The copper era., 1905-10-19
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PURELY PERSONAL

George Chispin visited Clifton this
 week.
 Hon. Frank Billingsley of Duncan
 visited Clifton this week.
 E. Schumann left this week for the
 mountains on an outing trip.
 J. R. Hampton visited the county seat last week on important legal business.
 G. E. Kiln, ensmith, who formerly
 resided in this camp, passed through
 Clifton this week.
 Miss Sarah Woodman left this
 week for California, where she will
 spend a few weeks. i Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Smith leave i tomorrow for Globe, where they will spend several weeks.
 MT. Chitty, d prosperous ranch
 man of the Blue river country, was
 in town one day this week.
 Miss Fisher, recently of Wichita, Kansas, arrived this week to teach in the North Clifton schools.
 Jack Lauder, an old time machinist who formerly resided in Clifton, has returned after an absence of several years.
 Garnett King, travelling passenger agent of the Southwestern System, spent a couple of days in town this week.
 Bay Shannon returned this week from the Salt river valley, where he had been on a hog purchasing ex- petition.
 Patsy Hogan left Saturday last for Waco, Texas, where he will join the bridge gang that left here several weeks ago.
 Frank B. Laine is home again from SolomonviHe, where, in company with Mrs. Laine, he spent couple of weeks attending court.
 w. J. Riley. assistant cashier of the First National Bank, is spending his vacation at Yuma, Arizona's future great" city.
 A. G. McAlister, assistant district attorney, arrived home last night from Solomonville where he was at tending district court.
 Dr. Slayton is home from Long Beach, where his family will spend a few weeks. The baby has improved rapidly since it's arrival on the beach.
 Ross Hague left Saturday last for his home at Ironton, Ohio. He was the last of the bridge men to leave, having remained here to paint the railroad structure.
 Mrs. Lynch and son ''Doc" and grand daughter Patrecia returned last week from Portland, where they spent several weeks. They report having had a very pleasant trip.
 John Coughlau, who met with seri- ous accident in the railroad yards here some months ago, returned last week from Chicago with a new arti fcial limb, with which he is now get ting acquainted.
 Frank Hudson, one of the old time Clifton boys, was in town this week business for the St. Elmo Cigar company, of Los Angeles. Frank always does a good business in Clifton, which is not altogether due to the popularity of the cigars.
 Mat. Danenhauer and bride arrived 1 home Tuesday night, after trip to the City of Mexico and other points of interest in the sister republic. i They are now stopping at the Clifton Hotel, but will be tat home" to | their friends at their cozy cottage on | Hills addition in about two weeks.
 Henry Hill returned this week from he lower valley, where he spent few days looking after his real es- ate and oil interests. He is inter- ested with a number of valley people n what will eventually be one of the pig producing oil districts of the world. The property is owned by | ocal people who will soon sink wells 'or the development of the property. 1
 J. F. Smart, one of the old time miners of this section, arrived last week from his home ii California, to ook after the development work of lis claims in the Greenlee district. Mr. Smart moved to California tor the purpose or euucat- ng his children, but in way still considers Clifton as home. He says { is the only place that seems like nome to him, and he is always glad 70 get back. He will be here for ,ome considerable time.
 c. o. Billingsley returned last week rom a trip to- Douglas and Bisbee, where he spent some time. He was lmazed at the many Improvements being made in that section. He re- ports many Clifton people in that section and all apparently doing well. Wages are good in that section, few dlers and money plentiful. He re ports that J. E. Thompson, who left lere something over year ago, is loing an immense real estate and in- ,urance business at Bisbee, with branch offices at several other places. Jesse Yoakum is associated with MT. Thompson and is running the office 1t Lowell.