The copper era., 1907-03-28
PURELY PERSONAL {

w. H. Chapman, of Morenci, visit
ed Clifton this week.
H. G. Day, a prominent citizen of
Duncan, is up this week on business.
]. T. Tong, of Metcalf, visited
Clifton this week.
J. HI. Carter and J.. Walker were
down from Metcalf this week.
Dr. Burtch visited Duncan this
week on professional business.
M. H. Kane manager of the Shan
non stores, visited Metcalf this week
on business.
Mrs. John Stirrat, who visited her
mother at Ell Paso the past few
weeks, returned home last week.
Quigley, the ball player, left last
Tuesday for Van Couver to fulfil his
contract.
Tom Stockton, a we'll known cattle
man of the Blue country, is in town
this week.
Miss Annie Fer Der arrived in Clifton
Wednesday evening on a short visit
to her brother, Louis.
NJ. z. Elliott, who is connected with
the Clifton Amalgamated company,
returned from short visit to Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Deck, who spent some time in
Clifton, visiting her children, left for
her home at Port Lavacca, Texas,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Alsdorf, of
Globe, spent few days of this week
in Clifton, returning home Tuesday
morning.
Ben NJ. Crawford, an old time min
ing man of this section, returned
this week from a short visit to Los
Angeles.
Mrs. E Kellner and son, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Moreno,
are over from Globe visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Springer.
Bart Upton, one of Duncan's sub
stantial business men, spent a few
days of this week IN Clifton, on bust
ness.
,1r. and Mrs. A. 7. Thomson re-
turned Tuesday evening from Texas,
where Mrs. Thomson spent some time
visiting her mother.
Fred Hubner, of Duncan, visited
Clifton this week on business. Fred
states that he will have plenty of
water on his farm this season, and ex-
poets to reap a good harvest.
Wiley E. Jones, one of the leading
attorneys of Stafford and past great
sachem of the Red Men, was up last
and took part in the enter
tainment given. by Hiawatha tribe.
GUSTAV Becker, one of the owners
of the Becker-Franz store in North
Clifton, was down from Springerville
a few days of the past week. He re-
turned home Wednesday morning.
James Neff, who re GENTLY
took an interest in the Cliff
ton Grocery, arrived Sunday evening
with his family from Silver City. |
They will make their future home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Baylor left We'd
nesday morning to be absent a short
time. Mrs. Baylor will go to Silver
City on visit to Miss Dorsey, while |
Mr.. Baylor will visit Douglas and Bis |
bee on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riuggold, of |
Globe, and Mrs. John Parks, of Solo
left Wednesday for their
homes, after spending a pleasant
week in Clifton. Frank had his |
residence on Riverside repaired and |
put in excellent shape while he was
mere.
George B. Gamble, proprietor of
The Coronado stage line, visited Cliff
;on this week and reports the valley
n fine shape. He is putting the
stage line in excellent shape, pre-
oaratory to accommodating those
who will be required to attend court
next month.
PIE DAY. April 4th at Smiths store.
Kodak Films arriving weekly by
express. No favorites pri &c to
Ill. A. G.. drug department.
Cottage for rent at Riverside, APP
ply at Smiths store.
For bargains in Real Estate go to
Smith & Carlton, Office opposite First |
National Bank.
SHOES! SHOESl The kind that look well |
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