The copper era., 1905-08-31
PURELY PERSONAL 

Mrs. York, of Morenci, is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs. w B. Foote.
 Wade Hampton made a short trip down the road last week to meet an old friend.
 Geo. Greene, of the A. c. store at Metcalf, returned last night from California.
 Dewitt McWilliams leaves to-mor. row morning for Misillo Park, N M., to attend school.
 J. c. Gatti, the butcher, left this morning for the c A bar ranch to make a purchase.
 Miss Hull was down from Camp Lonesome Herd this week as the guest of Mrs. w. B. Foote.
 Rocky John Smith made a trip by rail to Guthrie Sunday and returned the same evening muleback.
 Walter Payne returned Sunday evening from the coast where he spent a few weeks having a good time.
 Harry Whitaker, well known in this district, has returned from Mex ico and is now located at Fl Paso, Texas.
 Miss Mollie Lilies returned this week from the mountains in New Mexico, where she spent few weeks visiting.
 c. W. Beck, head book-keeper of the A. c. store, left this morning for short visit to Douglas, Bisbee, Naco and Cananea.
 M. E. Crawford, who is manager of the Coronado A. c. store during the absence of MT. Randolph, spent Sun day in Clifton.
 Mrs. W. A. Pitt returned last week from Portland, San Francisco, and other towns on the coast, where she spent the summer.
 J. c. Anderson, conductor of the Coronado Railroad passenger train, returned home Saturday from a short trip to the coast.
 Mrs. H. c. Day and children, of Dun can, who spent several days in Clifton as the guest of Mrs. John Webster, returned home Monday.
 John Wood returned last week from California where he spent ten days on the beach doing the dipping stunt and having good time.
 R. Valdez. of the firm of Bianes & Valdez of the B. B. B. store at Katz- vile, passed through Clifton Tuesday en route to Nogales on business.
 J. w. James, who has a contract with the Shannon Copper company to to haul ore from the Garfield district to Metcalf, was in town this week on business.
 F. F. Ray, one of the A. c. grocery clerks, left Tuesday morning for Sil- yer City, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his brother.
 J. w. Bennie of the Shannon Copper company, returned Saturday night from Solomonville, where he trans acted some business connected with his company.
 Louis Ferber, founder of the Bazaar, returned from Bisbee last Friday. He will remain in Clifton in the future and give the store his per sonal attention.
 Wm. Damron the transfer man, re- turned Sunday from San Diego and other California points, where he en- joyed two weeks drinking in the gen. tie sea breezes.
 Miss Mae Crozier, who taught a successful term in the Clifton public schools last term, arrived Saturday to be again connected with the Clifton public school.
 Abe Goodwin of the Bazaar store is now permanently located at Bisbee. Dave Kaplan, who has been in Clifton the past few weeks, will also locate at Bisbee in the near future.
 Geo. Nolan, one of the office men of the Shannon Copper company, left Saturday morning for the coast, where he will spend about six weeks having good time generally.
 Road Superintendent Laytt55il;-who draws one hundred piunks a month fer looking after the supervisors of the various precincts, spent a few days in the Clifton-Morenci precincts this week.
 Prof. T. c. Reece, who was princi- pal of the Clifton public schools last year, returned last week to assume the same position this term. The professor is greatly benefited by his vacation.
 Dr. L. A. W. Burtch and family arrived last Sunday from California. The children are looking well, but Mrs. Burtch has not entirely recov- cred her eyesight. They spent sev- eral weeks on the beach.
 James Smith, of the firm of J. & A. Smith, returned last night with his family from California, where they spent several weeks on the coast. Laurie Smith, son of Adam Smith,