The copper era., 1905-06-29
PURELY PERSONAL


John R. Hampton visited Duncan yesterday.
 Mrs. Hill has gone to Texas on a visit to relatives.
 Miss Sophie Shirley. of Metcalf, spent Saturday last in Clifton.
 George Burkner, Metcalf s efficient constable, visited Clifton this week. w. F. Burns, a prominent citizen of Metcalf, spent Saturday in Cliff ton.
 Miss Willmirth Hundley left Mon- day last for Pima, where she will remain.
 Mrs. Alex Veitch left Monday last for Long Beach, where she will spend the summef:
 Mrs. John Parks of MoreHti spent a few days in Clifton this week vis- iting friends.
 A. NJ. Whaple arrived from Den yer last week to accept a situation in the A. c. store.
 Sherman Stewart, one of the old time merchants of Duncan. visited Clifton this week.
 T. l.. McCutchen, who has charge of the A. C. drug store, Is spending few weeks on the coast.
 Mrs. John Grimes and sons left yes terday morning for California;. where they will spend the summer.
 Mrs. Billingsley and children have left for the Graham mountains, where they will spend the heated term.
 Mrs. Henry Hill and son, Raymond left this week for San Francisco, where they will spend the summer. NJ " l ,f ( have returned from their wedding trip, and are now tat home" to their friends:
 Adolph Noll, brother to Herman NOll, of the Shannon store, arrived this week from Chicago, and will To- cate here,
 Jack Holmes; dne of the old time Clifton boys, who now lives at Tue son, came in Monday last on d short visit to friends.
 Billy Hart is home again from Tombstone and Douglas. He reports the lower country in good shape, but the weather hotter than in Clifton.
 MT. and Mrs E. NJ. Williams and Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Thomson left this morning for Long Beach, California. where the ladies will spend the sum- mer.
 Charley Dunn, who was called to his old home in Louisiana a few weeks ago by the fatal illness of his elder brother, arrived home this week.
 H. s. Anderson, formerly general manager of the Shannon Copper company, is spending few days in Clifton. He is making his head quarters in Fl Paso,
 Betts Henderson. one of the prominent stockmen of Grant county, spent Sunday last in Clifton. He re- ports cattle in good condition throughout Grant county.
 Horace Bradley, who spent a few weeks at his former home in San Antonio, arrived in Clifton this week and is again busy in the store de- partment of the A. C. company.
 O. K. Clinton returned last week from trip to Fl Paso, Douglas and other points in the south. He was more favorably impressed with Doug las than any town he saw on the trip.
 Miss Ida Bremen, who spent couple of weeks here as the guest of Mrs. c. G. Sp~nn, left Sunday last for Douglas, Bisbee and .Cananea, where she will give concerts under the auspices of the K. P. $ of those towns
 Abe Goodwin returned last week from California, where he spent a few weeks with his family. He found the coast country entirely too cold for comfort, and was glad to get back to Clifton where he could be comfortable without wearing an OverCoat.
 J. E. Cosper and family, who reside on the Gila river in Grant county, passed through Clifton this week on their way to the home of J. H. T. Cosper on the Blue, where they will spend a few weeks visiting, fishing and having a good time. MT. Cosper is one of the most successful farmers and stoCkmen in Grant county, but l he has this year rented out his farm, and will take life easy.