The copper era., 1905-09-14
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Mrs. John Webster returned Satur- day from visit to Duncan.
 Mrs. Tom Smith and son, Sidney, returned Sunday night from Cali fornia.
 Mrs. Hattie Gusasky, of Globe, is in Clifton on visit to her father Judge Nef.
 Mrs. J. J. Jones and son left Tues day for Tucson, where she will place her son in school.
 Dr. and Mrs. Schell left Clifton Saturday mor2ing last for Tucson and other places.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Alsdorf have moved from Metcalf to Clifton. They reside in South Clifton.
 Miss Jessie Ashton left Saturday morning last for Duncan to spend short time with friends
 A. G. Smith, cashier of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust company. ar rived Tuesday from Globe.
 Charley Hunter, the ball player, lest yesterday for his home in Cali fornia, where he will remain.
 R. L. Peisker has accepted posi- tion with the store department of the Shannon Copper company.
 E. H. Franz arrived last week from California and other points, where he combined pleasure and business.
 Miss Stevenson and MT. Moon vis- ited Clifton Sunday last to see Mo renci go down in defeat at the ball game.
 Mrs. D. Ringland and children re- turned Sunday from California, where they spent a few months enjoying the sea breeze.
 MT. and Mrs. E. N. Prettyman re- turned Saturday night from Califor- nia, where they spent several weeks having a good time. Gustav Becker, of the Becker-Franz company, North Clifton and Spring erville merchants, spent a few days of this week in Clifton.
 c. w. Beck returned last week from a trip to Douglas and other points. He liked Douglas the best of the camps in that country.
 Mrs. Henry Hill and daughther, Miss Rose, and son, Raymond, who spent the past few months on the coast, returned home Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Owens, of Metcalf, passed through Clifton this week en route to Duncan, where they will spend several days visiting.
 M. E. Crawford has returned from Coronado, where he spent few weeks as manager of the A. c. store during the absence. of MT. Randolph.
 M. W. Edwards, who has been in the office department of the A. c. l store at this place, was transferred the Longfellow store last week for a short time.
 Wm. Burke, one of the A. C. ma chinists, returned Saturday from Ohio, where he was called | by the death of his mother, some two weeks ago.
 J. L. T. Walters, postmaster at | Duncan, spent last Thursday in Clifton on business. He did not re- turn until Saturday, there being no train to Duncan Friday.
 Mrs. Alex. Veitch went to Lords burg on the Arizona Wednesday to meet Mrs. Walter Payne and daugh- ter, Bessie, and little Miss Veitch, who returned from California.
 Mrs. John Grimes and sons will ar rive in Clifton sometime during the next two weeks. They have not yet determined whether they will re- main in Clifton or move to Globe.
 Miss Alice Green, who visited her sister, Mrs. Kline, the past few returned to her home in Silver City Sunday last. Miss Green made many friends in Clifton who re- gretted her departure.
 c. w. Wacaser arrived Saturday night from Illinois to teach in the South Clifton public school. He is also an expert violinist and will en- deavor to start a class in Clifton, which he will conduct outside of . school hours.
 T. A. Balmer, the popular dentist, arrived in Clifton last Thursday |