The copper era., 1906-08-02
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J. o. Baylor returned last week
from a trip to the Blue river country.
Miss Edna Kline left last week for
Douglas on a visit to her brother
Mac.
Lee Dunn, of the Standard mines,
came down last night on a business
trip.
Guy LOOMS returned Tuesday last
from c. P. Dunn's camp in the
White mountains.
Miss Nita Day of Duncan is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John Webster, of
Hills addition.
Hon. Henry Hill left this morning
for Phoenix to attend the anti-joint
statehood meeting.
Dave Clark, master mechanic of
the A. G. company, is spending his
vacation in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Warren left
this morning for the east, where
they will spend few weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Rabnowitz and children
left this morning for Guthrie where
they will spend few days.
Ira Dillon, brother-in-law to o..
A. Risdon, arrived from st. Louis
last week to make his home here.
Mrs. Munroe and daughter Kath-
ryn returned last night from Cal
ifornia, where they spent several
weeks.
Frenchy" Langerman, of New
town, visited Clifton yesterday, and
received a royal welcome from many
friends.
J. A. Campbell. of the Shannon
general office, returned last night
from California, where he spent his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor returned last
week from Oklahoma, where they
spent several weeks visiting. They
had pleasant trip.
Jerry Elliott and L. Segal arrived
Tuesday night from the White noun
tains, where they spent a month,
camping and fishing.
Mrs. Thomas Stockton, who has
been spending the summer at her
husbands ranch on Blue river, spent
a few days in town this week.
Mrs. Minor Simms returned Monday
last from her former home in Texas,
where she spent several weeks. She
was met at Ell Paso by Mr.. Simms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Stevens, who
spent the past forty days at their
summer camp near Granville, have
returned to town, as recent rains
have made it unpleasant camping
Mac Billingsley, a skinner at the
A. c. smelters, left Sunday last for
Martinez, California, to accept an
position with a smelter
operating at that place.
Mrs. Love and daughter left this
week for the L. .. E. ranch, where
they will spend a few weeks. They
were accompanied by Miss Chapman,
who is taking her summer vacation
in the hills.
Willis Bonnie returned last week
from, Long Beach, California. He
found that section little too moist
for his comfort. His mother and
Miss Bonnie will remain on the
coast for some weeks yet.
Charley Daniels arrived home from
Denver last week, where he attended
the Elk's annual meeting. From
what he says about it the Elks came
pretty near having a good time
while in the Centennial state.
Mrs. Gay, a sister of Mrs. Terrell,
and Mrs. Warren and their children
who spent some weeks on Eagle
river and in the mountains, passed
Clifton this week en- route
to their homes after spending
pleasant summer.
Col. W. T. Luddy, one of the pio-
neer newspaper men of Arizona, who
recently disposed of his business in
terests in Idaho and Washington,
spent few days in Clifton this week,
and then left for the southern part
of the territory. He is hunting
location for a first-class daily news
paper. and has his eye on Bisbee.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Miss