The copper era., 1905-08-10
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Judge Campbell and L. R. Adams were down from Metcalf this week.
 Lee Maybre, rider on the Indian reservation, visited Clifton this week.
 Harry Young arrived in Clifton this week on a visit to old time friends.
 Andy Findlay returned this week from d visit to his former home in Kansas.
 Mrs. w. A. Leonard and sons, who have been at Long Beach, will return in few days.
 H. Albert returned last week from Pennsylvania, where he spent several weeks visiting his former home and friends.
 M. A. Crawford is now in charge of the A. c. store at Coronado during the temporary absence of Manager Randolph.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Morrison left Sunday last for a tour of Old Mexico, where they will spend some time sightseeing.
 John Bingham went to Lordsburg yesterday to meet his wife, who re- turned from the coast, where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. c. f. Pascoe and son left this week for San Jose and San Francisco, California. where they will spend sev- eral weeks visiting.
 Mrs. Harry Westlake and children are expected to arrive home in a few days from Long Beach, where they have been summering.
 R.J. Young was down last week from his ranch in Bush velley. He re- ports that the season has been re- markedly cool in that section.
 George Webster and Joe Dial left this week for Long Beach, where they will show the natives how to have good time. They will be ab- sent several weeks.
 Frank Maxwell, who is in the en- ploy of J. & A. Smith, returned last week from visit to his parents at Tularosa, N. M., where he spent sev- eral weeks very pleasantly.
 Mrs. H. G. Schafer, who spent some weeks in California, returned last week to Lordsburg, where she will re- main a few days visiting relatives before coming on to Clifton. H.G.
 The Clifton bakery is in receipt of new delivery wagon which is beauty. The bakery finds it neces- sary to run two wagons in order to supply it's rapidly increasing busi- ness.
 George Williams, Jr., and MT. Morse left Tuesday last for a trip through the Sierra Madres of So- nora, on a prospecting and hunting expedition. They will be absent some weeks.
 Mrs. Barker, of Honalulu, and daughter, Mrs. Macomber and son of Densmore, California, arrived last week on a visit to Jack Holman, who is a son of Mrs. Barker. They will remain some time.
 George Greene, manager of the Metcalf store of the A. c. company, left Tuesday morning on a visit to his former home in Iowa, where he will spend a few weeks visiting.
 L. S. Randolph manager of the A. c. store at Coronado, passed through Clifton this week en route to the coast where he will disport himself in the salt sea waves. He is out for a good time. -.+..
 Wm. Inglis arrived this week on a visit to his brother. T. B. Inglis. MT. Inglis is recently from South Africa, where he spent several years in the employ of the British govern ment. He may decide to locate int Clifton.
 Willie Stevens, a son of Charles E. Stevens. of Metcalf, who has been at tending school at Ada O., for the past two years, arrived home last week. He likes the east well enough, but thinks Arizona is about the only Coun- try.
 Fresh Saratoga chips at Smiths.