The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-11-15
PURELY PERSONAL

Toll Cosper is in town from Blue
river.
Minor Simms is spending the week
at Phoenix.
Tom Edwards is back from a visit
to his former home in Texas.
Hugh McKeen, cattle grower of
Blue river, is spending a few days in
Clifton.
Paso Saturday last, returning home
Tuesday.
Hariand Walker, a cattleman of
the up-river country, spent yesterday
in Clifton.
George r. Brown and James Scan
Ian left this week for Globe, where
they expect to locate.
E. J. Hyel arrived from, California
last week and assumed his former
position of yardmaster.
Col. Ben Crawford left Sunday last
for Tucson. He will probably visit
Phoenix before returning.
Johnny Young, the ERA 'devil, .
left on Tuesday morning for Phoenix,
where he will attend the fair.
Mrs. Hermann Noll and daughter,
accompanied by Mr.. Noll's mother,
left this morning for La Crosse, Wis.
Leonard Payne a nephew to Walter
Payne, arrived last week from Lon
don, and will probably make his home
here.
John S. Schofield, superintendent
of the Coronado Copper dompany's
mines at Metcalf, visited Clifton
this week.
Miss Holmsley, assistant to PROBES
sor Halverson i'll the high school,
is attending the teachers institute
at Phoenix.
Mrs. Erickson, of Detroit, formerly
of Clifton, arrived last week, and is
now at Metcalf, where she will spend
the winter.
Rev. Love and James Cromb left
Monday last for Phoenix. where they
will attend the Masonic grand lodge
of Arizona.
Mrs. Neff, who has been visiting
her husband, Judge Neff, for some
weeks, will leave on Saturday for her
home in Silver City.
Hon. Henry Hill and daughter,
Miss Rose, and son, Raymond, left
Sunday last for Phoenix, where they
will spend the week taking in" the
fair.
b. L. Spaw, of Dripping Springs,
Texas, arrived last week on a
visit to his son, w. f. Spaw, and
family. Mr.. Spaw mad not seen his
son in eighteen years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Parks of Mo-
renci visited Clifton last week. They
will have d residence built in Hills
addition. and will make their home
here after the first of January.
Mrs. Frank Conner left Clifton
Sunday last for Phoenix as a dele
gate from the Clifton Eastern Star
lodge to the grand lodge of the ter
ritory. She will spend the week in
Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Terrell and
daughter, Miss Viola, left Tuesday
morning for Stafford, where they will
attend the Kemp-Y orke wedding,
after which Mr. Terrell will visit
Phoenix to attend the annual meet
! ing of the Arizona Stock Growers
association.
Professor Halverson, of the Cliff
ton high school, Professor Leebrick
of the North Clifton school, and the
Misses Cooper and Mckenzie, teach
ers in the North Clifton schools, left
Sunday morning. for Phoenix, where
they will attend the territorial meet
ing of the teachers of Arizona
They will be absent all week.
Joseph H. Cox, formerly chief
electrician of the Arizona Copper
company, spent Saturday last il
Clifton. Since leaving here he ha:
been visiting relatives in eastern
Texas and Louisiana, and taking :
much needed rest. He left here OF
Sunday for San Francisco, where he
will engage in business. Mrs. Coz
and son are still in Texas, but they
will leave for the golden west as soor
as Mr.. Cox can secure a home fOl
them.
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