The copper era., 1904-09-29
? 2 PURELY PERSONAL


 Bill Spaw i, up from the Duncan country.
 JIG. Cooper i, spending d month in old Mexico.
 Miss Carrie Deck visited Norenci Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Ben R. Clark of Solomonvillc spent d few day in this section during the past week.
 Eddie \. Hobart of silver City i- spending q few weeks in Clifton visit 1 ing relatives.
 Rev. Love returned Saturday last from q visit to his old home in ] Pennsylvania
 Mrs. r. J. Bennett left this week 1 for California. where she will spend q couple of months visiting friends.
 Hal Dorsey returned last week from a trip to the worlds fair and other points. He reports good time. l Ed. Bridge. who is largely inter ! ested in the Sierra de Ora company. is recent arrival from his home in l Chicago.
 Mrs. C. r. Rosecrans and children returned this week from San Jose, California, where they spent the '
 Hon. Eugene Caruthers, chairman of the board of supervisors, is spend ing d few days in this section of the county.
 Charley Dunn. the base ball player. returned Saturday night from Cali fornia. where he spent d month pleasuring.
 NJ. z. Elliott and bride arrived Sun j from, I nIti- nd ,t h,.r points. They are now at home in North Clifton.
 Harry Niblock. one of the best car penters on the A. C. force. left yes terday for Cananea. where he will reside in the future.
 James Tong. an old timer in the Southwest, who is now residing at Metcalf, paid the ERA office a pleas ant visit this week. H. o. Winslow. assistant cashier of the Gila Valley Bank k spending the week at Morcnci. taking the place of Cashier Hurd, who iS sick.
 w. <. Schlothaucr. who is employed at the A. (. teaching plant. returned last week from his old home in Okla homa, where he spent his vacation.
 w. A. Leonard and family arrived
 
 where Mrs. Leonard and children spent part of the summer on the beach.
 Mrs Dunn. of Fl Pa>o. mother of C. F. Dunn of this place. arrived last week with her grandson. Wiley. She will spend several week, here visiting.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Collin, re- turned last night from California, where they spent d month visiting the various beaches. and having q good time generally.
 Duke Await came in last night from his bonanza mines at Gold Hill. He reports development work as pro gressing steadily, and with good results.
 Garnett King. travelling representa- tive of the F.. F. N $. W. R. R. is spending d few days in the city. looking after the interests of his road.
 Abe Goodwin. manager of the Bazaar store. iS home from d trip to California. He left his family in Los Angeles. where they will spend the winter.
 Mrs. -Brutinel and children arrived last week from California. where she expected to locate. but owing to the illness of Amiel she decided to re turn. Miss Etta CD>per returned with her.
 Miss Sarah Woodman. sister of McsdameS Smith and Elliott. who spent last year here for her health. will arrive Monday next from her home at SummerSet. Mass. She will spend the winter in Clifton.
 !. w. Condell, d tirst-clas> Carpcn- ter in the employ of the A. (. com pany. left yesterday morning for the worlds fair and other points. Joe k taking well deserved vacation as he has worked steady about four years.
 Mr. and Mrs A. Lefave have re- turned to Cliff on from their mines at Gold Hill. were Mir. Lefave is de vcloping remarkably rich gold claim. Mir. Lefave will leave Mon day next for Solomonville to attend court.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alex Mclean and Dr. and Mrs. Wiley, of Metcalf. returned last week from hor>ebaCl TT of the states of Chihuahua and '. nora. Mexico. where they had very pleasant outing lasting more than q month.
 Mrs. Harry W rl3nt returned Mon day last from an extended visit through the eastern states and Canada. where she spent the summer. She returned greatly improved in health. but like all ArizonianS. she was pleased to get home again. She was met at Fl Pa>o by her husband.
 c. A. Tyler, who k connected with the Shannon mines at Metcalf. came down last week and made the ERA q pleasant call. Mir. Tyler report, the hill in good condition and says the new library at that place is the pride of all Lthe boys. He has moved his famIit .r+s---------..4 s,,iu mak,, his home there in the IutuI :. "'"4 nv
 A. G. Smith. cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company. will return tonight from California. where he spent q few weeks ruStica ting and bathing in the ocean. While at Catalina Mir. Smith and Judge Edwards spent some time fish ing. and from all accounts. they met with most phenomenal success. con >idering. of course that they were from the desert and out of practice. MT. Smith thinks that he got little the best of the days sport. but the judge may have another tale to tell on his arrival.
 In another column will be found the of Oscar EeltOn 1S 1