The copper era., 1906-08-09
! PURELY. PERSONAL

clifton last week.
Sheriff Jim Parks spent a few day
in Clifton this week -
10. Baylor left Monday last TO
California on pleasure trip.
Mrs. A, NJ. Turner and children are
spending the week at Hachita.
Mrs. Leonard Slessinger, of Met
calf, spent few days in Clifton thi'
week.
Mrs. Nicks, of Coronado, visited
Clifton this week on a shopping
expedition.
George Tyler left last week fol
Douglas, where he will make his
home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs Widner returned last
week from Wisconsin, where they
spent several weeks. = < -....,,,- e
Mrs. J. E. Hargis returned last
week from California, where. she
spent several weeks.
Joe Dial, of the firm Dial & Arhel-
ger, left this morning for Stems
Pass on business for the firm.
Al. Kountz, w. E. Brooks and Ed
die Hobart, all the Standard mines,
visited Clifton during the past week.
Walter Wilhower, a nephew of the
late Lou Hyer, arrived this week,
and is mingling with the friends of
his uncle. 95aai't- e..
Mrs. Ed. Leonard and daughter
returned last week from Wisconsin,,
where they spent the summer with
relatives. -a's.ir i
Mrs, L. E. Hoeye and son, Lonnie
arrived last night from Illinois,
where they spent several weeks
visiting. .-.---- 80 ----.-...-
II. H. Dyer, superintendent of the
Shannon mines at Metcalf, returned
this week from California, where he
spent his vacation. &
Dave Arzate and family returned
this week from Tombstone, where
they spent, a couple. of weeks visiting
and friends.
Mrs. James Kirby and sister, Miss
Gibson; arrived last week from New
Franklin, Mo-, where Mrs. Kirby
spent some weeks visiting.
p. Ben NJ. Crawford, who left Clifton
last week for Phoenix, is now in
California, in consultation with his
partners in the mining business.
G. G. Cole, stenographer for the
Shannon Copper company, returned
last week from Denver, where he
had been to attend the Elks' conven-
tion. 5s 90
R. D. Roberts, of the Shannon Cop
per company, left this morning for
San Francisco and other points in
California to be absent about
month.
Col. Dell M. Potter,left Tuesday
for Portland, Maine, to attend
of the New England and
Clifton shareholders He will be
absent several weeks.
Messrs. Young, Wofford, Monteith
and Mason left this week for Mowry,
where they will be employed in a
new concentrating plant which is
about to start,up there. 4
Rolla v. Watson, consulting en-
yeneer of the Shannon Copper COM
pany, returned this week from a
visit to the coast, where he spent
few weeks very pleasantly. 4
Joe Terrell as-in-tOWn- this week
from the Double Circle ranch. He
reports the Clifton people who are
spending the summer in that section
as having a splendid time. Iii
H. G. Schafer, manager, of the
Blinn Lumber Company at, this place,
S home Sfrem California, where he
spent a few weeks with his family
who are summering there
Mrs. Tom Clark left this week for
California, where she will spend some
lime, hoping to find relief from
with which she has been
for. some time past.
Mr.. Poole, who has had charge of
the mechanical department of the
Stafford Journal for theapast year, ar
rived in town this week--to accept
on, the Herald. 81
, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lame returned
asst week from California, where
3hey-~spent~ .~some~,w eeks-.at their
former home They had a pleasant
time but were of course glad to get
pack to Clifton. -
A. w. Chesseman, general agent of
The Galveston. Harrisburg and San
Antonio railroad. with Headquarters
n Ell Paso, is spending a few days in
this. section in the interest. of his
s8ss So
W. M. Clark, chief of the grocery
of the A. G. store, left
this morning for Duncan, where he
will spend couple of weeks hunting
and camping out. He was accom-
panied by his wife and baby. 81
Hermann Noll accompanied the ball
team to Ell Paso, and feels that he
was well renaid for his trin-sHe