The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-09-17
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PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs. H. K. Anderson left Friday
last on d short visit TO Yuma.
The notorious frewater man, Gus
Heyman, recently made a charge on
| Clifton customers.
c. E. Dearborn, dentist land DR.. Car
Phelps, of MOrenci. spent last Friday
III Clifton.
G. p. Chester, superintendent OF
the Norehci water company; Is III
Clifton today on business.
p. +. Linton, manager of the Cliff
ton theater, lett Sunday for Tucson
where he will locate in the future.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 4. Harvey and MIR
and Mrs. Chas. Davidson are spend
ing the week at GIliIard's hot springs
Norman Carmichael, general man
ager of the A. G company, is out Of
town few days this week On buslness.
Mrs. F. Backstein and daughter re-
turned last week from d pleasure
trip to San Francisco and other Cali
fOrnia points.
Robert Campbell, justice of the
peace of MetCalf, retnrned last week
from d trip to the Gilliard hot springs.
He reports having had d good time.
Mrs. c. w. Beck and children will
return in the near future from an eX-
tended visit to her old home i'll New
YORK.
B. A. Boyles, Ira Harper, Fred Fritz
and several others returned last week
from Tucson, where they were called
on the flood Case.
Ed. Malone, who has been freight
conductor on the a. ~ n. Nj. for years,
returned last week FROM d pleasure
trip of about a month.
Theodore Kline is looking after the
throttle of the regular passenger dur
ing the absence of Tom simpson, VINO
is taking short rest.
}. w. Bonnie, general manager of
the Shannon copper company, re-
turned last night from snort trip to
Globe and other points.
Rev. Garnet, pastor OF the Catholic
church, and who has done much to-
wards the advancement of the local
churches, visited LUrdsburg Monday.
Miss Kate futile, formerly post
mistress al Stafford, arrived In Clifton
last week and in the near future VIII
be in the Clifton postoffiCc as assistant.
Miss KERRY, who taught in the Cliff
ton schools last term, returned last
week from her home i'll Missouri, and
will be employed in the North Clifton
school this term.
Frank Dykes, principal of the North
Clifton pubic school, returned to
Clifton Saturday, after having spent
hts vacation at his home n Tempe
and d normal school in Chicago.
H. c. Day, president of the Bank of
Duncan, visited Clifton d few days of
this week While here he called at
the ERA office and requested lis to an
nounce him as Candidate for super
visor.
Judge NJ. w. Neff, one of the lead
ing witnesses in the Chase creek
flood case, returned from Tucson Sat
urd last and reported that the
Clifton people were holding their
own.
E. w. Taylor, the Duncan mer-
chant, visited Clifton this week on
business. While here he called on
the ERA and re marked that Duncan
Is witnessing prosperity from every
corner of the compass.
Arturo NJ. Elias, Mexican consul to
the United States, with headquarters
at Tucson, and formerly d resident or
Graham county, visited this district
on business last week, returning
home Monday morning.
Bay Shannon, who now resides on
the Warren ranch above the Double
Circle, passed through Clifton We'd
uesday en- route to Ell PdsO, where he
will meet his family, who are return
ing from an extended visit to
o. ]. Cotey and Harry Thorpe, who
were witnesses in the flood case at
Tucson, returned home last night
Mr.. Cotey reports that during the
trial the last few days the ID. G. COM
pany has gained considerable ground
IN the case.
Misses Binford and Bostick return
ed last night from an extensive trip
to Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.
rney made the trip from Clifton to
F. d Sstaff and return alone on horse
back and report delightful time.
During their absence they also visit
ed the pctrided forest.