The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-03-14
PURELY PERSONAL

Mrs. w. A. Leonard and sons leave
next Tuesday for Nevada.
Hallet Neff and sister, Miss Tibbie
left Monday for Silver City.
Charley Clark was up from Duncan
this week.
Mrs. John Fallon left this week OF
visit to friends at Ell Paso.
Tim Nardelli was down from Met
calf this week.
Henry Hill returned home thi
week from the Hot Springs.
J. G. Gatti came up from the
Italian colony ranch this week OF
business.
Ben NJ. Crawford returned Tuesday
from short visit to Tucson and the
Sonora county.
R. S. Stewart, one of Duncan's
business men, paid Clifton a visit
this week.
Father Zimmerman left Tuesday
morning to be gone a few days look
ing after outside parishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Dudley were
down from the Standard last week
on visit to friends.
Jim Parks came up from the valley
Friday last and spent few days in
camp on business.
M. Lurie, proprietor of the Bazaar,
left this morning for his home in New
York.
B. F. Billingsley and family, of
Duncan, arrived in Clifton Friday
last on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Webster. --t
j. w. Bonnie, manager of the
Shannon Copper company, arrived
last week from Phoenix and other
points.
Mrs. Lamar Townsend left this
morning for her home in Bisbee.
She was accompanied by Master
Ramona Hill.
Mrs. Edward Gomez left Monday
tor Tucson, where she will spend
several months. She was accom-
panied as far as Lordsburg by Mr..
Gomez.
J. w. Hampson, who is interested
in the. Double Circle ranch, arrived
from Kansas City Tuesday evening.
He will spend some time on the
ranch.
Mrs. E. NJ. Williams returned Tues
day from an extended visit to Texas.
She was met at Lordsburg by Mr..
who was returning from
Phoenix.
Mrs. Dick Shanklin and baby, of
North Clifton, left Tuesday morning
for Captain, New Mexico, to spend
the spring and summer. She was &C
companied by Mrs. John Shaw and
children, who will also spend some
time there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Noll and
daughter returned home Sunday from
La Crosse, Wisconsin, where they
spent some time visiting relatives.
They returned to stay and their
friends are glad to welcome them as
residents of Clifton again.
; H. r. Runnette, representing the
Bridge company, of Den
yer, is in camp this week on business.
The electrical haulage and No. con-
contractor of the A. G. company at
were constructed by this
company.
Campbell Hardy, who has visited
almost every town in Arizona giving
special write-ups in the Ell Paso
Herald, arrived in Clifton this week.
lie is securing data and will make
public a few of Clifton's advantages
or the homeseeker and investor.
James Neff, son of M. w. Neff,
.rriyed in Clifton last week on a
-isit. He was formerly employed as
Engineer at the Standard mines, but
S now resident of Leopold, N. NJ,
where he has resided some time. He
nay decide to take an interest in the
ilifton Grocery.
Judge NJ. J. Egan returned Monday |
yening from Phoenix, where he
pent couple of weeks most pleas
ntly in the company of the law
makers. He reports everything
ute lively in the capitol city and |
avs that Phoenix really satisfies |
is imaginations of the "Garden of
Iden.'
James Welsh, an old timer around
his section and a miner of consider
BILE experience, came down from the
standard this week on a short visit
18th old friends. Jimmy has been
18th the Standard several months
nd is we'll pleased with the sur
He says the Standard is
ne of the SWEETEST little mining
amps he eyer struck. '--H
M1IJJNERY-T suit the taste of