The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1906-05-10
PURELY PERSONAL

E. V. Horton, of Metcalf, spent
Sunday IN Clifton.
Miss Kate Crawford of Silver City,
arrived last week on a visit to Mrs.
Alex Veitch.
Mrs. NJ. Reardon and daughter,
Irene, spent Sunday with friends in
Lordsburg.
County Recorder Nit Simms and
Ben Clark, county treasurer, spent
Sunday in Clifton.
Mrs. J. w. Bonnie and daughter,
Miss Dot, went to Ell Paso Tuesday
for few days visit.
Mrs. R. E. Gunther, of Metcalf,
passed through Clifton Tuesday en-
route to California.
Miss Powell, of Duncan, who has
been visiting friends in Clifton the
past week, returned home Wednes-
day.
Baylor Shannon arrived last night
from the Salt River valley where he
had been on a beef purchasing ex-
petition.
H. C. True, of Pasadena, arrived
last week to accept a situation in the
general office of the Shannon Copper
company.
Mesdames Berault and Dudley and
Misses Anderson and Bostick, accom-
panied by j. o. Baylor, left this
morning for a visit to the Johnston
ranch.
Misses Mary and Adeline Bostick
were visitors at the L U E ranch the
first of last week. Miss Chapman is
also spending part of her vacation as
the guest of Miss Johnston.
Mrs. Ralph Ellis in company with
Master Lloyd Shannon, left Monday
for Silver City on short visit to
friends and relatives. Lloyd will
remain there for some time with his
aunt.
Mrs. L. E. Hoeye and son Lonny, &C
companied by Grandpa Hoeye, re-
turned Saturday last from Globe,
where they spent couple of weeks
very pleasantly.
Mrs Lamar Townsend of Riverside,
California, arrived last week on a
visit to her father, Hon. Henry Hill.
She is accompanied by Master Ray
mond Hill, who had accompanied his
mother and Miss Rosa to the coast.
J. R. Todd, one of the most popular
young men in Clifton, left Sunday
morning for Globe, where he will
make his future home. However, be-
fore going to Globe, he will spend
several days at different points visit
ing old friends.
A. Liden, who was connected with
the Shannon company for the past
year or more as craftsman, left last
week for Sierra de Pasco, Peru, where
a situation awaits him. There is now
quite Il Clifton colony in that sec
ton.
Harry Shipman, who is connected
with the A. G. civil engineering
force, spent Sunday last'in Ell Paso
on an important business transaction.
His sudden trip created anticition
among his intimate friends, although
he returned single handed Monday.
Miss Grace Pearce, of the ERA
typographical force, returned Sun
day night, after most pleasant trip
to Phoenix, where she attended the
grand lodge. Before returning she
visited her sister, Mrs. G. E. Bull, at
Douglas.
Mesdames E. NJ. Williams and A.
II. Thomson went to LordSburg Sat
urday last to meet Miss Piesker, of
San Saba; Texas, who will spend a
short time in Clifton visiting. Miss
Piesker is one of their old time
friends, and will no doubt find her
visit most pleasant one.
Miss Bostick, who has just finished
a successful term as teacher in the
Clifton public schools, left yesterday
for her home in Birmingham, Ala,
where she will remain in the future.
She leaves a host of friends in Cliff
ton who regret that she does not in
tend to return for another term.
Mrs. Dave Settle and son left Sun
day for Los Angeles, where she will
reside IN the future. Dave accom-
panied her to Lordsburg, returning
the same day. He intends to remain
several months, but judging from the
homesick look he is wearing he will
not last longer than few weeks.
Perry Crawford of Silver City, who
has been attending the state Uni
versity at Berkeley, California, for
the past three years, arrived in Cliff
ton last week to accept a situation
with the Arizona Copper company
during vacation. After the earth
quake the classes were dismissed for
the term.
H. c. Chiene, of Edinburgh, Scot
land, spent few days of the present
week here visiting his old time
friend, A. T. Thomson. Mr.. Chiene
is ''globe trotter' and is just COM
pleting a trip around the world, dur
ing which he has had some novel eX-
periences. He escaped the eruption
of Mont Pelee by one day, and was
equally lucky in regard to the earth
quake and fire which destroyed San
Francisco, having arrived there on
the following day, but in time to
see and realize all the horrors of the
fire.
The school trustees of district No.
80 have employed Professor Wacaser
as principal and Miss Eula Hull as
one of the assistants. No other Sc
Iections have been made. Owing to
the fact that South Clifton has no
school house, and that the schools
are taught in tents and sheds, it is
likely that the board will have trouble
in securing teachers for the ensuing
term.
Judge Shirley, who has been at the
a. C. hospital for the past two
months undergoing repairs caused by
shooting the chutes at Metcalf, eX-
poets to be around again in a few
days. He will spend a few weeks in
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