The copper era., 1907-03-21
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On BUSINESS yesterday.
J. A. Higg ms departed for Stafford
yesterday to be absent short time
H. H. Bartlett and family lief
Tuesday for Nacozari, where the,
will make their future home.
Ben NJ. Crawford left Tuesday
morning for Los Angeles to be absen
short time.
Miss Bertha Anderson spent Satur
day and Sunday at Duncan visiting
friends.
Mrs. Harry Beck returned Tuesda
FROM Douglas, where she spent few
days.
Fred Herzke left this week for
Billiard hot springs, where he will
spend short time rusticating.
A. Latave left this week for E.
Paso and other points to be absent
several days on business.
A. r. Lynch, county school super
intendent, visited this section this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dial, of SAT.
ford, are up this week visiting their
son, Joe Dial and wife.
Mrs. H. D. Wiley and mother, OF
Metcalf, passed through Clifton
Tuesday on their way to Ell Paso.
J. L. Jacobson returned this week
from Silver City. He has about lost
the Nevada fever.
Johnny Cromb, who started for
Nevada, got off on the wrong trail
and landed at Silver City. He re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. Mcdowell. father of II. B.
Mcdowell, arrived last night from
Texas with his family and will make
their future home in Clifton.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Nicks and children
arrived in Clifton from Duncan last
week and will make their future
home here.
NJ. NJ. Smith and wife of Duncan,
arrived in Clifton Saturday, on a
short visit, returning home this
morning.
NJ. z. Elliott, who has much mining
interest in this district, left yester-
day for Los Angeles to be absent
several days.
Geo. Evans returned yesterday
from Hachita with his wife, who is
quite sick. Mrs. Evans will be placed
in the A. c.. hospital for treatment.
James Colquhoun, president of the
Arizona Copper Co., left Wednesday
for California to be absent a short
time.
A. T. Thomson, cashier of the A.
c. company, left yesterday for Texas,
where he will meet Mrs. Thomson
on her return to Clifton.
C. A. Kennedy, cashier of the ella
Valley Bank and Trust company,
with headquarters at Solomonville ,
is in Clifton this week on business.
Mrs. John Parks, of Solomonville,
mother of Johnny Parks, arrived in
Clifton Tuesday of this week on a
short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Riuggold, of
Globe, arrived in Clifton Tuesday
evening on short visit to friends.
Mr.. Ringgold came over to look after
the raising of his residence in South
Clifton. They will be here until next
week.
DIR. Bauffler, professional surgeon
and head of the Monroe Street hospi-
tai at Chicago, spent couple of
days in Clifton this week visiting the
G. B. a. nurses, who are graduates
from his institution. The doctor was
we'll pleased with his visit here.
J. K. Urmstrom, special agent OF
the Royal and Queen fire insurance
companies, with headquarters at Lo S
Angeles, visited this section this
week on business. Mr.. Urmstrom has
the distinction of representing two
of the six companies that paid their
losses in full at San Francisco.
Theodore Shirley, probate judge
of Graham county, visited this sec
tiCn last week on business and shak-
ing hands with old friends. The
Judge is looking we'll and says that
the valleys pure air and good butter
milk agrees with him better than
hue dust and sulphur smoke.
Mrs. w. A. Leonard and sons left
for their new home at Ely, Nevada.
Mrs. Leonard and son, Curtis, will
spend a month at Long Beach, while
Morgan will go stright to Ely, having
accepted a posision with the Mining
Record. Mrs. Leonard has many
friends in Clifton who regret her de-
parture.
On last Friday evening number of
the young men of Clifton gave ball
at Prettyman's hall complimentary
to Miss Gaddis and Mrs. Florence
Rosecrans. 1t was well attended and
proved to be one of the most pleas
ant affairs of the season. Those who
had the pleasure of attending report
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