The copper era., 1906-09-13
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James Dunseath of Morenci spent
Sunday in Clifton.
George Burkner was down from
Metcalf yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed returned this
week from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nonamaker OF Mo-
renci visited Clifton this week.
Charles Allen returned this week
from prospecting trip in Mexico.
Mr.. Webster arrived this week
from Tennessee on a visit to his son,
John Webster.
Tom. Sidebotham left this week
for San Francisco, where he will
spend his vacation.
Mrs. J. w. Bonnie and daughter,
Miss Dot, arrived home from the
coast Saturday last.
Miss Cooper arrived from Oregon
last week to accept a position in the
North Clifton schools.
A. G. Nelson returned this week
from San Marcial, N. NJ, where he
spent a few weeks visiting.
Mrs. VIM. Hamilton and daughter
returned this week from California,
where they spent several weeks.
Louie Ferber of the Bazaar store,
returned last night from a business
trip to Douglas, Bisbee and Globe.
Mrs. Lamar Townsend arrived this
week from California on d visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill.
Justice Campbell was down from
Metcalf this week, and reports the
camp as very orderly for some time
past.
The Clifton schools opened Monday
last with an unusually large attend
ance. The Chase creek school will
open Monday next.
Robert D. Roberts, chief book
keeper for the Shannon copper COM
pany, arrived home this week from
San Francisco, where he spent his
vacation with relatives.
County Treasurer Ben R. Clark
spent a few days of the past week in
this end of the county, talking
politics and making himself gener-
ally agreeable.
Hon. Ben. Crawford and Judge
Hampton returned Saturday last
from Bisbee, where they attended
the democratic convention, which
they describe as a Irregular love
feast"
Robert Dunagan and family ar
rived Tuesday night from California,
where they did" the coast pretty
generally. and of course had a
pleasant trip.
Harry Wright and Max Julg re-
turned last week from California,
where they spent several weeks.
Since his return Mr.. Wright has
been quite sick, but is now improving
and will soon be able to leave his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacLay and son and
Miss Christene Cromb returned last
week from the Blue, where they
spent some time camping and pleas
uring. They had pleasant outing
and returned greatly improved in
health.
Mrs. P. F. Crowley and children
left last week for Black River Falls,
where her parents reside.
They are both well along in years
and are in feeble health, hence she
will remain with them during the
winter.
Eusibio Yvarza arrived from Tomb
stone this week on a visit to his
Dave Arzate. He
drove over in a buggy and states
that on the way he met several bands
of well armed Mexicans who were
heading for Mexico. There were
from three to twenty in each band.
James Colquhoun, president of the
Arizona Copper company, arrived
home Tuesday evening from Mon
terey, California, where he spent
his summer vacation. He returns
much improved in physical condition,
and is prepared for another long
siege of good hard work.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Kane returned
last week from California where
they spent several weeks for the
benefit of Mr.. .Kane's health. While
absent Mr.. Kane gained flesh at
the rate of pound a day, and is
again able to look after the business
Of the Shannon store, of which he is
the manager.
Mrs. c. E. Bull and daughter, Miss
Grace, who spent some time at Mrs.
Bulls former home in Texas, spent
a few days here this week as the
guest of Mrs. Bulls sister, Miss Grace
Pierce. They left today for their
home in Douglas. They found Tex
as intentionally warm as compared
to Arizona. They enjoyed their visit
but were glad to get home again.