The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-06-14
PURELY PERSONAL


w. S. Brooks of the Standard
mines, visited Clifton yesterday.
Mrs. Will Jones left Tuesday for
San Antonio on a visit to her parents.
Tom Brown left this morning for
Ohio, where he will spend the sum-
mer.
J. G. Gatti made a trip to Duncan
Tuesday on business connected with
his meat market.
Miss Roberta Paul, of Ell Paso, ar
rived last week on a visit to her Sis
ter, Mrs. II. Westlake.
L. Ferber, of the Bazaar Depart
ment store, returned this week from
a trip down the valley.
Mrs. Ed. Leonard and daughter left
last week for Wisconsin, where they
will spend the summer.
Mrs. Frank B. Lame left this morn
ing for San Jose, Calf, where she
will spend the summer.
w. B. Foote left Friday last for
his old home in New York, where he
will spend several weeks.
Miss Chapman returned last week
from Solomonville, where she spent a
week as the guest of Miss Bishop.
Henry Bingham and family, of
Metcalf, passed through Clifton
Tuesday on their way to the valley.
Lee Dunn, engineer, and F. Moore,
carpenter, of the Standard Mines,
came down Sunday to witness the
ball games.
Al Kuntz, assistant manager at
the Standard mines, was in camp
"Wednesday and was on his usual
good behavior.
Mrs. Lovejoy, mother of Mrs.
Harry Wright, left last week for her
home in San Francisco, after having
spent some months here.
Mr.. Weaver, one of the employees
at the Shannon mine, passed through
Clifton this morning on his way to
Chicago to spend few weeks.
Hon. Henry Hill returned Tuesday
last from the oil fields at Thomas,
where he is interested with others in
the development of the district.
A. w. Moore left this morning for
his former home in New Jersey,
where he will remain several weeks
on business and visiting relatives and
friends.
President Palmer; of the Shannon
Copper company, who spent some
weeks here visiting the property,
left for his home in New York Mon
day last.
A. S. Rosecrans, superintendent of
the Standard mines, left last week
for San Jose, California, where he
will spend his months vacation with
his family.
Mrs. Minsen, mother of r. K. Min
sen, and her daughter, Mrs. Rodgers,
of San Francisco, who spent some
weeks here visiting, left yesterday
morning for home.
Jim Cooper, the A. & N. M. tele-
grapher, is at Duncan during the alb
sence of Agent McKeegan. A. Argo
is now manipulating the ticker at
the Clifton office.
J. E. McDavitt, who is connected
with the Medler mining company,
spent a couple days of this week
in Clifton. The out door life seems
to agree with him.
j. G. Tyler, one of Clifton's best me-
chanics, left this morning for San
Jose, California, where he has en-
ployment at his trade. If he is |
pleased with San Jose he will send for |
his family, and if not he will return
to Clifton in the fall.
w. K. Dial, prominent attorney
of the valley, visited Clifton this /
week on business and politics COM
bined. The ERA is informed that
Mr.. Dial would not object to the
democratic nomination for district
attorney.
Mrs. A. T. Thomson and her guest,
Miss Piesker, left Tuesday morning
for Long Beach, California, where
they will be joined later by Mr..
Thomson, after which they will visit
Portland and Seattle. They will be
absent during the heated term.
Mrs. Harris, of San Saba, Texas,
arrived Monday night on a visit to
her daughters, Mesdames Williams
and Thomson. She was met at
Hachita by Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Harris left this
morning for the coast where they
will spend the summer.
}. Backstein and J. G. Werner re-
turned Monday night from California,
where they had been to purchase the
supplies necessary for the new lum-
Der yard which they will soon have
running on Chase creek. They had
no trouble in securing all the lumber
they wanted, and they expect to be
ready to handle local business in
about three weeks.
The Misses Bostick and Anderson,
who have been spending the past
few weeks at the johnson ranch, re-
turned yesterday, after having had
a most delightful outing. They were
accompanied by Miss Marie johnson
who will spend Il few days in Clifton
U. G. Wolfe, of the Independent
Assay office, returned this week from
the City of Mexico, where he spent
several months on mining business.
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