The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-09-10
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PURELY PERSONAL

Miss Muriel Randall, of Stafford, is
up this week visiting friends.
Richard Stevens returned last night
from a trip to Billiards Springs.
Little Miss Irma Fitz returned
home last night from California.
J. F. Niccolls left this morning for
a short business trip to the valley.
Dell NJ. Potter left Wednesday on a
business trip 10 Tucson and Prescott.
Mrs. J. F. Mcneil returned last
night from a pleasant trip to Cdlifor-
MIA.
Mrs. NJ. Reardon and daughter,
Irene, returned this week from trip
to California.
Robert Bailey, one of the employees
of the Shannon store at MetCalf, Wis
tied Clifton Monday.
Johnny Davidson and family have
moved to the valley, where they will
reside in the future.
Mrs. Johnny Cromb and son re-
turned last night from their excursion
trip to Los Angeles.
Miss Muriel Emerson returned home
Ist Thursday evening from pleas
ant visit to Cloudcrott.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Nielsen returned
Sunday evening from months visit
10 their old home in Illinois.
H. H. Dyer, superintendent of the
Shannon mines, returned last night
from d visit to Tombstone.
F. d. Bull, representing the Ora
ham Paper company, of St. Louis,
visited this district last week.
J. w. Bonnie, general manager of
hnF 1..E p
Wednesday for Globe on d business
trip.
Miss Ethel Billingley left Friday
school. This will make her second
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hoff and son,
who have been absent in California
the past several weeks, returned
uome last night.
Adam Smith will return home this
evening. His son; Laurie, will re-
main IN Los Angeles, where he will
attend school.
Mrs. J. H. Magruder and family
lett Sunday tor their old home In
Missouri, where they will spend some
time visiting.
Tommy Quinn, who has been EN-
ployed at the Clifton bakery, LETT
,ast week for a short pleasure trip to
San Antonio, Tex.
w. F. Hagan, one of Clifton's
most substantial citizens, lett Tues
day for Tucson, where he will take
an interest in the flood case.
John r Hampton returned Monday
night from d business visit to New
York and Washington. He had fine
time but was glad to get back home.
Mrs. j. G. Smith and children re-
turned last week from months visit
to tn cir old home at Snyder, Texas.
Rocky is again on his good behavior.
w. F. and Claud Mcdowell returned
last week from d hunting trip in the
White mountains. They caught
plenty of fish and had good time
generally.
Z. d. Wilson is absent on huLting
trip in the mountains. During his
Mrs Wilson is looking after
the business in the music store ON
Chase creek.
George Webster is spending : few
days of this week in the valley on
business and incidentally will in
vestigate the standing of the various
democratic candidates.
Misses Eta Martin and Mary Ter
rell, who graduated from the Clifton
nigh school last term, left last week
for Tempe, where they will enter the
normal school.
j. G.. Gatti, the meat king of Globe,
was in Clifton last week looking after
his interests in the big flood cas- t. He
left Sunday morning for Tucson to
attend the trial.
Lou Upham, who is employed in the
hardware department of the n. G
store, left this morning for California,
where he will have some fun with the
girls on the beach.
Miss Grace Pearce, one of the typo
graphical artists in the ERA Oil &c,
returned last night from California,
where she spent the past mo Ith on d
Visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CJnuor, who
spent the past month on the Califor-
MIA coast having good time, re
turned home last night. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Conuor's moth
err, Mrs. Carmean.
Rev. J. ). CrutchIield, of Phoenix.
5 spending the week in Clifton in the
nter+SIs of the Methodist church.
The NJ 4 hodists of Clifton have been
working hard aud will soon have
building in Shuth Clifton.
j. A. MacLeay, assistant master
mechanic OF the -. q. machine shops
and " and master of tn Od Fellows
" Arizona, left this mocuin: fr I
pleasure trip to California, whe e h:
will join his family. They viii return
h 0me about October first.
Mrs. I. N. Stevens, who has been
absent the past two months Oh a visit
to her old home in New York. re-
turned last week greatly improved in
health. She reports that Mrs. G. w.
seek and children will return hone
in the near future.
]. c. Anderson, c. p. Johnson and
George Carlton left Saturday for
Billiards hot springs, where they
spent a week having a good time
billiards. springs are just the place
for those who have been working
hard and need a short trip.
Editor Vaughan of the Duncan Ariz
on n, spent few days of last week in
Clifton in the interests of this paper.
Since the launching of the Arizonan
Duncan has been well represented to
the public and the citizens and bust
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