The copper era., 1906-10-04
PURELY PERSONAL


Dave Arzate visited the county
seat this week.
Dick Hill, of Duncan, is spending
the week in the city.
&c. Gatti and w. A. Pitt are on
the grand jury this week.
Lee Hobbs is spending the week
at the county seat attending court.
Tom Inglis is home from the noun
tains, where he spent four weeks
very pleasantly.
Mack Kline arrived from Douglas
last week, and will probably accept
employment on the A. & N. M.
A. G. McAlister, assistant prose-
cutting attorney, is spending the
week at Solomonville attending court.
Mrs. D. Ringland and children, of
Metcalf, spent few days in Clifton
this week as the guests of Mrs. Tom
Smith.
Jud Webster visited Deming this
week, where he purchased a fine
bunch of beef cattle from Col. Dick
Hudson.
Thomas Sidebotham and family re-
turned last night from California,
where they spent some time quite
pleasantly.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon and children
are expected to arrive home this
evening from Silver City, where they
spent the summer.
Mrs. Lamar Townsend, who spent
few days in this city visiting her
parents, returned to her home in
Bisbee last week.
Miss Nellie Trott, of Phoenix,
president of the Rebekah assembly,
is spending the week in Clifton and
Morenci visiting the lodges.
Mrs. Mclaughlin, who spent last
week here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles Spann, has returned to her
home at Nacozari, Mexico.
A. Hoffman and Drue Underwood
were in town this week from the Gold
Belt camp. They report the mine as
showing up better every day.
Guy LOOMS left this morning for
the east where he will purchase a
stock of drugs, preparatory to open
ing a new drug store on Chase creek.
Mrs. G. c. Reed left this morning
for Louisville, KY, where she will
make her home in the future. Her
many Clifton friends wish her pleas
ant journey.
E. G. Humphreys, district freight
and passenger agent of the S. P.
with headquarters at Tucson, called
on the ERA last week while visiting
this camp on business.
L. Stradtfeld, who has been the
time keeper at 1.-THE Shannon plant
for some time past, has resigned his
position and gone to Globe, where he
will accept employment.
J. G. Hopkins, a director of the
Arizona Copper company arrived
last night to spend a few weeks in
camp. Being an old timer in the
camp he always meets with a hearty
reception from his many friends.
L. r. Broyles, who spent the past
three months at his old home in
Knoxville, Tennessee, returned Sat
urday to resume his old position as
driver of the Shannon plant delivery
wagon. He reports a pleasant time,
although a portion of his time was
spent in the sick room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagstaff and children
arrived home from the coast last
week. where Mrs. Wagstaff spent the
summer. They were accompanied
home by a new son, who came to
them on the coast. They are all in
excellent health, and enjoyed the
trip very much.
J. r. Forbes, traffic manager of
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad, with headquarters at Con-
cordia, Kansas, spent a few days in
Clifton during the past week on a
visit to his brother, S. J. Forbes, the
Chase creek merchant. He will
spend some time in California before
returning home.
w. f. Brooks, who has iseen spend
ing some time in the mountains of
Black river, was in this week to lay
in a fresh supply of provisions, after
which he returned to his retreat in
the hills. He Is so enfatpated with
the out door life that he expects to
remain in tho mountains for some