The copper era., 1908-12-31
PURELY PERSONAL
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Miss Ruth Elliott is over from Tucson on visit to her parents.
 MT. and Mrs. Abner Davis arrived Monday evening from the valley.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Hoff are enjoy ing visit from Mrs. Hofr's father.
 Father Garnet of the Catholic church, spent Monday in Lordsburg.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Siegel and little son visited Lordsburg on Tues day.
 Judge NJ. J. Egan left this morn- ing for a short business trip to Sol= omonville.
 Pete Hawley, one of the od-time miners of this district, spent Christ mas in Clifton.
 Hugh Watson, cashier of the Bank of Duncan, spent Christmas day in Clifton with friends.
 Miss Etta Martin and Miss Erma Springer spent yesterday at Metcalf on a visitto friends.
 Charley Pearce left this morning for Deming, where he will spend few days visiting relatives.
 Mrs. M Reardon and daughter, Miss Irene, spent Tuesday in Lords burg on visit to relatives.
 O. J. Cotey left yesterday morning for C-,Ior,orvi1la .vbara ba boS b,,Si ness before the board of supervisors.
 Gordon Elliott, who is attending the University of Arizona d Tucson, is spending the holidays with his par enIs.
 Sidney Jones, one of the stud ents of the University of Arizona at Tue son, is spending the week with his parents.
 Mir. and Mrs. Newell, who spent Christmas in Clifton on visit to relatives, returned to their home in Douglas this week.
 Mrs. George Webster and children left last Saturday morning for the ls week visiting relatives.
 Eddie Abraham, who is attending school in Los Angeles, arrived last week to spend the holidays with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Abraham.
 Misses Ethel BIllingsley and Mary Terrell, who are attending the Tempe normal school, arrived last | week to spend the holidays with their parents.
 Dewitt McWilliams, who is attend ing school in New Mexico, arrived last week to spend the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Nc Williams.
 Mrs. Frank Webster and children, of Metcalf, passed through Clifton en route to the valley, where they will spend week or ten days | visiting relatives.
 Miss Florence and Willis Bennie, who are attending the University of ! Arizona at Tucson, arrived in Cliff | ton last week to spend holiday week with their parents.
 E. w. Taylor, one of the leading business men of Duncan, spent We'd l lesday in Clifton on business and ! pleasure combined. He returned | home this morning.
 Sam Spann, chief assayer of the A. C. company, left this morning for Solomonville, where he will spend a few days hunting quail and other game in the valley.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Lancaster and ! son returned from Los Angeles last | Friday. where Mrs. Lancaster spent 1 he past several weeks for the bene- it of her health. She is improving slowly.
 Frank Billingsley, one of the pio- leer merchants of Duncan, spent | Wednesday in Clifton on business, md while here took in the Bell | Boy" He reports the Duncan coun- try on the boom.
 Willie Stevens and George Burk- ger, of MetcaIf, passed through Cliff -on yesterday en route to Globe, | where they were summoned as wit 1esses in a poStoltice case against Metcalf Mexican.
 NJ. J. Murchi-on, formerly em- Dloyed in the A. C. machine shops as