The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-08-27
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j. E. Holt left this morning tC
spend the day at York.
Sam Foster was up from Duncan
a few days of last week.
Mrs. Joe Terrell has returned from
a pleasure trip to California.
w. A. Pitt left this morning on a
business trip 10 New Mexico.
Miss Rose Jaime left Sunday last
for the valley on short visit.
j. G. Gaines was down from Mo-
renci last Saturday on business.
Alberto Mungia was down from
Morenci couple of days this week.
Sam Sidebotham and son returned
this week from d pleasant visit at
RedondO, Cal.
Mrs. Il. K. Minson and children re-
turned this week from d pleasant
visit in California.
p. c. Linton, of the Clifton Theater
left this week for d short trip to Ben
son and other points.
DR.. Schell the optician, will return
Monday and will remain at the Cen
cral hotel for one day only.
Sam Spann returned this week from
short pleasure trip to ClOudcroft,
where he had the time of his life.
NJ. c. Billingsley and family left
this morning for Billiards springs,
where they will reside i'll the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Schell, opti-
clans, are now in Morenci, aud before
going home will spend another day in
Clifton.
Mrs. VIM. Moore and son were down
from Morenci a few days of last week
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. En-
glish.
Tom Johnson, who has been to
Texas on a pleasure trip, passed
through Clifton last week on his way
home to Morenci.
Miss Nellie Alt, who spent the past
two weeks in Clifton on d visit to her
brother, Charley, returned to her
home In Alton, H., Tuesday.
5. Marcus, for many years connected
with the A. c. company, is now en-
Dyed with the Becker-Frdnz COM
pany store in North Clifton.
George Webster, president of the
Clifton meat and cold storage CON-
pany, left this morning on short
business trip to New Mexico.
y. Lafave, the old time prospector
and miner, returned this week from
d short business trip into the mining
oCOllOno sui OllA lOn"
Sam Sharp, d tirst-class tonsorial
artist from Ell Pdso, arrived last week
to accept position with the English
barber shop on Chase creek.
J. a. Campbell, the Shannon pay
master, visited Metcalf last week in
an Official capacity. 1t is useless to
say that he was welcome visitor. |
Bob Wilson and Al SmitherS were |
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to his ranch on Eagle river and Al |
will probably punch cattle on Rattle
snake.
day for Chicago, where he will reside |
in the future. He played, fast sec
ond base and will be missed by the
Clifton team.
Dick Franz leaves about September |
first for the White mountains, where |
be will join his family for short time.
after which they will return TO Cliff
ton.
r. L. Powell, an old time civil en-
gineer of Silver City. who spent the |
past two weeks in this district sur
vey.ng mining claims in which Dell |
NJ. Potter. is Interested, returned |
home Tuesday.
C. w. Marks, the photogra pher of
Morenci, was down last Saturday and /
Sunday to cheer the Morenci ball |
team to victory. He was the center /
of attraction in the grdndstand and |
held his own with the old time rooters.
Robert Martyr, who is located at the
Standard mines, came down last week |
to meet his brother, f.. l.. Martyr, |
of Cripple Greek. His brother is a
good miner and will probably remain
IN this district for short time.
j. w. Neel, of Cisco, Texas, arrived /
last week and spent few days on d
visit to his brother. w. l.. Neel, the |
transfer man. Mr. Neel is railroad |
man = nd has a freight run on the
Houston and Texas Central railroad.
He returned home Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Woodman, who taught |
in the Clifton public school last term
anu who intended to teach here this
term. visited friends here Sunday last
aud informed them that she decided
to return To Globe, where she accepted |
d position in the public schools. She
returned home Monday.
Dell NJ. Potter visited Prescott last
week, where he attended the terri
torial convention and assisted in
Ralph Cameron for cIu-
gress. Dell says that M Mr.. Came ron
the republicans have made a wise
selection and is of the opinion that
he will come to the front on the third
of November.
Theodore and Harry Delman, who
spent couple of weeks in Clifton as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
J Johnson, returned to San Francisco
last week. After spen1iIg a short
time at their home at that place they
will depart for the Panama canal,
where they expect TO reside in the
future.
Q. a. Risdon, the photographer,
has announced to the Clifton ball
team that he will give one dozen SO
platinum photos to the player max
ing the best batting average in the
next ten games. To the player max
ing the best fielding average he will
give one dozen 50 cabinet photos.
Milt Morris, who has been employed
in the Shannon concentrating depart
ment the past two years, has resigned
his position and in the future will be
identified with the Ira Johnson EN-
porium in North Clifton.