The copper era., 1908-07-09
PURELY PERSONAL

Henry Hill returned last night from
a trip to Globe
Austin Morris and family came in
this week from the hills to spend
few days.
w. A. Pitt visited Douglas last
week and had good time celebrating
the Fourth.
Arturo Elias, Mexican consul at
Tucson, is spending a few days in
Clifton this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. a. Loerch left Sun
day morning for California, where
they will spend a month.
E. w. TAYLOR, the Duncan business
man, visited Clifton couple OF days
this week, returning home this morn
ing.
Mrs. Sarah Yorke left Saturday
last for Colorado, where she will
-pend some time for the benefit of
ner health.
Messrs. Sanchez. Telles, John Vel
ton, H. Fuentes and G. Brraulto, all
residents of MOrenCi, were down on
business Monday.
| F. Fl. Brown, ore of the pharma-
lists in the A. G. drug store, returned
last week from a short visit to his
old home in Iowa. He reports
pleasant trip.
NJ. H. Kane, manager of Che Shan
non store, left last week for the east
where he will select the fall stock of
goods He will be absent about two
weeks.
Will Spann. Minor SimmS and
Messrs. Riley, Kelly and Lewis were
among those who attended the
Fourth of July celebration at Doug
las.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith and
-hildren. accompanied nv MISS
Smith, left Tuesday for the Cali
fornia coast. where they will spend
month pleasuring.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Spann and
laughter left this morning for a
months plea sure trip to California.
they were accompanied by Mrs. Alice
| Spann.
Mrs. F. Backstein and daughter
left Tuesday for San Francisco, where
they will spend a few months. Mr..
Bsckstein will join them for a month
later in the summer.
Roy Kohn, formerly a resident of
Clifton, came down from MOrenci
last Sunday to spend the dav. He is
now located at Morenci. where he
has a good position with the d. c. Co.
Miss Mary Lilies. who recently
graduated from the Clifton union
high school, left Monday for Flag
staff. where she will enter the normal
school for year.
Frank Bowman, has resigned his
position with the Webster &, Dial
bottling works. and left today with
his wife for the Warren ranch on
Eagle to spend few weeks.
Louis Bernstein, one of the Office
men of the A. G. store department.
left last week for California and other
interesting points. He will be alb
! sent about month.
H. S McCreary, who is connected
with the Blinn lumber yard, left yes
terday for Lordsburg, where he met
his wife, who passed through from
FL Paso to Los Angeles. Nc. will re-
turn this evening.
Harry Dial, a brother to Joe Dial.
arrived last week from Stafford. and
in the future he will he connected
with the Webster & Dial hOttliug
works. Harry is an agreeable young
man and is a good man for the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Williams left
Yesterday morning for New York,
where MIR. Williams will purchase
| goods for the store department of
the A c. company. They will be alb
sent several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster and
| family and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Danen-
hauer and daughter, and several 9th
ers leave tOeay for the Warren ranch
on Eagle river, where they will spend
two or three weeks. They will make
the trip on horseback.
Max and Charley Burman and NJ.
Balm left Monday for Il few weeks
visit to the Gilliard hot springs.
where they will boil out some of the
hue dust that they have inhale dur
ing their busy life in Clifton the past
several months.
John Millert, one of he old time
carpenters of Clifton, left yesterday
| for Cananea. where he has accepted
position with the big copper com
pauv, which Las commenced opera
tions there His family will continue
their residence in Clifton.
DR.. BAlmer, J. J. Kelly. Frank
Martin aud sever al others left this
week for months TIP to the White
mountains, where they expect to
catch fish in that section. Kelly has
lost a bear and if he finds it there is
apt to be big bear story in circula-
tion upon his return.
DR.. Dietrich, y. Z. Thomson. !. G.
Cooper and Tom Inglis acc"mpa MED
the Cliff on ball team TO Doug las last
week and took part in the Ia Cele-
bration. They were disa ppointed in
the result of the ball game but state
that the boys played under Difficult
ties. They report pleasant time
otherwise.