The copper era., 1908-11-19
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 Mir and Mrs. Jud Webster returned Sunday evening from Phoenix.
 Miss Ollie Potter left Monday on visit to Prescott.
 Father Garnet, of the Cltholic Church, visited Sylvanite this week.
 R. K. Minson visited Fl Paso this week On business
 MT. and Mrs w S McNam ara left Sunday morning for their new home in California.
 E. w. Taylor. a business man of Duncan. visited Clifton this week on business.
 J. Bachstein, manager of the Ari- lOna Lumber company. visited Dun can on business this week.
 w. F. Burns. a leading citizen of Metcalf, visited Clifton today on business.
 Doc Wilkins was up from Franklin a few days of last week, returning home Monday.
 Miss Mille Bond left this morning for Montana. where she was called on account of the sickness of d relative.
 Mir. and Mrs Ftz. the parents of l.. l.. Fitz. arrived last week from iowa on visit. They will be here several weeks.
 Mrs. Honpauir and children arrived last week from Los Angeles to join Rev. HOHpauir. pastor of the local Methydist church.
 Major Latin is now associated with the Duncan Post and came up this week to secure new subscribers and business for his paper.
 James Harvey. Billy Hamilton and Tom Williams left Tuesday morning for Duncan, where they were joined by Sheriff Anderson and Tom Moody for d big deer hunt in the mountains.
 Miss Victoria Nouyet, who spent he past year in Clifton on visit 10 Mrs. Brutinel. left this morning for San Francisco, where she will reside m the future.
 w. W. Damron and family returned Tuesday evening from visit to the valley. MT. Damron was sick several days while in the valley, and had to come back to Clifton to get well.
 Mrs. Sam Abraham left Monday morning for Prescott to attend the grand lodge session of the Eastern star lodge She was accompanied by her daughter, Leah.
 W. D. Whipple, who represented the local Knlguts of Pythias lodge at the grand lodge session at Phoenix last week, returned home Sunday evening.
 John NJ Millert and Dick Sears, both empiOyrs of the shannon Cop per company, spent Monday last at Sheldon and succeeded in bagging a good mess of quail.
 H. Moder. who was elected in the recent election as justice ot the peace of Clifton. left Sunday morning for SOlumonville on business before the board of supervisors.
 Dr. L. 4. W. Burtch, who repre- sented the local kui9hts of Pythias lodge at the grand lodge session in Phoenix last week, returned home Monday. lie was elected to the office of Grand Master at Arms.
 II. C. Hays departed Sunday for Albuquerque, N. N. After spending d short tiinc there wis ting relatives and 1iienGs he will go 10 Oregon, where he will probably locate in thu luturc.
 Bay Shannon, who now resides on the Eagle river, passed through Cliff ton the latter part of last week en route to SOlumOnville, to attend the meeting of the board of supervisors this week.
 R 3bert D. Roberts, chief office mau of the Shannon Copper company, re- turned last week from Globe, where he spent couple of weeks on busi ness connected with the Arizona Com mercial Copper company.
 Frank E. Laine ia spending the week-at Prescott attending the grand lodge meeting of the Masonic tratern- ity. He represents the local Masonic lodge. He was accompanied by Mrs. Lline.
 Mrs. A. 5. Cpx and daughter, who came down 10 Clifton from Metcalf on account of the dyplheria scare, left Monday morning for Fl Paso, where they will spend a few weeks with relatives and friends.
 A. TT. Thomson, cashier of the A. C. company, and Mr. PentlaEl, d director of the same company, .vis- Gill upon his return from a business and pleasure trip to Phoenix.
 \ jolly party of Clifton ladies com prised of Mesdames F. NJ. Williams, W. B. Foote. Berault and Misse- McGiunis and Maud Terrell spent last week at the Coronado mine the guests of Mr.. F. l.. Gay.
 A. Lafave, the mining man and pro-pector of the Clifton Morenci district. and who Is interested in sev cral districts of the territory, left