The copper era., 1908-03-19
PURELY PERSONAL !

Ed. Hawley was in camp this weel
from Gold Hill.
Judge Campbell was down from
Metcalf last week.
Jimmy WEIGH was down from the
Standard this week.
A. E. Pierson, of Metcalf. wa;
down this week on business.
J. T. Alridge, of Silver City, ar
rived in Clifton Wednesday.
Guy LOOMS returned this week
from Bisbee, where he visited his
brother.
E. w. Clayton, cashier of the
Bank of Stafford, visited Clifton last
week on business.
Carrie Crawford, manager of the
Olney & Prina meat market, visited
Duncan Tuesday on business.
Luther Green was up from the val
ley last week en- route to Morenci
where he will put in a few gas plants.
B. o. Mastick, who Is employed in
the local A. & N. NJ. depot, left Sun
day morning for Deming to spend the
week attending court.
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien and son came
down from Morenci last week 10
spend a few days in Clifton as the
guest of Miss Rosa Hill.
Sol Barth, of st. Johns, Arizona,
who spent the past two weeks in Cliff
ton visiting his daughters, Mesdames
J. Backstein and VIM. Taylor, left
Monday for his home.
J. K. Ormston, special agent of
the Royal and Queen fire insurance
companies, with headquarters in Los
Angeles, visited Clifton last Friday
to inspect his local agencies.
w. NJ. Harper, an old timer at the
mines of Clifton, joined AL Kunce
last week and departed for Rawhide,
the new gold camp in Nevada.
T. A. Pascoe, a prominent citizen
of Globe, spent a few days of this
week in Clifton on a visit to his
brother. He returned home on Tues
day.
Mrs. A. G. Newell and daughter,
Majorie, returned to their home in
Douglas, last Saturday morning, af-
ter ten days. visit with Mrs. New
ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ter
rell.
E. B. McCallom, who has done a
great deal of locomotive and coach
painting for the A. Z. compny, left
this week for short trip to Ell PasO
and other points. He will be absent
a month or longer.
w. S. Mcnamara, chief Office man
of the New England and Clifton
Company, left Monday for Ell Paso,
where he will spend a few days on
business connected with the con-
pany.
n. H. Dyer and wife came down
from the Shannon mines last week.
Mrs. Dyer left for California to join
the children. She had been here a
few weeks on a visit to her husband.
w. c. McLenden, of Dripping
Springs, Texas, arrived this week on
a short visit to his old-time friend,
Bill Spaw. Mr.. McLenden is a man
of much experience in the grocery
business and is in Arizona on a pros
pecting as well as pleasure trip.
G. w. Stewart and family, who
have resided in Clifton the past sew
eral months, left this week for their
old home in West Union, Ohio.
While here they made many friends
WI regret their departure, which is
on account of Mr.. Stewards health.
Major Latin, who now holds forth
in the Morenci Leader Office, came
down the first of the week to meet
his old Clifton friends. Major re-
ports that the Hill City is good
enough for him. His health has
wonderfully since moving
away from the sulphur smoke in
Clifton.
Walter Payne, one of the old time
residents of the Clifton-Morenci dis
trict, who was in the employ of the
A. G. company a number of years,
but recently connected with the New
England company, left Tuesday of
this week for Chicago, where he will
join his family, en- route to their old
home in England. Mr.. Payne has
many friends in this country who re-
greet his departure, but wish him a
pleasant time at his old home, which
he has not seen for about thirty years.
They contemplate stay of year or
longer.