The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-09-06
PURELY PERSONAL


urday from the coast.
w. F. Hagan and son returned las
week from California.
John Kelly and family returned
last week from the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Stevens retur nee
last week from the coast.
Hugh Forbes returned Friday last
from butterfly trip to the coast.
Henry Anderson and Pat Barnett
returned home Friday last from Cali
fornia.
Tom Larkin, superintendent of the
Ash Peak mines, visited Clifton this
week.
G. w. Williams, ST., and daughter
returned home from the coast Satur.
day last.
Mrs. w. F. Fales returned Thurs.
day last from an extended visit on
the coast.
A. A. Anderson returned home last
Thursday from pleasure trip to
California.
w. D. Whipple returned home Fri
day last from the coast, where he
had good time.
Miss Nettie Young returned this
week from short visit to relatives
and friends in Globe.
DIR. T. B. Smith arrived in Clifton
Thursday to take up his duties with
the A. G. company.
Jim Miller, J. r. Phillips ant Bob
Johnson are spending the week at
Billiards Hot springs.
Miss Florence Bonnie returned last
week from California, where she
spent several months.
Miss Homesley, assistant principal
of the high school this term, arrived
from Chicago last Sunday.
Mrs. Clark, of Weatherford, Texas,
arrived last week on visit to her
son, w. M. Clark and family.
Harry Niblock, chief carpenter of
the A. G. company, returned from
California with his wife last week.
Geo. Gaines, connected with the
pany, arrived from California Satur-
day.
Mr.. Felts, who has been with the
for Globe, where he will remain in he
future.
Mrs. Campbell, arrived this week
from Chicago on visit to her son,
]. A. Campbell, of the Shannon Of
fee force.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Fitz and chill
dren, who spent the summer at their
old home in Iowa, returned home
Friday night.
Miss Bertha Anderson returned
Friday from the White mountains,
where she spent the summer having
a good time.
Mrs. Tappin is spending the week
at Morenci visiting her sister, Mrs.
Moore, whose daughter has been
dangerously i'll for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Barrett re-
turned from California Saturday
evening, where they spent two
pleasant weeks.
Jimmy Alton, who formerly re-
sided in Clifton, arrived from Doug
las Friday night to accept a position
in Billingsley's store on Hills addi-
ton.
Mrs. Henry Hill and daughter,
Miss Rosa, and son, Raymond, re-
turned home this week from Califor-
mia, where they spent several
months.
Miss Jane Adams, of Lawrence,
Kansas, who spent several months
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank
Connor, will leave for home Sunday
next.
Dewitt McWilliams, who spent his
vacation in Clifton with his parents,
left Monday morning tor the Mesilla
Park Agricultural college in New
Mexico.
Mrs. Lehner and daughter of La
Crosse, Wis, mother and sister of
Mrs. H. Noll, arrived last week on
a visit to the Noll family, and will re-
main several weeks.
Miss Sarah Woodman, who spent
the summer months at her home in
the east, returned to Clifton last
week. She will be connected with
the public schools this term.
John Wood returned this week
from California, where he spent a
few weeks visiting his son, Cutler,
who with his grandmother, is now
visiting Mrs. BurtCh at Long Beach.
Miss Patterson, a sister of E. r.
Patterson, and Miss Garner, both of
whom have been the guests of Mrs.
Minor Simms for the past two weeks,
left this morning for their homes in
Texas.
M. Il. owens, manager OF In6 SnOe
of the A C. store, left
this morning for Silver City, N. NJ,
on Il visit to his old time friend,
Theodore Carter, a prominent min
ing man of that section.
Chas. Chesterfield and Joe White
ridge, a pair of Newtown's best hus-
tiers, visited Clifton this week. Joe
has just returned from a five weeks
visit through the eastern states,
where he had very pleasant time.
Mrs. Chas. Marston arrived home
last week from few weeks visit to
California. She will remain in Cliff
ton long enough to pack up prepare
tory to moving to Ell Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Leonard and
sons returned this week from Cali
fornia, where the family spent the
summer. Morgan Leonard had been
quite sick for some weeks before re-
turning, but is now able to be around
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Dunn and chill
dren, and Mrs. Dunn's brother and
sister, Miss Jennie and Don Brutinell,
returned this week from the Blue
river country where they spent sew
eral months camping. They all
came home greatly improved in
health.
VIM. Hoff and family left Sunday
last for Ell Paso, where they took in
the ball game on Labor Day. After