e.
 Levi B. Stephens and Andrew F. Angel were up from the Duncan country Monday last to prove up on C. w. Beck.
 Mrs. Henry Hill left Sunday last for California, where she will spend the summer with her daughter, Miss Rosa, who is attending school at the Mills seminary in San Francisco.
 Justice Shirley left this morning for Thatcher as d delegate to the county democratic convention. His instruc- tions are tO vote first, last and all the time for Wm. Randolph Hearst.
 Miss Madie Vache left this morning for Radland>, California, where she will reside ir the future Jessie. the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Noakum accompanied hcr.
 II. $. Van Gorder and sister, Mrs. Pickett. spent Sunday in Clifton. Mr. Van Gorder always takes keen interest in base bail affairs, and came down to see Clifton skin Tucson
 Mrs. Flank Dysart and her mother. Mrs. Woods, left last Thursday for Los California. Mrs. Dysart and Master Dysa"t will remain during the summer visiting Mrs. W oodS.-Buile- tin.
 Ernest Frye left Monday last for the hills. where he expects to soon un- cover another gold bonanza. Frye is having a good run of luck this year, having already found several good mines.
 James ocanan and Bob Bailey. of accompanied by Fred Me Carthy. recenty of Alamagoida, left this morning for santa Monica, Cali fornia, where they will spend a few weeks pleasuring.
 Mr. B. E. Adams and little daughter, Nannie. left Tuesday morning for Les Angeles. They will be absent about TWO weeks. Upon their return Mrs. Adams and little girls aud Mrs. Lay will leave for Missouri where they will spend the summer.-Bulletin. j. w. Balmer. Of Tapla;, Arizona, who is one O the head officials of the indian reservation at that place, came over to Clifton Saturday last and re- naiued until Tuesday. While here he assisted the Clifton ball team in one of 1 the games Sunday. Eis position is l pitcher, which he fills to the letter. Mrs. l. F. Solomon and daughter. | Miss Blanche. of Solomonville, who | attended the Grand Temple of Rath- | bone sisters at Morenci last week, left | Or home Monday morning, after hay. ng spent couple Of days in Clifton ! Is the guests of M- and Mrs A C ]