The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-10-15
PURELY PERSONAL


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Mr.. Huxley, a machinist, is serving
IN the jury at Solomonville this week.
Miss Podgi, head nurse at the A.
A. hos 9ital, visited Lordsburg last
Friday.
Mrs. Lamson, of Thatcher, is spend
ing the week with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. ALT.
Ben Crawford was called to Solo,
nonville this week to serve on the
special venire.
A. Moe, travelling agent for the H.
E. Bucklen patent medicine company,
visited Clifton this week.
Mrs. Tate returned Tuesday from
albuquerque, where she attended the
fair and visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dial and son left
this morning for the valley, where
they will reside in the future.
A. NJ. Whaples, proprietor of the
shutdown farm at Duncan, visited
Clifton this week on business.
E. Gomez is spending the week at
Solomonville looking after some legal
business before the district court.
Mr.. WilkersOn, of the Shannon
Copper company. was called to Solo
knoxville this week to serve on the
jury. -r
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Nonamaker, of
Morenci. were down last Sunday with
their little daughter to take in the
circus.
w. c. Lies visited Solomonyille
asst week and succeeded in being ex-
cused from jury duty on account of
sickness.
Mr.. Mclean, who is employed in
the A. & N. NJ. general Office, is
spending the week in SolomOnville
doing jury duty.
John McRea, one of the store en-
ployes of the Shannon company at
Metcalf, was down last Sunday to see
the elephants.
the valley, where he will spend the
week mailing pldnks in his political
fence for the council.
Mrs. Morris Rabenowitz and chill
dren have returned from Phoenix,
where they attended the funeral of
Mr.. Rabenowitz.
u Wy E.r,rsob w Parault ard T.
J. Upham were summoned on the
special venire and left Monday morn
ing for Solomonville.
Dave Arzate, constable of Clifton,
has returned from an extended visit
to FL Paso. He is now attending 10
his official duties again.
F. O. Bacon, who has resided at
Portal the past six months, returned
this week with his family. They will
spend the winter in Clifton.
Dick Franz, republican nominee for
the council, left this morning for the
valley to finish his campaign in that
section of the county. Dick is hus-
tier and a very popular candidate.
Henry Baldwin, Henry Bingham,
Low Adams, E. V. Horton and A.
Jacques, all of Metcalf, passed
through Clifton Monday on their way
to Solomonville to serve on the jury.
Jimmy WEIGH. who has been en-
ployed as shift boss at the Standard
mines the past two years, has resigned
his position. He is now in Clifton,
but has not decided where he will
locate.
John w. Adde'S, consulting en-
gineer of the Arizona Copper COM
pany, and who is a distinguished Eng
lish expert, with headquarters in
London, arrived in Clifton last week
and is looking over the plant and
properties of the company.
H. B. Burke, freight agent of the
A. & n. NJ. is spending the week at
doing jury duty. As
agent of the railroad he is exempt
from jury duty, but he wanted some
of that rich buttermilk and alfalfa
pudding that he has heard so much
about.
The court is having considerable
trouble in securing jury 20 try the
r ooertson-Pursely case. 1t has been
necessary to empanel the third special
venire, and still it is doubtful when
the jury will be completed.
Chickens, alive or dressed. Fine stock
at SMITH store.