The copper era., 1905-09-21
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PURELY PERSONAL
AG

Bill Spaw visited Duncan this
 week.
 Deputy Sheriff Lee Hobbs spent
 yesterday at Duncan.
 w. A. Leonard returned last week
 from a trip to New York.
 Mrs. George Webster left Monday on a visit to friends in the lower
 valley.
 L. J. Brochears and E. V. Horton of Metcalf spent Saturday last in Clifton.
 MT. and Mrs. Veitch visited Fl Paso Saturday last, returning on Monday.
 Betts Henderson, a Grant county cattleman, spent a couple of days in Clifton this week.
 Walter Siegal and party left Sat urday last for the mountains on a hunting expedition.
 MT. and Mrs. T. L. Stockton left this week on a pleasure trip through the southern states.
 s. Blanchard returned last week from California, where he spent sev- eral weeks pleasuring.
 Mrs. Julius Ottman of Metcalf spent Sunday in Clifton as the guest of Mrs. H. Westlake.
 Mrs. George Gilbert left this week for Douglas, where she will make her home in the future.
 MT. and Mrs. Barrett left Friday morning last with the ball team, which they accompanied to Albu- querque.
 Edward Gomez recently purchased the Schwarz barber shop on Gold avenue, and will remove it to Chase creek.
 Gatti SC Hill have purchased Tobe Lacy's stock of hogs, which have been running on the Lacy ranch at Coronado on the Gila.
 Dave Clark and Henry Collins left Sunday last for Solomonville, where they attended a meeting of the board of supervisors.
 J. A. Hildreth is home from a trip to Bush valley, where he spent sev- eral weeks enjoying the splendid climate of that section.
 Dr. Carter left Friday last for Fl Paso, where he will probably locate. While in this section the doctor made many friends.
 Messrs. Kane, Lancaster, Deck and Riley spent Saturday and Sunday hunting up the Frisco, and came home well stocked with birds.
 R. D. Roberts, chief book-keeper for the Shannon Copper company, left this week for San Francisco, where he will spend his vacation.
 Mrs. Jesse Yoakum and family and | sister, Miss Vache, left Saturday last | for Lowell to join MT. Yoakum, who | is engaged in the real estate business.
 Mrs. J. E. Thompson and son. Joe. arrived last week from their home in Bisbee on a visit to Mrs. Baylor Shannon. They returned home Tues day.
 Clarence Bennett and Tom Quinn returned home last week from a hunting and fishing trip to the White where they spent several weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradlee, whose son is at the Shannon hospital with typhoid fever, arrived last week from their home in Connecticut, and will re- main until their son has recovered.
 Captain William Wallace returned last week from Denver, Colorado, where he spent several weeks enjoy ing a vacation. He brought back with him an imported Cockrel spaniel, which is the finest specimen 0f the kind ever seen in this section
 George w. Williams: Sr., returned ast week from California, where he took in the sights'' and had a good time generally. He was so favor lbly impressed with the coast coun- ny that he has determined to go out every year in the future.
 The Misses Smith and Miss Bennie, by Miss Sarah Wood nan, left Sunday last for Tucson, hSAS ShC " III OC DldOCQ n the University. Miss Woodman will return soon, as she has been en- . ragged to teach in the South Clifton { schools. Joe Dial, who is employed in the f Webster market, arrived home last week. from California, where he spent lis vacation. He met Col. Sam Price and Ernest Gray, both former ( y of Clifton, who are located at Huntingdon Beach, the coming new own of the coast. Mat Danenhauer left Saturday last o join the ball team in Fl Paso, and ( m Sunday made two home runs. He s now with the club at Albuquerque, -ssisting in skinning the New Mex cans. Before leaving Mat gave it ut in a confidential manner that he would return with bride, but his friends do not take the statement eriously. He will have to ''show hem.'
 The ERA wishes to return thanks O George Gamble. of Stafford, for box of fine plums and apples. The fila valley is noted for its fruit, but | has only recently been demOnstrat- ,