The copper era., 1905-06-08
PURELY PERSONAL


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 Joe McQuarry was down Sunday last from Metcalf.
 Miss Doris Stamp left yesterd;y for Tucson, where she will reman for the summer.
 Master Mechanic McDougall, of the D. c. company, Morenci, spelt Tuesday in Clifton.
 Mrs. Reece Webster joined the Young Yoakum party which left tiis week for Bush valley.
 E. V. Film arrived this week from the east to accept situation at he Fashion Barber shop.
 E. Schumann left yesterday for Mineral Springs, Texas, where he will spend a few weeks.
 Frank Maxwell, orderman for J. x A. Smith, was taken to the hospital yesterday with a case of fever.
 Mrs. H. G. Schafer and dauglter left Tuesday last for Long Beach, where she will spend the summer
 MT. and Mrs. J. Robertson returned last week from Missouri, where they spent few weeks visiting frients.
 Mrs. J. A. Penn and daughtsr, of North Clifton, left this weel for California, where they will spen1 the summer.
 Mrs. T. L.. McCutchen left satur- day last for California, wher. she will spend several weeks visiting her old home.
 Mrs. M. Reardon and daughter, Miss Irene, left. Tuesday last fr Cal ifornia, where they twill speld the summer.
 Dewitt McWilliams returred last week from Roswell, New nexico, where he attended military school last year.
 Miss Kate Carson and Miss Mae Crozier left Saturday last fp Berk- ley, California, where they vii spend the summer.
 Chas. Allen and w. H. DuIcan are up from Fl Paso, and will leave in few days on a hunting trp to the mountains.
 c. E. Bunker was down from. New town, Morenci, Saturday last, and made his many Clifton frierds happy by short visit.
 Wm. Olney, who has long occupied a position in the A. c. sto,e at Met J he expects to locate.
 Lee and Charley Dunn lft Monday last for their former hon1 ln 4 Louis jana, where their older -~ro4 her is dangerously ill with fever,
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse YtkY im and family and a, Miss Miss Vache Vach,esain] m yester, they will spend the sumf
 Mrs. Baylor Shanno1 returned home last week from B1Bee, where she spent a couple of weeks as the guest of Mrs. J. E. Thompson.
 w. J. Finley, of Ma-sha Il, Mo, who is an importer of fire horses, ar rived this week on a visit to his former townsman, Jack Robertson.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Payne, ac- companied by their grand daughter, little Miss Veitch, left this week for Santa Barbara, where they will spend the summer.
 Bill Nevins, one of the proprietors of Bills Place, on Chase creek, has gone on a camping trip to the White mountains, and will probably be ab- sent two months.
 George Anderson of Texas, arrived last week on visit to his brothers. He has accepted situation in the Chase creek store of the A. c. company.
 Dr. Gillian, who has been assisting the medical fraternity at Morenci for some months past, has returned to Clifton, and is again attending to his practice in this camp.
 A. G. Smith and M. z. Elliott re- turned Sunday from Bisbee and Douglas, where they spent few days sight seeing. They have no hesi- tancy in pronouncing Bisbee the best town in the territory. ' J. E. Thompson, Bisbee's iveliest real estate and insurance agent, came over Sunday last to consult his partner, Joe, who had been spending a few days in Clifton. They returned home Tuesday morning.
 Mrs. Prettyman left Tuesday for Los Angeles, where she will spend a few weeks, and then be joined by her husband and son, and also Eddy Abraham, after which they will visit San Francisco and Portland.
 Lige Stevens, who has been in the employ of the Crawford Gold mining company for the past year or more,
  Mexico, where he will spend few weeks visiting relatives and friends.
 E. E. Frye and Shorty Dallas, who have been prospecting in the Red came in this week for and left again with a pack train of ten burros. They will be gone all summer, and no doubt will find the Adams diggings before re- turning.
 Sandy Worthington, who has been with the Fashion Barber shop for some time past, left last week for Put-in-Bay, Ohio, noted summer resort, where he owns large barber shop. When the summer season closes the town closes for business, and then Sandy comes west to spend the winter.