The copper era., 1905-11-02
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PURELY PERSONAL

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 Tim Nardelli was down from Met calf this week:
 George Carlton, county clerk, is visiting Clifton.
 Harry White was in town this week from Blue river.
 Joe McQuarry was down from Met calf Sunday last.
 George Greene, of Metcalf, spent Sunday in Clifton,
 R. J. Young left this morning for his ranch in Bush valley.
 Lawrence LaPoint, of Newtown. Morenci, visited Clifton this week.
 Dick Lakenan was in town this week from his mines in Gold gulch. Dr. Gillian returned last week from the east where he spent his vacation.
 Jerry Elliott left this week for Denver, where he will spend a few weeks.
 Mrs. Jake Sellers and son left this morning for Globe, where they will make their home.
 F. P. Randolph, Safford's enter prising real estate agent, visited Clifton this week. Louis Ferber, manager of the Ba- zaar department store, is spending the week at Bisbee
 Mrs. W. s. Cox, of Silver City, ar rived last week on a visit to her sis ter, Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
 Hamilton, Hart and OLeary spent a couple of days of last week at Hay canyon hunting and fishing.
 Mrs. Jack Lauder arrived from San Francisco, Cal, Tuesday evening to join her husband. She will make her future home in Clifton.
 Frank Laine and Jim Harvey spent day near Coronado last week, and returned with many birds. They re port quail scarce in that section.
 Walter Doudna, one of Clifton's best painters, arrived in Clifton last night from a visit to his old home in Iowa, where he spent the past two months.
 Bay Shannon returned yesterday from Black river, where he purchased many beef cattle for Cromb GC Shan non. He reports that section in splendid condition.
 B. c. Bunker, who spent some weeks in the White mountains, re- turned this week, the picture of good health. He has sold his business at and may locate in Clifton.
 Mrs. Theodore Kline and children left this week for Silver City, where she will spend the winter, hoping that the change of climate will be beneficial to the children, who have been in bad health for some time past.
 MT. and Mrs. J. F. Roberson arrived | last week from MT. Roberson's former | home in Missouri. MT. Roberson will l again be connected with the New England company, and will live at the company's former office on the | Frisco.
 G. w. Williams. ST., and G. w. | Jr., left this week for Pima to attend a family reunion, in of the eightieth birthday If MT. Williams Sr's mother. There will be four generations of the family present at the celebration.
 L. J. Broshears has resigned his position in the store department of he Arizona Copper company at Met ;alf and will devote his entire time o developing his ranch near Stafford. 'Butch' has been with the company many years and will be missed around Metcalf.
 Messrs. Adams ana Jackson, who nave worked around the mines at detcalf the past four years, passed through Clifton Tuesday on their way east. They generally spend a :ouple of month of each year ac- Iuainting themselves wilh city ways md having a good ime.
 George H. Dudley, wcI 1lpN-I II Clifton, left this morning for Brook yn, where he will transact some very business. It is rumored hat he will engage into an extensive ontract,. after which he will return o Clifton about December 1st and ake up his duties with the A. c.