The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-04-12
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]. R. Hampton visited Ell Paso last

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, J. R. Hampton visited Ell Paso last
week.
JEFF Dunagan left yesterday morn
ing for the county seat.
, L. H. Chadburn, of Metcalf, spent
Sunday in the metropolis.
Frank Springer is attending court
at Solomonville this week.
Dave Arzate and Lee Hobbs are at
the county seat attending court.
Mrs. J. H. Cox and son spent We'd
nesday at Metcalf visiting friends.
Miss Alice Wood left Wednesday
morning for Globe to visit her sister.
Deputy Sheriff Spaw was passen-
ger yesterday morning for the county
seat.
Mrs. George Webster returned last
week from visit to relatives at SAT-
ford.
Mrs. Alsdorf is spending the week
at Morenci as the guest of Mrs.
York
J. R. Hampton left yesterday for
fSolomonville to attend to business
before the district court.
Jack Holman has gone to his mines
in the Mayhower district where he
will spend few days.
Mrs. Carl Keith and family left
yesterday fot White Oaks, New Mex
leo, to remain through the summer.
James Baldwin left this week for
Little Rock, Arkansas, on visit to
friends. He Will be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Lame left this week
for Solomonville where she will join
her husband during the remainder of
court.
Bill Hagan left yesterday morning
for the county seat where he has i'm
portant business matters to settle in
the district court.
Ernest Nubauer will leave shortly
for a visit to his old home in Bavaria.
He will do Europe pretty generally
before returning.
VIM. Garland, an old time Cliff
tonian, returned this week after an
absence of nearly three years, spent
mostly at Bisbee and Globe.
Col. M. j. Egan returned last week
from Douglas and Bisbee, where he
spent few days, and reports that
section as very prosperous.
Oliver Billingsley left last week
| for his old home in Tennessee, where
he will spend a few weeks visiting
the scenes of his childhood.
Jim Pheby, one of the best known
! miners of the southwest, arrived this
week from Cananea, and will probably
accept employment in this section.
Mesdames Sam Abraham, Harry
Wright and Lovejoy attended
birthday luncheon given by Mrs.
John Parks at Morenci Monday last
Harry Westlake, who has charge
of the labor at the Shannon plant,
left this week for Solomonville to at
tend court, and will visit Globe be-
fore returning.
Claud Hooker, who has been post
past, left this week for Oklahoma,
where he will engage in the real es-
tate business.
Sam Spann left this week for
Douglas and Bisbee on a short vaca-
ton. He refused to be interviewed
as to the object of his visit, but there
are surmises.
Roy Wayland, chief pharmacist of
the A. c. drug department, last week
visited Douglas and Bisbee, where he
met many former Clifton people, all
of whom seem to be doing we'll.
Mrs. p. J. Bennett left yesterday
morning for Globe, where Mr.. Ben
nett now holds a responsible position
with the Silver Belt. Their son Clar-
ence will also leave in a few days to
join his parents.
Al. Rosecrans, superintendent of
the Standard mines, is spending the
week at the county seat attending
court as a juryman. Mrs. Rosecrans
spent a couple of days in Clifton this
week as the guest of Mrs. w. A.
Leonard.
Bob SCHNEIDER, who is connected
with the electrical department of the
A. G. company at Morenci, returned
last week from Houston and Velasco,
Texas, where he had been on a pleas
ure trip. He reports the south as
very prosperous, but thinks there is
no place like Arizona.
D. Loeb, one of the old time Cliff
ton boys, is spending a few days in
town. He is now on the road for
Chicago tailoring company, but ex-
poets to retire from the road and
locate at Nogales, which he reports
as a very lively town.
James Norte returned last week
from trip to Chihuahua, where he
spent a few. week visiting his par
ents, formerly of Clifton, who have
been living in Chihuahua several
years. He reports the old town as
prosperous, but says it is not up to
the Arizona standard for snap and
hustle.
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