The copper era., 1905-06-22
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MT. and Mrs. J. V. Parks visited Clifton this week.
 James Harvey is around again after a severe spell of sickness.
 Joe Terrell, manager of the Double Circle ranch, was in town this week.
 Ray Pollard, the celebrated base ball umpire, is now located in Clifton.
 O. K. Clinton left Sunday last on short trip to Bisbee, Douglas and Fl Paso.
 A. G. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank, left yesterday morning for the lower Gila valley.
 Misses Maude and Kate Shivers, of Solomonville are visiting MT. and Mrs. w. c. Lilies this week.
 Dr. J. A. Lord, Clifton's old time | dentist, left Tuesday last for Globe, where he expects to locate.
 Miss Sadie Bigelow of Duncan is spending the week in Clifton as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Sam Abraham.
 Mrs. Wm. Perry left yesterday morning on visit to her parents at | Solomonville, where she will spend | few weeks.
 George Burkner, constable at Met calf, visited Clifton yesterday and reports the camp as quiet in his line of business.
 MT. and Mrs. Hermann Douglas left this morning for California; where they will spend a few weeks pleasuring. J. W. Bennie, manager ot the shannon Copper company, left yes terday morning for Bisbee on a short business trip.
 Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Miss Marie, left this week for the John ston ranch on the Blue, where they will spend the summer.
 F. E. Justess of Fl Paso, arrived last week to accept a situation with the rett-Beauchamp company as watchmaker and jeweler.
 Chas. H. Fully, editor of a Spanish newspaper at Tucson, is spending the week in the camp interviewing his many subscribers in this section.
 Chas. E. Stevens, who is in charge of the Cuprite mine, was in town last week, and reports work progress ing rapidly and satisfactorily at the mines.
 Mrs. Ada Martin Smith, of Vir- ginia, while en route to California,
 
 visit her old time friend, Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
 Clarence Bayne, who is employed in the Shannon store, left this week for Silver City, to attend the we'd ding of his brother. He will return the latter part, of the week.
 Mrs. Thomas Smith and son, Sid ney, and nephew, Laurie Smith, left 1-aE.4 H. I,A !, will spend the summer. They were accompanied as far as Lordsburg by MT. Smith.
 Mrs. H. Westlake and children left last week for Fl Paso, where she will spend a couple of weeks visiting her parents, after which she will leave for California, where she will spend the summer.
 Dave Clark, master mechanic of the A. c. company. left yesterday morning for California, where he will spend a few weeks with his l family, who are spending the sum- mer on the coast.
 Miss Marie Johnston returned last week from Silver City, where she spent two weeks very pleasantly wis ting friends. She reports ha wing had a delightful visit in the capital l city of Grant county.
 Gilbert Hull and sister, Miss Eulah | Hull, arrived last week on an ex- tended visit to their sister, Mrs. F. c. Alsdorf, who is spending the sum- mer with her husband at the Cuprite mine, above Metcalf.
 E. U. Beauchamp, of the Barrett Beauchamp company, left this week | for the Mogollons on a hunting aud | fishing frolic. He will be absent some weeks and will come pretty | near having d good time.
 Uncle George Phillips, of the May flower district, spent Friday last in Clifton. MT. Phillips has spent five | years in Mayfower, and considers that the district offers greater possi- bilities for the investment of capital | than any other district in the terri tory.
 T. |. Stockton was in from his ranch on the Blue this week, and re- ports that he and his neighbors re- gently made a delivery of all their | steer cattle to buyers at Magdalena. Their ranges. are now well cleaned | up, and all the remaining cattle are