The copper era., 1908-05-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PURELY PERSONAL


r @ @1 Geo. Carlton visited Duncan We'd
 nesday on business.
 Mrs. L. L. Fitz and children visited Duncan last Saturday.
 Mrs. J. F.. Penn and little daughter
 leave next week for Globe on d short visit
 Miss Mary Futile left Tuesday for California, where she will spend her
 vacation.
 Miss Trumpas departed Tuesday for Pasadena, where she will spend the summer.
 Mrs. w. NJ. Clark and children, of Duncan, spent Wednesday in Clifton as the guest of Mrs. NJ. Danenhauer.
 Mrs. l. c. Anderson and children 1 left this morning for Lordsburg where they will spend a few days visiting | friends.
 NJ. I. Warden, superintendent of the Clifton Water company, is absent on a pleasure trip to the coast of California.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Cox were down from Metcalf Monday evening to at tend the dance given by the married men of Clifton.
 Frank Willis, one ot the cattlemcn of the Duncan country, is in Clifton for few days this week. He is one of the old timers of that section.
 H. B. Burke and Thos. Simpson, two old time employees of the A. Sc N. NJ. railway, returned Saturday from short trip to the Douglas country. Miss Sarah Woodman, who taught Tn the public schools the past term, left Tuesday for Globe, where she will visit her sister, Mrs. A. G. Smith.
 Miss Henrik, who taught in the North Clifton public school the past term, left Sunday last for her home at Tempe, where she will spend her vacation.
 Miss Ethel and Frank Billingsley, | who attended the Tempe school the past term, will arrive home Saturday evening of this week to spend their vacation.
 Professor Douglas, representing the Phelps-Dodge interests, arrived i on the special car ''Nacozari" Tues day and went to Morenci, where he i spent few days on business.
 c. O. Billingsley, George Fraser and B. B. Adams left last Sunday morning for Fl Paso to be absent couple of days on business connected i with the Amargaso mining company. |
 Mr. Ferguson, father of F. w. Fer guson, left Monday for his home in Kentucky, after having spent a ! pleasant month. This was his first | trip to Arizona and he was well ] pleased with the climate.
 Mrs. Florence Rosecrans, accom- panied by her niece, Miss Jo Gray, | who spent the past month in Clifton ! on visit to MT. and Mrs. A. $. Rose l crans, left Saturday last for her i home in California.
 TT dilh Oy hCS- pl iINl pal OA tue ANOI LII ! Clifton public school the past term left this week for his home in Tempe, where he will spend his vacation. MT. : Dykes witnessed a most successful term and has been elected to succeed 1, himself for the next term. J. L Widener, train dispatcher of the A. S N. NJ. and J. c. Anderson, condctor on the Coronado railroad. left this morning for Globe, where they will receive the Royal Arch de- gree in Masonry. They are both men of courage and should make the trip by Sunday next.
 Hugh Watson. who is connected 1 with the First National Bank, visited Duncan and other points last week. | He reports that the new bank build ing at Duncan is well under way. Mir. Watson has accepted the posi- tion as cashier of the Duncan bank when it opens.
 I. N. Stevens, one of the old time mining men of this district, left this morning for Hachita. He took his blankets and prospector's pick with him and will spend several days in the hills prospecting for gold. He is an expert at the business and if there is anything laying idle he will most likely ind it.