The copper era., 1908-11-12
PURELY PERSONAL


Rev. Riddle returned Tuesday even ing from a short visit to Tucson
 Frank Webster, of Metcalf, left this week fUf the Valley On a business trip.
 Mf. and Mrs. G. H. Dudley were down one day this week from the Standard uiiues.
 w. E. Spaw left Saturday last for Duncan, where he will spend week with his family.
 Walter Foster left this week for Duncan, where he will spend short time on business.
 Mrs. Nj. Reardon and daughter went to Lordsburg yesterday on q short visit to relatives.
 Louis Ferber left Tuesday morning for Nogales, where he will spend a short time on business.
 George Burkuer was down couple of days from Metcalf this week, re- turning home this morning.
 Al Smithers, one of the cowboys of the Eagle country, has moved to Cliff ton to reside in the future.
 Frank Dykes, principal of the North Clifton public school, is spend ing the week in Tucson and Phoenix.
 Mrs. A. A. Coleman left Monday morning for her old home in the east, where she will make an extended visit.
 Mrs F. H. Springer and daughter left Wednesday morning for d sr rort visit to relatives and friends at Globe.
 Miss Homsley, who teaches in the Clifton high school, left this week tc attend the teachers institute at | Tucson.
 Mrs. Dieu and children leave tomor, row for Globe, where they will join Mr. Dieu, who has secured q business luca tion there.
 Miss Agnew. one of the teachers of the South Clifton school, is spending the week in Tucson, attending the teachers institute.
 Olaf Halvorsen, principal of the Clifton high school, left Monday tor Tucson, where he will attend the territorial teachers institute.
 A w. Llsher, who has been em- ployed as operator at the Clifton Theater the past few months, has re- signed his position and left this morning.
 J. L. Erickson, editor of the Me renci Leader. spent yesterday in Clifton on business. He reports that Morenci is looking up since the election.
 MT. and Mrs. p. B Scotland were down from Metcalf Monday evening, and joined the directors and officials of the A. c. company on d moonlight horseback ride.
 Major Latin, formerly employed in the ERA mechanical department, left this week for the Duncan coun- try, where he may locate in the future.
 Mrs. Harry Thorpe returIed Mon day evening from visit to her old home in Kansas. Harry came dov n from Metcalf to meet her and accom- panied her home Tuesday.
 Mrs w. A. Pitt, a member of the local Eastern Star lodge, leaves this week for Prescott, where she will at tend the session of the grand lodge. She will be absent about week.
 Dr. H. D, Wiley, chief physician of the A. c. company at MetcaIf, re- turned this week from a business visit outside of the territory. He was met in Clifton by Mrs. Wiley.
 John R. Hampton, one of the lead ing legal lights of Clifton, left Tues day for Phoenix, where he will at tend the territorial fair. He will re turn home the first of next week.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Daniels aut son, who spent d few days of last WeeK ln CllIlOn on N'sIC IO NIL dH' Mrs. J. H. Kerby, returned to theil home at Gila, N. M., Sunday morning
 Jesse Simms and w. c. Lilies lief yesterday for the Eead ranch, iron which place they will take guide into the mountains. They intend tt return with a good supply of venison
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