The copper era., 1904-09-22
PURELY PERSONAL


Reece Webster has returned from
 q trip to California.
 Dr. and Mr>. H. |. SChen are now
 at the Central hotel.
 Frank E. Laine and wife returned Sunday from q trip to Phoenix. Lon Watson arrived last week
 from California. where he spent hi-
 vacation.
 Ernest Lloyd. an engineer of Mo- renci. came down last Monday to at tend the funeral of the late \. liar kin>.
 MT. and Mrs. Alex. Veitch returned Monday from Tucson and enjoyed the ball games between Clifton and the Grevs.
 MT. and Mrs. A. L. Townsend re- turned Sunday from San Francisco. where they spent couple ot weeks l plea>uring.
 Eddie Hobart. of Silver City. ar rived in Clifton Monday night on visit to his sister Mrs. J. F.. Harvey. He may locate here.
 Miss M. F.. Chapman. head nurse at the A. C. hospital, left Tuesday tor Chicago, where she will spend q few weeks visiting.
 l B. F'raide. who has been with the ! A. C. company store in the hardware department, has decided to move to Tsleta. Texas.
 Mrs. Crocker, who spent d couple of weeks in tfif tt:ifiiffteeessssaa-xislting MT. and Mrs. Shaffer. returned to her home Tn Lordsburg Tuesday. | l.. J. Brashear and family passed through Clifton last week on their way home from California, where they spent the summer. NJ. Blumenkranz. who was em- ployed at the Shannon mines aS civil engineer and aSsayer. will not re- turn. He will remain in the east. II. Thompson, who spent several months in Scotland visiting his old home. returned Sunday night. He had d royal good time and is looking well.
 James S. Cromb. the Most Wor- shipful Grand Master of Free Ma>on> of Arizona. is now visiting number of lodges around the territory. He left last week and will return some time next week.
 Miss Ollie Potter, who spent >ev- eral months in California. returned home Sunday night. She was ac- companied by her cousin. Miss Grace Settles, who will visit in Clifton q short time.
 II. B. Burke. freight agent of the A. X x. NJ. railroad at Clifton. re- turned Tuesday from Texas and the world 's fair. where he spent thirty days having d good time and taking in the many sights.
 Minor SimmS. who spent six weeks in Texas visiting his old home, re turned last night. number of hi, friends met him at the depot with their pockets filled with rice. but to
 
 A. T. Thompson and bride arrived Saturday evening from their bridal tour. and are now at their home in Clifton. They visited the worlds fair and other important points in the east. after which they visited Cali fOrnia.
 Ed. Parsons. who had charge of the A. (. Coronado store during the ab sence of Mir. Randolph. left Tuesday last for his home in Denver, Colo. where he will spend some time with his parents. after which he will visit San Francisco.
 l.. S. Randolph. store manager of the A. C. company at Coronado. passed through Clifton last week en route home. Durin@ his ahsense he ] visited the worlds fair and hiS home in Missouri. He reports gde, time and is telling all kinds of stories abOutthe fair.
 Billy O'Brien. who formerly was connected with the \. (. store, re- turned Tuesday from Biebee to spend d few days in Cli )n visiting friends. after which he .. go to California for a few weeks and then return to Yuma. where he expects to engage in business.
 Dave Clark. master mechanic of the X. (. company. returned last Thurs day evening from San Francisco. where he spent several weeks on pleasure trip. Dave reports q good time. but says he considered it q mis- fortune that he did not meet Archie Morrison. who is also in Frisco.
 F.. M. Schetfe and daughter arrived their home here. MT. Scheffe has accepted position with the A. C. in the mechanical depart ment. Miss Schetfe iS well known in Morenci, having left there only q few weeks ago.
 G. G. Duncan. representing the Ari- zona Mutual Savings and Loan | Association of Phoenix. arrived in Clifton last week in the interest of the company. He will remain here few days and will secure an agent to represent the company Tn Clifton be- ] fore returning.
 w. R. Wavland. captain of the i second ball team of Clifton. returned l Tuesday from St. Louis. where he ! spent month trying to arrange for 1. a ball game. but found all the dates | were taken and there was no room l for his team. Of course he was ! greatly disappointed. but had q good l time. He met d number of Graham ] county people, B. B. Adams being | among the number. He says B. B. is ! still writing insurance.
 The game of ball played on the | Clifton diamond last Sunday between | the second team and the AriZona's ! resulted in victory for the Mex | jeans by score of 1916. 1t was a poor excuse for d game, but the ''rivet tapper Murphy who umpired, | was d much poorer one. The Ari- zona's played Good-iyaff several in- nings.
 The dance given by the young men 1