The copper era., 1908-06-11
PURELY PERSONAL
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Mesdams Await and Loring left this week for the Metcalf section.
 Dr. L A. w. Burtch is expected home from Morrison, H., this week.
 J. w. Lancaster and Frank Laine spent Sunday at York on dove hunt.
 Mrs. w. A. Hamilton and daughter, NJ ss Vaughan, left this week for their new home in Washington.
 Quite a number of Clifton people have expressed their intention to spend the summer months in Cali fornia.
 Mrs. H. F Yolng left this week for San Carlos, where she will spend a short time visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. L Coffee.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Minson and children left Friday last for Califor- nia. Mr. Miusou will remain there short time, but his family will spend the entire summer.
 The Misses Florence and Isabel Bonnie, who attended the University # Arizona at Tucson the past term, returned home last Thursday evening to spend their vacation.
 Mat Comisky, one of the shift bosses a the A. c. shelter, left last week for California, where he will spend a months vacation with his ia mily.
 F. H. Brown, one of the popular pharmacists employed in the A. c lrug store, left last week for a months visit to his old home in Cof- feyburg, Mo.
 MT. and Mrs. Terrell and son, Yorke, left this morning for Cali fornia, where they will visit Mir. and Mrs. Earl Haistings. Mrs. Terrel will spend the sumner.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Connors and Mr. and Mrs. Reece Webster spent iast Sunday on the Webster ranch near York. They had a good time fishing and hunting.
 G. $. Thomson, the rubber belt agent, visited Clifton last week on business. He reports that Clifton is holding her own with other mining camps of the territory.
 NJ. L. Owens, chief of the A. c. shoe department, returned last week from months visit to California. He took in the fleet display and had a pleasant trip otherwise.
 Dad Hoeye, formerly resident of Clifton, came over from Globe last week and spent a few days with his old friends. He reports that Globe is fast recovering from the recent dull period.
 w.. J. Riley and E. H. Franz, ac companied by Messrs. Salisbury, the Fl Paso real estate agents, leave this week for a hunting and fishing trip in the White mountains. They will be absent a month.
 Those who desire to take d summer trip and cannot afford the expense of going to California, should investi- gate Duncan or Garfield. At Duncan they will find mild climate and at Garfield they can find it as cool as they want.
 Mrs. F.. Mccormick and daus hter, of Metcalf, passed through Clifton last week en route to Calumet. Michi- gan, where they will spend the sum- mer months. They were accompani- ed by Mir. Mccormick as far as Fl PaSo.
 Baylor Shannon, one of the mem bers of the board of supervisors. left last Sunday for Solomonville to at tend the June session of the board. He made the trip under difficulties, as he was about sick when leaving Clifton.
 Waiter B. Foote, one of the office men in the A. C. general office, left this morning for California and other points of interest. He vii be bSent a bout d month. During his absence Charley Dunn will act as news agent.
 Leon Godchaux, deputy great in- cohonee of the Improved Order of Red Men, has met with much success in securing new members for the MorencI lodge. A number of the old Clifton members have put in their cards with the Morenci lodge. As there are still many others in Clifton a special meeting of nOn-attiiliating. as we'll as members in good standing, is called for next Saturday night at the Library hall, down stairs. This meeting will be of interest to all members of the order.
 The best for some time-Nero and the Burning of Rome. at-the Clifton Theatre Thursday and Friday nights.
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