The copper era., 1905-07-13
PURELY PERSONAL

 , from Metcalf.
 George Burkner was down this week from Metcalf. Mrs. Foote is spending few days at the Double Circle ranch. MT. and Mrs. A. G. Smith are spending the week down the valley. Lloyd Tevis was down this week from his camp in the Greenlee dis : trict.
 Mrs. Poor and daughters left Sat urday last for California on a pleas ure trip.
 ', Mrs. w. A. Pitt left last week for San Francisco, where she will remain some weeks.
 Mrs. J. F. Hayes and children were in town this week from their ranch on Blue river MT. and Mrs. Price left this week for Solomonville, where they will probably locate.
 J. R. Hampton left this week for California, where he is now enjoying life at the beaches.
 Misses Annie and Kate Young, who have been visiting relatives at Globe, arrived home this week.
 Mrs. W. A. Leonard and sons left Saturday last for Long Beach, where they will spend few weeks.
 Adolph Schwarz has gone to Silver City on pleasure trip. He will visit the Mogollons before returning.
 John Cooper and Chas. Ellis left this morning for Tucson to join the Brotherhood of Railroad fremen.
 George Phillips, a mining man from the Mayfiower district, spent couple of days in Clifton last week. Alex. Mclean returned Sunday last from a visit to his mines in Chi huahua, where he spent a few weeks.
 Mrs. James Harvey and Mrs. Bern stein left Saturday last for Silver City, where they will spend the sum- mer.
 c. P. Dunn, d prominent business man of Fl Paso, is spending the week here looking after his business inter- ests.
 Mrs. J. w. Bennie and family left last week for California, where they will spend a couple of months on the coast.
 Joe Whitridge returned this week from trip to the coast country of California, where he had pleasant time.
 Mrs. Ira Johnson and daughter, Miss Ellen, left Saturday last for Long Beach, where they will spend the summer.
 F. M. Laine spent Sunday and Monday at the Crawford gold camp. and enjoyed the walk from Metcalf very much.
 A. T. Thomson, treasurer of the A. c. company, left this week for Long Beach, where his wife is spend ing the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Otto Rosenthal have located at Douglas, where MT. Rosen- thai has a responsible position with the C. Q. company.
 Frank Maxwell, who recently re- covered from a spell of typhoid, left last week for Tularosa, N. M., on a visit to his parents.
 w. J. Atkinson, superintendent of the Longfellow mines, returned this week from an extended visit to his old home in Manitoba.
 Julius Lezinsky, who is largely in- terested in mining property in this section, is expected to arrive Satur- day, on a business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. O. E. Billingsley, Mrs. Marston and Miss Cummings left this week for the Graham mountains on a camping expedition.
 Billy Holt left this morning for California, hunting new location. Mrs. Holt will remain here until her husband has found the ideal place.
 John w. James, one of the best miners of the Metcalf section, came down this week to make his friends glad and enjoy few days of city life.
 c. A. Grabelle, assistant superin- tendent of the Shannon plant, ac- companied by his wife, is now in California, where they will spend few weeks pleasuring.
 NJ. z. Elliott and wife, accom- panied by MT. Elliott's brother and sister, left Tuesday morning for Black river, where they will spend few weeks camping and fishing.
 H. w. Bishop and daughter, of Solomonville, spent a few days in Clifton this week. MT. Bishop is an contemplating real estate man, who is accomplishing much good for the valley.
 Tom Edwards, of the A. C. supply warehouse department, left yester- day morning for his former home at Blanco, Texas, where pair of bright eyes are anxiously looking for his