The copper era., 1908-06-25
PURELY PERSONAL
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 c. G. Cole left Wednesday for Fl Paso on d short pleasure trip.
 Mrs. Walter Foote is spending a few days in Duncan this week.
 O. A. Risdon, the photogra pher, Is absent on d visit to his old home in Kansas.
 Mrs. Claud Short leaves tomorrow for California, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. H. D. Wiley returned last week from a short visit to her old home in Chicago.
 Joe Whitridge, an old time resident of MOrenci, spent Monday last in Clifton on business.
 Mrs. Harry Niblock has been sick the past two weeks and will leave in the near future for California.
 John Patty and Ed. Leonard are spending the week at the Gillard hot springs having good time
 Mrs. r. A. Balmer leaves next Mon day for her old home in the east, where she will spend the summer.
 Dr. Smith has been sick the past week, and Dr. Dietrich has been at tending the A. c. practice alone.
 Mrs. c. w. Beck and children and Mrs. I. N. Stevens left Tuesday for an extended visit to their old nome in New York.
 J. R. Summers, auditor for the Consolidated Telephone company, spent d few days of this week in ClIt- ton on business.
 Mrs. Adam Sliger, formerly a resi- dent of Clifton, is here for the bene- it of her health. She has been sick the past two years.
 w. s. Humphrey, contractor and builder, left Wednesday morning on business trip to Fl Paso. He will be absent several days.
 Hal Young, formerly employed in the ERA office, but now located at the King mine at Metcalf, spent cou- pie days of last week in Clifton.
 A. J. Kent, formerly a resident of Clifton, is now located at Luna, N. NJ, where he is engaged in the farm ing business. He is getting along nicely.
 Judge Mcfarland and w. F. Hagan returned this week from a trip to Mir. Hagan's ranch in the White mountains, where they had a good time.
 Eddie Abraham, who is attending the Harvard Military school at Los Angeles, returned home Sunday even ing to spend his vacation with his parents.
 w. T. Witt, a prominent cattle mau of the Duncan section. visited Clifton a couple of days this week on business. He returned home Wed nesday.
 Walter Doudna, the painter and paper hanger, spent the past two weeks a Morenci, where he has been doing contract work He returned home Monday.
 Mrs. A. T. Thomson left this week for California, where she will spend the summer months. She was ac- companied as far as Lordsburg bY MT. Thomson.
 Joe Dial, J. A. Bilingsley, Geol ge ReitZer and several others have be Il summoned to attend the Unit' d States court at Globe, which meets the first part of July.
 George Oluey, chairman of the board of supervisors, visited Clifton and Morenci on business this week He reports that the lower valley is getting along nicely.
 Abe Boyles, formerly a resident of Clifton, was down from his ranch on the Blue last Thursday. He reports that it Is very dry in his section, but says that there is plenty of water and grass for the cattle.
 Miss Erwin, formerly employed as nurse at the A. c. hospital, leaves next Monday for her old home in Chicago, where she will remain in the future While here she made many friends who will regret her departure.
 M c. Billiugsley was in last week from the GIllard hot springs. He is almost cured of his severe case of