The copper era., 1904-09-08
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Dad" Chadburn was down from Metcalf Sunday last.
 Mir. and Mrs F.. M. Williams wis tied Duncan yesterday.
 Mrs. Bay shannon left yesterday ' morning for Silver City.
 Wm. Young and family left this morning for New York.
 George York was down from Mo renci Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren. of Eagle river. spent Tuesday in Clifton.
 Harry White left Monday for the worlds fair to have good time.
 J. E. Hunt left this week for Saf- ford where he will make his home.
 Dr. Tales returned Saturday last from vacation spent in California.
 Mrs. Louis Hulsey left yesterday morning for the east on a visit to friends.
 Dr. Braden, book-keeper at the Shannon mine, spent yesterday in Clifton.
 NJ. z. Elliott left yesterday morn- ing for Boston. He will be absent
 
 Miss Mary Ott, of Silver City. ar rived last week on a visi. t0 her sister, Mrs. J. E. Harvev
 Mrs. Jesse Yoak kun and children re tuTned Monudv rdsr <--t -r-1 tTilf o1 o.1tI'tr5Idl., where they spent the summer. Mrs. Chas. Johnson and son re turned last night from Wisconsin where they spent the sumner.
 Mrs Reese Webster left Mon da last for Oswego, Kansas, on a visit tt her parents. She will be absent some weeks.
 Dr. H. A, Schell has returned iron d fishing trip to the White noun tains, where he spent very pleasant time.
 Mir. Gaines, manager of the Clifton Bakery, returned Saturday last from California, where he spent his vaca- tiOn.
 District Attorney Rawlins is spend ing q few days in Clifton and Mo- renci looking after his political fences.
 Mrs. Frank Springer and daughter returned last night from Wisconsin, where they visited relatives and friends.
 Mrs. J. $. Horton left Monday for Roswell, x. M.. where she will place her son William in the military academy.
 Mrs. w. A. Pitt left Monday last for her home in Missouri, where she will spend several weeks visiting friends.
 Morris Nc Alpine. one of the best known miners in the Greenlee min ing district, spent few days in town this week.
 Ted Davis left Sunday last for Cananea. where he will accept d situation with the Cana nea Copper company.
 George Gray was down from the Shannon mine yesterday. He was accompanied home by Leonard SleSSinger.
 Frank Nolan, asSayer for the shan non Copper company returned this week from California, where he spent his vacation.
 w. B. Foote. who holds down one of the desks in the general office of the A. C. company. is spending d week on Black river.
 George Olney, one of the most prominent citizens of the lower Gila valley. came up Sunday last on a short business trip.
 Herman Noll and ChaS. Mitchell. both of Metcalf. left Monday for Chicago and the world fair. They will be absent about six weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mike Reardon and daughter. Irene, returned last week from California. where they spent some time at the summer resorts.
 Mrs. Joseph Terrell. of Colorado, her husband at the Double Circle ranch, left Monday last for her home.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Westlake and family left this morning for Fl Paso. Texas. MT. Westlake will visit his old home in Missouri before re- turning.
 Miss Kathryn Bullard. who will teach the present term of school at MorenCi. spent several days of the past week in Clifton visiting Mir and Mrs. J. F. Grey.
 Dud Elrage, q cattleman of Ora q N. M.. spent few days C , this week in Clifton. He is well pleased with the present condition of ,attle on the range.
 F.. C. Bunker, of the firm of Bunker X Hier, was down from New Town. Saturday last. His partner Lou Hier. has been quite sick for some lime past, but is now improving. and will soon be around again.
 Hal Dorsey, who has long looked liter the wants of the guests of the Office, left Sunday last for the worlds fair at St. Louis. He will he l ibsent some time, and will manage to have good time on the trip.
 w. A. Bishop, who runs an engine from the Coronado incline to the ore pins at MetCalf. left Saturday last for Missouri on an extended visit. Bish has heard a good deal about the fair, but be ing a Missourian, he must De shown
 Mrs. | skill. whose husband, I. w. died at Santa Rosalia, Mex co. left Saturday last for that place to arrange her husbands busi less affairs. The body will be moved ust as soon as the law of Mexico will allow it to be shipped.
 Jeff Dunagan returned last week from Fort Worth and other towns in Texas, where he spent-somc weeks