The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-19
PURELY PERSONAL


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Henry Hill left Monday for Stafford
on business trip.
Mrs. J. D. Parks returned Tuesday
from short visit to friends at Mo-
renci.
Mrs. J. w. Condell returned last
week from a trip pleasure to Cali
fornia.
Dan Lynch, who has charge of the
a. c. boiler shop, left Friday last for
Ell Paso on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Nolan left this
morning for Kentucky, where they
will visit MIR. Nolan's old home.
Harold c. E. Spence, who spent the
past week in Clifton, returned to his
home in the Carlisle mining district
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grimes and chill
dren returned home from Ell Paso
this week, after two weeks visit.
Pat Crowley, of FL Paso, spent
drumming up business in the grocery
line.
A. Lafave, the prospector, left
this week for Hachita and other
points on mining business to be alb
sent short time.
Norman Carmichael, general man.
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home this week, after pleasant visit
to California.
Mrs. Harry Niblock returned from
California last week after having
been absent the greatest portion of
the summer.
Morris Rabenowitz and family re-
turned last week from d months trip
to California, where they had
pleasant time.
NJ. Balm, who spent the past two
weeks at Billiards hot springs for
the benefit of his health, returned
home this week greatly improved.
Miss Hattie Gaddis, sister to Mrs.
Baylor Shannon, arrived from Silver
City Saturday last and will teach in
the South Clifton public school the
ensuing term.
Mrs. Harris, mother of Mesdames
E. NJ. Williams and A. T. Thomson,
returned Friday to her home at San
Saba, Texas, after Il short visit in
Clifton.
George Gains, who is connected
with the Clifton Meat and Cold Stor-
age company, returned this week
after a pleasure trip to California
points.
Misses Ethel Billingsley and Ida
Tyler and Frank Billingsley left Sat
urday last for Tempe, Arizona, where
they will attend school the present
term.
III. Albener, who has charge of
some milling plants at Nacozari,
spent few days of last week in Cliff
ton looking oyer the various plants
in this district.
Mrs. J. |. Widener ret urned home
last week from a pleasure trip to her
old home in the east. She was sick
when she arrived home, but has
about recovered.
Fred W. Herzke, an old time Cliff
ton boy, returned last night from an
extended visit to his old home in the
Badger state. He will probably
locate here again.
Charley Collins, who is con nected
with the S. J. Forbes general mer-
c5andise establishment, left Sunday
morning with his family for a vaca-
ton visit to New Mexico.
Mrs. J. o. Baylor and son returned
Friday last from an extended visit to
California. They were met at Lords
burg by Mr.. Baylor. 1t was Master
Baylor's first trip to Arizona and 1t
kept J. o. busy telling him about the
sights.
Eddie Hobart, who spent the past
few months in Clifton, during which
time he has been connected with the
surveying corps of the A. c. company,
departed this week for Socorro, NM,
where he will attend school.
Misses Florence and Isabel Bennie
departed Monday tor Tucson, where
they will attend the University of
Arizona. This will be the fourth
term for Miss Florence and she will
graduate at the close of the tern.
Fred Marston, representing the FL
Paso Foundry and Machine shop,
spent last week in Clifton on business
connected with his company. Fred
makes numerous trips to Clifton and
handles Il great deal of business in
this district as well as all over
Arizona.