The copper era., 1907-07-25
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PURELY PERSONAL


BE- ii
Arthur Murphy, manager of the
Ash Peak mines, was in camp Sunday
DIR. Henry Dietrich leaves Satura-
day tor d months vacation in Califor
MIA.
Mrs. Berault and Mrs. Earl Hastings
were guests at the Clifton hotel this
week.
w. c. Lilies returned home Monday
evening from short trip out of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. K a. Loerch left tb S
morning on a short visit to Arizor
points.
E. Z. Beauchamp, manager of the
Gold belt. returned this week from 4
short visit to Globe.
G. A. Felshaw, who is connected
with the Lines dairy at Morenci, was
in town this week.
Ray Gale visited Duncan this week
to participate in the celebration of
the Latter Day Saints.
Mrs. Joe Billingsley and children
left yesterday for Duncan, where
they will spend the summer.
Lawrence LaPOint, Il New Town
business man, was down to Clifton on
business last week. He says the
camp is building up again.
A. T. Thomson, cashier of the a. c.
company, was called to California
Thursday of last week on account of
the serious illness of his wife.
Mrs. 1. B. English visited Morenci
last Saturday. She was accompanied
home by her daughter who was visit
ing her grandm other.
Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Stanley, of
Globe, arrived in Clifton last night
on a short visit to Mrs. Stanley's
ia the, NJ. w. Neff.
Jim Sorrell, one of the shift bosses
at the Gold Belt mines, came to Cliff
ton this week. He was on his way to
the valley, where he will spend a
short vacation.
Alex. Veitch, general manager of
the New England and Clifton Copper
company, arrived in Clifton Saturday
night last on business connected with
the company.
Charles Wright, well known in this
district among the old timers, ar
rived in camp last week to accept a
position in the smelling department
of the A. c. company.
Mrs. James Smith and sons accom-
panied by Miss Mary Smith left this
for California, where they
will spend the balance of the Sumner
months.
A. G. Smith, cashier of the Globe
National Bank, visited Clifton this
week on business. He reports the
Globe district on the move and con-
siders it the best camp in Arizona
Olin Bailey, who has been employed
at the Gold Belt, and Ben Worley, an
old timer in this district, left this
week for Globe, where they will en-
deayor to get employment and reside
in the future.
Chas. Freeman, proprietor of the |
Clifton planning MILL, left last Satur-
va LilOi 1Ol a ohOl OholhNoo UP
to Bisbee and Douglas. He is taking |
a much needed rest and will be alb
sent about ten days.
Prof. Halverson. who left Clifton
couple of weeks ago for Los Angeles |
where he attended the meeting of |
the National Educational Associa- !
ton, returned home Monday evening, |
after most pleasant trip.
j. G.. Gatti, who left Clifton several |
ago to take charge of the
Italian colony at Duncan, has resigned |
and in the future will most likely re-
side in Clifton. He left Tuesday
for Globe, where he will
spend a short time looking around.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Burns and
of Metcalf, passed through
Clifton this week en- route to Oak
and, Cal, where they will spend
month visiting. Mr.. Burns is en-
Dloyed at the King mine of the A.
:. company, where he has filed the
position of foreman a number of
years. He has worked pretty steady
and is taking d needed rest.
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