The copper era., 1908-10-08
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PURELY PERSONAL

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Herman Noll is spending the week
in Solomonville doing cotirt duty.
Mrs. Adam Smith returned last
week from an extended pleasure trip
to California.
Mrs. Morris Rabehowitz left We'd
nesday for Phoenix to attend the
funeral of her husband.
9. s. Thompson, the rubber man,
arrived in Clifton this week to do
some business in his line.
A S. Cox, of Metcalf, passed
through Clifton Monday, en- route to
the county seat to serve on the jury
Frank B. Lame lett this week for
Solomonville, where he has some
legal business before the district
cotirt.
Henry Dial, one of the old time
residents of Stafford, spent few days
of this week in Clifton on visit to
his sons.
Mrs. f. II. Perry returned last
night from Albuquerque, where she
spent the past few weeks on a visit
to relatives.
Robert Campbell, justice of the
peace at Metcalf, came down Mon
day e7ening to meet his old friend,
Mark Smith. 4.--
Miss Kate Bailey. who spent short
time in Clifton visiting the Misses
Martin, returned to her home in Sill
yer City Monday.
Miss Rose Hill returned home last
Sunday night from Bisbee, where she
visited he- sister. Mrs. Townsend,
who accompanied her to Clifton.
F. Backstein, the Chase creek
ieweler. was called to Snlomonville
this week as a witness. He returned
home Tuesday.
Dell Potter, who. took an active in
terest in Ralph Cameron's campaign
throue bout the county, returned
home this week.
Rov Wayland and Jim Kerby re-
turned Saturday night from the
democratic convention They made
the trip on horseback.
A. B. Horne. who spent the past
month in Clifton on visit to his
passes, Texas, this week.
Asa Miller. w. c. lilies. Jim Sorrell
and w. T. Richards left Tuesday
morning for SOlOmonville, where they
were Called to do court duty.
A w. Lasber, who has had consider
able experience ia operating moving
picture machines. arrived last week
to accept position with the Clifton
Theater.
Mrs. G. NJ. Harris arrived in Clifton
Monday, en- route to Metcalf, where
she will join her husband, who is now
employed in the Shannon store at
that place.
Louis Ferber. who HIS been absent
from Clifton some time, returned
this week and spent a few days in
camp arranging some business mat.
tiers.
Mrs. Felix Phillips. of Globe, who
spent the asst few weeks in Clifton
on a visit to her parents, returned
hom- Monday. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Alice Woods.
Rem Crawford, the best politician
in Graham county. made flying trip
to Lordsburg Monday to meet his old
time friend, Mark Smith, and safely
steer him into camp.
Ben Clark, one of the proprietors
of the Coronado stage line, and at
present treasurer of this county,
camp up this week to hear Mark
Smith lecture to voters in this end of
the county.
Miss Beatrice Fern Beauchamp, of
Avalon, Mo , arrived in Clifton last
Thursday to attend the Clifton high
school. During her stay here she
will reside with her sister, Mrs. D.
NJ. McCheyne.
Minor Simms, chief of the A. c.
grocery department, and Johnny
Cromb, of the Clifton Meat and Cold
Storage market, left this week for
, the Black river, where they will
spend mouth chasing "black tails"
and catching trout.
Hugh Watson, cashier of the Bank
of Duncan, visited Clifton last Sun
day tn be with his old chums for
few hours. He reports that Duncan
is the finest place he has struck and
is willing to cast his lot with those
people always. He also reports the
banking business as. booming. He
returned hOme Monday.