The copper era., 1906-08-16
PURELY PERSONAL

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E. V. Horton, of Metcalt, was il
Clifton Monday last.
Dad Hoeye, of Globe, is in the cit,
on visit to his son and family.
Angel Campbell and Alberto Nun
guia, of Morenci, visited Clifton thi
week.
F. Barkhurst, one of Metcalf'i
prominent citizens, visited Clifton
last week.
Miss Eta Martin returned las
week from a short visit to friend:
at Silver City.
r. K. Minsen, chief clerk of the
A. & N. NJ. r. R., visited Ell PasC
last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alsdorf returned last
week from the Cuprite mines, where
they spent several days.
w. F. Burns, superintendent OF
the A. G. company's King mines
near Metcalf, spent Monday in Cliff
ton.
Lamar Cobb left this morning fol-
Pima country, where he will do some
surveying for parties interested in
HIIluS CIdluS.
Mrs. }. B. Kline and daughter,
Edna, returned this week from a
short trip to Duncan, where they
visited friends.
District Attorney Rawlins spent
Monday in Clifton, returning home
Tuesday. Mr.. Rawlins is out of
politics this year.
George Burris visited Nogales and
the Mowry country last week and re-
turned greatly pleased with condi-
tions in that section.
Miss Franz, who spent a few weeks
here visiting her brother, Dick
Franz, left last week on a visit to
her brother in Globe.
Mrs. r. L. Hooker and children
left this morning for Duncan, where
visiting relatives and friends.
DIR. w. F. Fales returned this week
from the coast, where he had a good
time chasing sand crabs and catching
fish. He has some rich fish stories.
Archie Morrison, superintendent
of the A. T.. concentrating depart
ment, left last week for Cananea,
Bisbee and Douglas, on short visit.
Frank Hudson, an old time Clifton
boy, who now travles for the St.
Elmo cigar company of Los Angeles,
spent a few days in Clifton this
week.
Mrs. Tom Stockton and children
left this morning for their home in
Silver City, after spending a short
time in Clifton on a visit to Mr..
Bart Upton, Duncan's enterprising
produce merchant, visited Clifton
az ain this week. He is rapidly build
ing up a satisfactory trade in the
produce line.
James Dunseath, of the Morenci
Leader, spent Sunday in Clifton. He
mas about quit the newspaper bust
ness and is now devoting the greater
portion of his time to his law bust
ness.
Frank Billingsley, of Duncan, who
las announced to succeed himself as
spent a few days of the
present week in this district, repair
ng his political fences.
l.. Slessinger, one of the timber
men at the Shannon mine, visited
Clifton this week for the first time
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he glad hand by his many old time
friends.
J. L. Jacobson, who had charge of
he A. G. drug store during w. r.
absence, left today for
hort vacation in the mountains,
where he will fish and hunt and have
| good time generally.
County Clerk Carlton spent a few
lays of last week in this part of the
county, mingling with the people
md making himself generally agree
lble. Mr.. Carlton has made the
county very efficient clerk.
Hon Bay Shannon, who has been
aid up with a sprained ankle for
several months, expects to attend
Meeting of the board next week.
Mrs. Shannon and daughter will spend
| few weeks in Silver City, N. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fraser and
laughter left this week for Cali
ornia, hoping that change of eli
nate will be beneficial to their
laughter, who had been quite i'll for
ome weeks before their departure.
w. A. Pitt, who in addition to his
work. as a contractor, also carries
m an extensive farm at Duncan,
which he visited Sunday last, and
vas we'll pleased with conditions on
he farm and the country surround
ng.
Miss Dora Stamp, formerly of
clifton, but now resident of Tue
on, returned this week on a bust
les trip. She thinks that Clifton
las the most desirable climate of
my place she has visited since leav-
ng here nearly a year ago.
J. w. Bonnie and daughter, Miss
Dot, left last week for Long Beach,
where Mr.. Bonnie will
pend a few days. He will be ac-
ompanied home by his daughter,
Hiss Florence, who has spent the
ummer with her mother on the
each.
Richard Stevens and family, who
pent the last three months visiting
elatives IN England and Germany,