The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-10-01
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Parks left this
week for the valley.
John Woods, of MorenCi, visited
Clifton this week.
Mrs. Atherton returned this week
from an extended visit to California.
Mrs. T. c. Malcolm left this week
for Tucson, where she will reside in
the future.
Road superintendent w. A. Lines
left this week for the valley on
official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. MacLeay and
children returned home last night
from California.
Mrs. Alta Tate left this week for
Albuquerque, where she will visit
relatives and take in the fair.
Hallett Neff arrived this week from
Silver City He will be connected
with the Neff grocery store on Chase
creek.
NJ. E Crawford left yesterday
morning for the valley, where he
will remain until after the conven-
tion.
Mrs Joe Dial and son, who have
been absent in California during II e
entire summer, returned home last
week.
A. Lafave, who has been absent the
past few weeks on mining business in
the territory, returned home last
night.
Ben Clark. county treasurer, came
take part IN democratic political dis
cussions.
Reece Webster left this morning
for Solomonville, acting as an ad-
vance guard to the democratic con-
vention.
Mrs. Chas. Ellis left Tuesday for
Shuquak, Miss, where she will spend
couple of months with her daughter,
Mrs. J. E. Hargis.
VIM. Moore, tOnsorial artist from
Ell Paso. arrived this week to accept
a position with the English barber
shop on Chase creek.
Mrs C. R. Tossell, formerly resi-
dent of Morenci, but now of Douglas,
arrived this week on an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. Mo ris Raben-
owitz.
Mrs. Ed Heyl and children, of
D1ngias, who spent the past two
weeks in Clifton on visit to MIR. and
Mrs. Chas. Freeman, returned home
Monday.
Jack Holman and p. S. Wood, who
are now located at Duncan, visited
Clifton Sunday, returning Monday.
They report Duncan as quite lively in
the building line.
H. L. Richardson. one of the engi-
neers on the Morenci Southern, came
down Tuesday on business. He was
accompanied by F. J. Reinboth, also
a Morenci resident.
Frank Webster and G. H. Farms
worth, two of the leading republicans
of Metcalf, came down to Clifton last
Friday evening to pilot the Cameron
special to the mining city.
Z. J. Lehman, manager of tn e Con-
solidated telephone company in Cliff
ton, left this morning for Duncan,
where he will investigate the pro5a-
biIity of putting in more phones and
better service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmean, who spent
the past few weeks in Clifton on d
visit to their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Conner, left this week for their home
in Florence, Kansas. They were well
pleased with the Arizona climate.
Henry Hill and Dell NJ. Potter, two
of the-leading republicans of Clifton,
left tuesday morning for the valley
to introduce Ralph Cameron. They
vii. remain there until after the
county convention which convenes on
Saturday.
Frank Billingsley, one of the old
time business men of Duncan, spent a
couple of days of this week in Clifton.
| He returned home yesterday. Frank
reports that the political situation at
the valley city is getting real hot,
and won't cool off until the convention
Saturday.
Frank B. Laine, who is a candidate
for the nomination of district attOr-
ney on the democratic ticket, left
Tuesday morning for the valley where
he will build his political fences for
the convention Saturday. Frank took
long time to make up his mind
that he would run, but after he en-
tered he made up for lost time.
Will Grant, who has resided at
Metcalf many years, came down to
Clifton Sunday to give the Clifton
gun club lessons in breaking clay
birds. Will is first-class shot, but
as he is out of practice, his record
fell short. 1t is reported that he
usually averages twenty-five out of
twenty-five.
w. S. Mcnamara, who has been
chief office man for the New England
and Clifton copper company the past
two years or longer, has resigned his
position and in the near future will