The copper era., 1905-07-27
PURELY PERSONAL
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 Joe McQuarry was down from Met calf Sunday last.
 A. G. Smith left Tuesday last for Denver, Colorado.
 Mrs. Otto Pickerts of Deming, arr rived this week to join her husband.
 Miss Jenevieve Williams left this week on a visit to friends down the valley.
 Miss Neff, of Silver City, arrived last week on a visit to her father, Judge Neff.
 Mrs. Dr. Wiley, of Metcalf, de- parted Tuesday last for Chicago on visit to her old home.9
 Mrs. J. c. Smith, of Coronado, spent a few days in Clifton this week visiting her husband.
 MT. and Mrs. Alsdorf and Mrs. Alsdorf's sister, Miss Hull, were down Sunday last from Metcalf.
 Mrs. Geo. Fraser and daughter ar- rived home this week from a visit to her former home in Mississippi.
 Joseph Whitridge, formerly black smith for the Shannon company, is now located at Bisbee, Arizona.
 Mrs. Harry Beck and daughter of Douglas, who were visiting c. w. Beck and family, have returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jack Anderson and children left Monday last for Cali fornia, where they will spend several weeks.
 Alex Veitch and A. T. Thomson returned Sunday last from Long Beach, where they spent few weeks visiting their families,
 MT. Settles of Long Beach. accom- panied by his son Will, and dal fbter, Miss Grace, arrived in Clifton-c his week on visit to relatives.
 Clarence Bayne, who has been in the Shannon store for the past year or more, has been transferred to the company's store at Metcalf.
 Mrs. Gresham and sister, Miss Sophia Shirley, of Metcalf, left Tues day for Ocean Side, California, where they will spend several weeks.
 Dr. Horn left Sunday last on visit to friends in Chicago, and also his parents at his old home in Ohio. He will be absent several weeks. 
 Mrs. T. Norquay who-has been in the mountains for the past two weeks for the purpose of benefitting her moth CTS health, will return4in a few days.
 E. M. Williams, manager of the A. c. store, left yesterday for Long Beach, where he will join his wife and spend couple of weeks recreat- ing.
 Dr. Fales returned home last night frofn a visit to the Portland eXposi- tion. He took boat at Guaymas, which gave him a very pleasant sea voyage.
 Hardtimes Parks was down from Morenci yesterday. He report every thing quiet in that section-only a gun play and cutting scrape during the past week.
 Alex. Mclean, who recently re- signed his position as superintend- ent of the Metcalf mines, left this week for Chihuahua and Sonora to look after his mining interests.
 Jacob King, superintendent of the New England and Clifton Copper company, left this week for Pres colt, Arizona, where he will spend d few weeks examining mining prop erty.
 James Cooper, assistant general manager of the A. C. company, left Saturday last for his former home in Scotland, where he will spend sev- eral weeks. Before departing he an- nounced to his friends that he would return with a bride.
 Frank Hudson, one of the old time Clifton boys, who now represents the St. Elmo Cigar company of Los An geles, Cal, spent a few days in Cliff ton and Morenci during the past week. He reports the Clifton colony in Los Angeles as prosperous and happy.
 c. w. Hinchcliff, of Tucson, gen. eral manager of the Consolidated