The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-02-06
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J. S. Corley is a Duncan visitor in
camp this week.
: R. L. Phillips, of Metcalf. visited
. Clifton this week.
Perry Beauchamp was up from
Duncan this week.
D. W. Pollard, of Douglas, is in
Clifton this week.
L. Hunsaker, of Globe, arrived in
Clifton Wednesday evening.
o. A. Risdon returned Monday
from business trip to Ell Paso.
Frank B. Lame returned last night
from business trip to the valley.
David O'Niel departed Tuesday for
FL Paso, where he will spend few
days on business.
Ernest Lloyd and family visited
Clifton Saturday last to attend the
funeral of the late Henry Collins.
Arthur Murphy, manager of the
Ash Peak mines, visited Clifton this
week on business.
E. W. Taylor, one of the hustling
merchants of Duncan, visited Clifton
Friday last on business.
Stewart Munroe, of Oswego,
Kansas, arrived last week to accept a
position in the A. G. drug store.
Joe L. Reeves. of Solomonville,
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short visit to the eastern end of the
county.
Mrs. Baylor Shannon will return
this evening from Ell Paso with her
daughter, who is greatly improved in
health.
II. w. and Adolph Fritz, proprietors
of the east side blacksmiLhshop, left
this morning tor Duncan on a bust
ness trip.
Miss Mamie Whitfield, of Ian
pasas, Texas, arrived this week on
visit to her sister, Mrs. Carrie L.
Crawford.
Miss Crawford, who taught until
recently in the North Clifton public
school, left Monday for her home at
Silver City.
NJ. P. Farrer, of the Clifton Tailor
shop on East Side, left Tuesday
morning on a short business trip to
IN Francisco.
T Broom, of the A. G. store Office
force, left this morning for short
pleasure trip to Los<sAngeles and
other California points.
n. G. Gould, formerly employed at
the Becker-Franz store in North Cliff
ton, returned this week from Duncan
where he spent the past two months.
Morris Abraham, who has been per-
forming on the piano at the Clifton
Theatre the past eight months, left
this morning for San Francisco,
where he will locate in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay and daughter, of
Colorado, arrived in Clifton last
week. Mrs. Gay is a sister to Mes
danes Terrell and Foote. They may
decide to locate here permanently.
Judge Campbell was down from
Metcalf Wednesday visiting friends.
He reports that Metcalf is gradually
improving from the recent jolt it re-
ceived as a consequence of the re-
duction in forces at the mines.
Mrs. Burdett, mother of j. P. Bur-
dett, arrived last night from Grad
berry, Texas, to attend the funeral
of her son, but she was delayed and
failed to make connection at Lords
burg. The funeral occurred before
her arrival. She will remain here a
few days.
DIR. James Douglas and party ar
rived Tuesday on the "Nacozari."
They spent the day in Clifton on
business and then went to Morenci. |
The special train is in charge of |
Conductor S. E. Edmisten, and is ac-
companied by Frank Armstrong and
A. J. Newell.
Tom Larkin, well known to all old |
timers of the Clifton-Morenci dis
trict, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Clifton. Mr.. Larkin has for some |
time been located at the Ash Peak |
mines. He is frst-class miner and |
reports that the Ash Peak property |
is looking exceedingly we'll.
Jerry Quinn, formerly a resident of |
Clifton, returned last week after an |
absence of about two years. He has
until recently resided at Silver City. |
from which place he moved to FL
Paso. He reports both places rather
quiet and decided that he would |
come to lively camp. His family is
now at Douglas, where they will re-
main until Jerry gets located.