The copper era., 1904-09-15
PURELY PERSONAL


Alex. Veitch accompanied the base
 ball team to Tucson.
 Mrs. ". B. Foote visited Morenci Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Homsley arrived last week tc teach in the public shools.
 Dr. Balmer, Clifton's expert den tist, visited Morenci Sunday.
 B. F. Billingsley was up from Dun can Sunday. returning Monday
 A. J. Dunaway was down from Mo- reuci Saturday night to attend the dance.
 Miss Katharine Bullard. of Mo- renci. spent Saturday and Sunday in Clifton.
 ! J. l.. Foster is the latest addition l to the office force of the A. C. gen. eral office.
 Prof. T. C. Reese arrived last night to take charge of the North | Clifton schools.
 Mrs. J. $. Horton returned Sunday from Roswell, N. NJ, where she placed her son in school. Clarence Bayne, who went out to California on the large excursion two weeks ago. returned Sunday.
 Mrs. Jeff Dunagan and children re- turned Sunday night from Texas. where they visited relatives.
 MT. and Mrs Frank B. Laine left Wednesday for Phoenix, where they will spend week or ten days.
 Miss Mary F.. Bo,tic arrived last week from Alabama to take up her duties in the Clifton public schools.
 Father Pedro Zimmerman, who spent some time in Europe, will be home some time during the next few days.
 Miss Mary E. Futile arrived last week from Los Angeles. She will teach in the North Clifton public schools.
 John Allender and son have re- turned from Aravaipa. where the Y did assessment work on some mining claims.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Connor re- turned Monday from California, where they enjoyed the pleasures ot the beach.
 Miss Alice Anderson, of Tennessee. arrived last week. She will teach in the Clifton public schools during the ensuing term.
 Mir and Mrs. Wm. Simpson. of Guthrie. left last week for their old home in Baltimore. They will be ab- sent several weeks.
 Mrs. Frank Ringgold spent several days of this week with Mrs. w. W. Holt at the pump station of the Cliff ton Water company.
 Geo. Nicks. who is employed by the A. C. Company, left Saturday for Duncan to spend several days with hi, family at that place.
 Ben NJ. Crawford. the democratic warhorSe of Graham county, left Tuesday morning for Tucson, to assist in nominating Mark Smith for congress.
 A. G. Smith. cashier of the Gila Valley Bank & Trust company, left Tuesday morning for Long Beach, Cal. where he will spend q few weeks taking needed rest.
 Miss Florence Bennie and Miss Falencia Smith. accompanied by Mrs. !. w. Bennie, left Wednesday morn ing for Tucson: where the young ladies will attend the University of Arizona.
 Miss Alice B. Windes. who taught in the Clifton public schools last year. Ittul ntt NtiIlttiN uISht II oIlI Tempe, Arizona, where she spent her the ensuing term.
 O. A. RisdOn, Clifton'S phOto9ra- pher. will leave in about two weeks for the worlds fair and other points to be absent about month or six weeks. During the time that he re- mains here he will make photos at reduced rates.
 John Brown. of Metcalf. who k in the employ of the Shannon Copper Co, left Saturday morning for New Mexico to spend couple of weeks visiting his wife. He has taken up some land close to the Texas line and will endeavor to make q home on it.
 (. l.. Rawlins. candidate for dis trict attorney on the democratic ticket. returned home Saturday morning after tranSacting some bu,i- ness connected with his office in this camp. He will return sometime in the future to make q rustic for re- election.
 G. A. Velsir, agent for Wells-Fargo express company at Clifton. left Monday for San Francisco, where he will join his wife. He will be absent month or six weeks. during which tln.a his place will be filled in the office ny Geo. Jay. who halls from Tucson
 shorty Jarrett. one of the best machlnist> that ever struck Arizona. arrived in Clifton last week and is again on the force in the shops. Since he left he has been over d great portion of the United States and says that for good all-around town Clifton is hard to beat. He came back to stay while.
 G. k. Taylor. who spent several weeks visiting the worlds fair and his old home in ArkaEsas. returned last week to again resume his duties with the A. C. company. While there he persuaded a base ball friend of his to accompany him to Clifton to play the field on the Clifton team. but since his arrival he has developed to be somewhat of pitcher.
 k. l.. Phillips and Robert Paxton. who are connected with the New England X Clifton Copper company. came down from the mines Monday. Mir. Paxton returned to the mines Tuesday. while Mir. Phillips left on the A. X x. NJ. for the worlds fair and important points in the east. Mir. Phillips will also visit his old home in Ringglod. Georgia. where he | will be married. He will return with | his wife to Clifton.
 Jim Hill. one of the oldtimers of | the Duncan country. came in this | week to shake hands with his friends l and incidentally attend to some | business. MT Hill reports that the |