The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-08-30
PURELY PERSONAL

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W. Herzberg was down form Met
calf this week.
J. J. Martin returned this week
from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webster visited
Duncan Sunday last.
G. F. Pascoe returned Sunday, after
a short pleasure trip to the coast.
Mrs. J. C. Smith and children ar
rived last night from a trip to the
valley.
Walter Penn and wife arrived last
night from California, after a very
pleasant trip.
J. 9. Gatti and wife returned Tues
day from the coast, after two weeks
pleasuring.
T. d. Hooks, one of the prominent
residents OF Stafford, spent Saturday
last in Clifton.
Sam E. Roberts, editor of the
Stafford Journal, visited Clifton this
week on business.
Mrs. W. A. Lines returned Tues
day from San Diego, where she spent
the past two weeks.
L. w. Turgeon, connected with the
Clifton Tuesday from the coast.
Louis Bernstein and Morris Abra-
ham returned Tuesday from the
coast, where they had fine time.
r J. Hardin, of the Diamond A
ranch in the Silver City country, is
spending a few days in Clifton this
week.
Mrs. J. c. Day, of Duncan, and G.
F. Day and wife, of Tucson, were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. John Webster
this week.
Ivan Hoefeld, proprietor of the Ell
Paso store on Chase creek, returned
home Sunday from short pleasure
trip to the coast.
Miss Van Hansen, who will be con-
nected with the North Clifton school
this term, arrived Monday night
from Los Angeles.
Lee Dunn was down from the
Standard last Sunday to see his
friends and incidentally attended
to some business.
J. C. Tyler, who left Clifton short
time ago to reside in California, re
turned last night. He thinks Clifton
is good enough for him.
VIM. Damron and wife and Miss
Lizzie Damron, who spent the past
two weeks on the coast, returned
home Sunday evening.
J. Backstein, manager of the Ari-
iona Lumber company, made a flying
trip to Ell Paso this week on business
connected with his company.
Mrs. VIM. Spaw and children. of
Duncan, arrived in Clifton Sunday on
a short visit to Mr.. Spaw, who spends
the most of his time in this place.
M. z. Elliott, who spent the past
two weeks in California attending
the special meetings of the Has
saympa club, returned home Tuesday.
}. o. Baylor and bride arrived last
night from California, where they
spent their honeymoon. They will
go to housekeeping as soon as posi-
Bile.
DIR. Burtch returned home Tuesday
from California, where he spent a
couple of weeks with his family.
He says Mrs. Burtch is greatly i'm
proved in health.
G. A. Van Dorm and Dick Franz
left this morning for the Franz camp
in the White mountains to be absent
about ten days. Mr.. Franz's family
will return with them.
Mr.. ]. w. Bonnie, general man.
ager of the Shannon Copper COM
pany, arrived from California last
week with his family, where they
had been several weeks pleasuring.
Herman Douglas, shift boss at the
Shannon smelter, returned Tuesday
from California, where he spent a
couple of weeks. Mrs. Douglas re-
manned on the coast for a short time
longer.
M. Balm and J. C. Werner made a
trip to the mouth of the
Blue last Sunday, returning the same |
day. They report a rather rough |
ride on account of the road being in
an almost impossible condition.
w. w. Harvey, who is considered
to be somewhat of base ball twirler,
arrived in Clifton last Sunday night
from Armstrong, Mo. He has &C
copied a position on the pitching
staff of the Clifton team.
Eddy Marcus, formerly connected
with the FL PaSo store, and who
left Clifton to reside in
Albuquerque, returned this week and
IN the future will be a Clifton Citi-
zen.
Miss Minnie Chapman left yester-
lay morning for Chicago, where she
will take her post graduate course.
Miss Chapman has resided in Clifton
The past four years, and has been
with the A. G. hospital. |
She leayes a host of friends who
regret her departure.
A. G. McAlister, democratic candi- |
late for the office of district attor-
1ey, visited Duncan the latter part |
If last week looking after his politi-
al fences, which appear to be in the
pets kind of repair. He reports the
valley as quite warm in a political
way.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Hargis and |
children, who have resided in Clifton |
several years, left last Saturday for
Mr.. Harg;s' old home in Mississippi, |
where they will remain in the future.
Ernest may complete his course in
dentistry. They leave many friends !
n Clifton who regret their de-
Oarture.
Mrs. J. Z. Harvey and Eddie
Hobart left yesterday morning for
Silver City, N. M, on visit to rela