The copper era., 1908-07-16
PURELY PERSONAL
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NJ. J. Egan made a flying business
trip to Lordsburg Monday.
Mrs. J. Fallon and son left on Sat
urday for Globe on visit to relatives.
J. A. Hogan, of Morenci, WAS d
business visitor in Clifton Wednes-
day.
MessrS. Greene, Colrelt, Horton and
James were down from Metcalf Sun
day.
Mrs. 7 G. Malcolm returned home
Monday from d visit with relatives
IN the valley.
Mrs. E. D. Wilson left this week
for months visit with relatives at
Pecos, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cornelius and
A. S. Cox, of Metcalf, visited Clifton
Friday last.
Dave Clark and Billy Berry LETT
this morning for California to enjoy
the sea breeze for a month.
Mrs. Frank Bowman and mother
left this morning for the Head ranch
where they will spend a few days.
Henry Allen, of Metcalf, was d
business visitor in Clifton Sunday last
returning home Monday.
MISS JOSlG w illId us. QduH lllGI VI
Geo. w. Williams, Jr., lett last week
for Stafford to visit relatives.
Wood Poland was down the first of
the week plotting Will Miller through
the maze of Clifton's streets.
Rev. c. Fl. Love and family spent d
few days last week at the ranch of
B. A. Boyles on the Blue.
H. B. Mcdowell left last week for
Ell Paso, Texas, and Chihauhau, Mex
leo, on business and pleasure bent.
G. w. Jordan returned Sunday from
a business trip to Globe. He reports
A good time and all Clifton emigrants
as prosperous.
Mrs. Will Taylor left Monday morn
ing for a well-earned vacation. which
she will spend with relatives in St.
Johns, Arizona.
Mrs. Charles johnson and son re-
turned Sunday night, after having
spent a delightful vacation with rela-
tives in Wisconsin.
Ed Waldo, who was connected with
the Independent Assay office here,
left this week for an extended visit
in the east.
J. w. Bonnie spent a few days in
Globe this week, where his duties as
general manager of the Amster
properties called him.
Dave Arzate, Clifton's efficient con-
stable, left with his family for Ell
Paso Monday on business aud plea
sure trip.
Mrs. L. B. English aud daughter
left Wednesday morning for Duran,
where they will spend d couple of
weeks visiting friends.
G. E. Tyler, the new secretary of
the New York-Arizona company, and
John Molder, of Morenci, were in
Clifton Monday on business.
Mrs. p. Barnett and daughter left
Saturday morning to spend the sum-
mer at Long Beach Cal. Pat accom-
panied them as far as Lordsburg.
Word comes from Spokane, Wash
ington, that Miss Mildred Waugh
has not been enjoying good health
in that climate.
Messrs. Lilies and Allender spent
Sunday on the ella and returned with
4 supply of doves and rabbits that
tested their strength to trdnsport-so
they say.
Mrs. Ira johnson and daughters
left Tuesday for an extended yIsit to
the Pacific coast. Ira is agitating
the establishment of the Summer
WidowerS' Club.
w. B. Foote returned Sunday from
a months visit with his parents in
California. He enjoys California
ranch life hugely, but is glad to get
back to Clifton.
B. A Boyles was in this week from
his ranch on the Blue, aud reports
that some ram has fallen in his
ghborhood, but that more would
not injure the range.
S. NJ. Toro, private secretary of
Vice-Consul Arturo M. Elias, arrived
in Clifton last week, and they will be
busy here on matters pertaining to
the office for several days.
r. K. Minson returned Friday after
spending a delightful vacation with
MS family in California. While
there he visited San Francisco and
saw the battleship fleet.
Ed Branch, of Stafford, who has
been in Denver attending the demo
cratic convention stopped over in
Clifton for d few days visit with
friends on his way home.
Mrs. NJ. R-ardOn and daughter Left
last Saturday for Los Angeles. They
will be met there in about Il month
by Mr. Rearduu, when they will go &c
San Francisco aud northern Cdlifor-
MIA points before returning to Clifton.
Mr.. anC Mrs. Archie Morrison re-
turned to Clifton Sunday night greatly
benefited by their trip to scotland
England, and other foreign countries
as recounted from time to time il
these columns. They report de
lightful trip.
Sheriff Anderson is spen ding a few
days in town, presumably looking
after his political fences. 1t is {
| foregone conclusion that he will re
ceive the nomination of the republi
can party this fall as he has made {
popular and efficient official.
Dr. Burtch will move his Office from
the building where it is now lOca tee
to the rooms recently completed ovel
the postoffice in the library building
as soon as they can be put i'll order.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that The
stock certificate Nos. 9, 15l2. l5lj
1916, 15l7, 1918. 1919. 1920, 1921 ISSUED
! by the New NorkAriZOna Gold \
Copper Company in the name of JOIN