The copper era., 1907-05-23
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! r. K. Minson visited Tucson this
week on business.
Jim Parks was up from Duncan d
few days of this week.
Mrs. Harry, Wright and daughter
visited Duncan Saturday last.
Louis Ferber, the broker, made a
flying trip to Bisbee last week.
John Kelly left Wednesday for Tue
son to be absent few days.
Lee N. Stratton, district attorney,
is in Clifton this week on business.
DIR. Smith returned Tuesday from a
months vacation at his old home in
Texas.
George Webster left this morning
for Deming to be absent few days on
business.
Mrs. L. A. Canneyt returned Fri
day from a short visit to relatives in
the valley.
I. f. Solomon was over from the
county seat this week, returning
home today.
John r. Hampton returned from
Phoenix Friday last, where he spent
a week on business.
A. A. Anderson is up from the val
( ley this week on business connected
with the sheritf's Office.
Dave Clark, master mechanic of
the A. c. company, left this morning
for short visit to Ell Paso
Mr. and Mrs. Cox, of Silver City,
spent Sunday in Clifton, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
Chas. Whitley visited Duncan
Wednesday He recently lost three
fingers and is recovering rapidly.
Henry Dial and Mrs. Harry Dial,
of Stafford, spent a few days of this
week in Clifton as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Dial.
Mrs. Claud Short left Wednesday
for Los Angeles to spend the summer
months. She was accompanied to
Lordsburg by Mr.. Short.
Kenneth D. Brown, of New York,
arrived last night to accept a position
in the assaying department of the
Shannon Copper company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lame returned
Saturday from trip to the springs
in New Mexico. Mr.. Lame is some
what improved in health.
F. o. Bacon and family returned
last night from a short visit to Ell
Paso. Master Bacon has been quite
sick, but is cow recovering.
Carl D. VanDorn, who has been con-
nected with the typographical de-
partment of the ERA, has resigned,
and returned to his home in Colorado.
J. Peterson, moulder well known
co old timers in Clifton, arrived last
week from Los Angeles and has &C
cepted position in the A. G.
foundry shop.
P. j. Bennett, who has been en-
ploved in the typographical depart
ment of the Advocate the past year,
has resigned and left this week to
join his family at Globe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray and son
left this morning for Los Angeles.
They were accompanied by Miss Deck.
Mr.. Gray will return in about two
weeks and his family will remain for
the summer
Mrs. Mary Risdon, who spent som
time in Clifton on visit to her son,
o. a. Risdon, left Monday for Los
Angeles to spend the summer. She
was accompanied as far as Lordsburg
by Mrs. VIM. Blair.
Supervisor George Olney, a men,
Der OF the firm of Olney & Prina,
wholesale butchers in Clifton, ar
rived in Clifton this week on bust
ness. His visits to Clifton are fire.
quent of late and the Clifton people
will soon be claiming him as a citizen.
J. S. Cone, one. of the bosses at the
week on business. He reports the
mines as looking well and is en-
thusiastic over the future of the !
property. 1t is one of the best
propositions being operated by the
New England company.
George Chapman, one of the old |
timers in the Clifton district, left on
his usual Mexico trip Wednesday. |
He will spend some time on the bor-
der of Mexico, after which he intends
to go to California for the hot wealth
err. He is interested in the Nevada
country and may take trip to that
country in the fall.
Alex. Veitch, general manager of |
the New England ana Clifton Copper
left this week for Cali
fornia, where he will join his family.
He will probably be absent until
after the summer months, during |
which time the affairs of the COM
pany will be looked after by D. L. H.
Forbes, recently appointed assistant
manager.
Hunter and Palmers Biscuits. Fresh stock |
at Smiths store.