The copper era., 1909-09-30
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Wm. Berry left this morning for California on pleasure visit.
 Ivan Hoefeld, propreitor of the Fl Paso store, visited Metcalf one day this week.
 Mrs. Walter Penn returned home this week from a short visit to rela- tives at Globe.
 MT. and Mrs. Johnny Parque visited Duncan a couple of days this week, returning home Monday evening.
 Archie Morrison returned home Sunday evening from a short business visit to Fl Paso and other points.
 Gordon Elliott left last Friday for Houghton, Mich, where he will enter the state school of mines, located at that place.
 MT. and Mrs. R. R. Ball returned home last week from a short trip to the Grand Canyon and other terri torial points.
 w. O. Wheatley, forest ranger, who is located about forty miles above Clifton, spent a couple of days of this week in Clifton.
 Mrs. Baylor Shannon, who has for some time past resided on the upper Eagle river, will return to Clifton in the near future to live.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. VanDorn and MT. and Mrs. Roy Wayland spent last Sunday at Morenci, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. G. E. Goodrich.
 J. H. Kerby, the real estate agent, left this morning for Silver City, where he will spend a few days on visit to MT. and Mrs. c. w. Daniels.
 J. Upham, the hardware man of the A. c. store department, arrived home last night, being one of the last to return from the N. G. A. en- campment.
 Johnny Carrigan returned last week from a hunting trip in the mountains. Besides lot of game he brought in a frst-class crop of whiskers.
 City Marshal Crawford and M. E. Crawford were called to their old home in Texas last Saturday on ac- count of the serious illness of their | mother.
 Mrs. w. G. Barry and children ar rived Monday evening from Texas to l join MT. Barry, who is now resident | of Clifton and employed with the A. & N. M. railway.
 MT. and Mrs. Baylor Shannon and | daughter arrived in Clifton yesterday from Eagle, where they have resided | the past several months. They will | reside here in the future.
 Mrs. Wm. Stevens and daughter re- turned home last Saturday from a pleasure visit. They were met at Clifton by Willie, who accompanied them home at Metcalf Sunday.
 c. P. Dunn, propreitor of the Dunn & Loomis drug store and the Empire Theatre, spent several days of this week on business at Deming and other points, returning home Tuesday even- ing.
 Mrs. J. H. Tebbetts and children returned last Saturday from pleas ure visit to California. They were met at Clifton by the doctor, who ac- companied them to their home at Metcalf.
 Walter Penn, Tom Nephew, J. c. and w. A. Tyler have returned from a hunting trip in the mountains. They found enough game to keep them in chuck at the camp, but did not bring very much home with them.
 Miguel l.. Torres left Tuesday morning for his new location at Bis bee. Before leaving he requested the Era to advise his friends that he was sorry that he did not have time to bid all of them good bye personally.
 Mrs. Sam Spann, who spent week at the 94 slash ranch on Eagle with her sister, Mrs. Baylor Shannon, re- turned home last Thursday evening. She was accompanied by Master Lloyd, who will attend the Clifton public school.