The copper era., 1904-06-30
PURELY PERSONAL

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 E. Frye is in ton .-0m lhs mines at Gold Hill.
 Dr. Alton, of Duncau, spent last night in Clifton.
 Bob Bailey returned last hweek from trip to tlie coast.
 Col. J. c. Smith was Ap from his Gila ranch this week.
 Hon. Henry Hill and Mrs. Hill left this morning for SolomonvA He.
 c. HI. Hooker, of the Metcalf A. c. store, spent Sunday in Clitton.
 Harry Westlake and tanSly of Met calf moved into town this waek.
 Alex Mclean. superintendent of the Metcalf mines, spent srrtay In Clii' ton.
 Dr. Fales left this morning for Ocean Park, California, where his wife is ill with fever.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. L. Townsend re- turned Monday last from camping trip on the Blue river.
 Hon. Ira Harper left this morning for Solomonville to attend the meeting of the board Of supervisors.
 Mrs. Jeff Dunagau left last week, accompanied by her mother-in-law, on visit to relatives in Tesas.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Hagan returned last week from California, where they spent several weeks pleasuring.
 Joseph Tanner, president of the Santa Rosa Copper company, came down from his camp thi 5 morning. Mrs -Adair. who week here visiting her friend, M& -Eelsir, IeTt Tuesday last for her home in Lords burg.
 Prof. C. F. Alsdorf returned last night from the east, where he had been on mining business for several weeks.
 Mrs. Dell NJ. Potter and fart fly left Tuesday morning for Long Eeacb, California, where they will spend the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. L. Nj. Williams will leave Sunday next for Long Beach, where Mrs. Williams will spend the suLiuie
 August Hermann, a ttother-in-las to J. c. Werner, arrived this week from the east. He will remain in Clifton.
 L. Kearney left this morning for Solomonviile, where he will spend a few days looking after matters before the probate court.
 Al Rosecrans, superintendent Of the Standard mines. left last week for San Jose and San Francisco, where he will spend month pleasuring.
 D. w. Grant, a miner who has been with the A. c. company a; Metca for | visit to his old horle in Nova Scotia.
 Vidal Villarreal and family returned this week from Monterey, Mexico, where they spent several months visit ing. They will reside in Clifton in the future.
 A. G. Smith of Clifton, H. $. Van Gorder of MOrenci, and AdOlph Solo, mon of El Paso. visited Globe this week and pronounced it enc Of the liveliest and best camps h Arizona. o A. Risdon left this morning for Fl Paso. where he will meet his sister, Miss LOiema, who has been at the Arkansas Hot springs for some weeks undergoing treatment for sciatic rheu- matism. She returns greatly im- proved in heelth. r. 4. E. Stanton, book-keeper for the shannon Copper company, ac- cnnuariel by Gi:;s. lamils. lett this lhornin9 ifof Spfir gGe eN esl11l5hf- ing their short residence in Clifton they made many friend who regret to see them leave.
 Cy Golden, who has created much excitement and 'hilarity" around Cliff ton O. late, will soon be thing of the past in the Clifton district. He re- signed his position with the A. C.. store and will leave in a few days for San Diego, California. where he will visit his father. Cy's many friends regret bis departure.
 J. k. Grey and bride returned Sat- ur1av from the Double Circle country, where they spent their honey moon. They report delisht'ul climate, good hunting and fishing. The Double C-- cle country is a delightful place for pleasure seekers. Mr. and Mrs. Grey are DOW at home in South Clifton.
 E. K. Williams left Sunday for St. Louis, where he will take in the worlds fair and try to persuade some of the petty girls of that section to cor,e west: E. k. is a sweet talker and no doubt bis efforts will be crowned with success. He will be gone about two months.