The copper era., 1909-01-14
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Duncan on business.
 w. A. Pitt left yesterday morning for Duncan on business.
 MT. and Mrs. A. s. Cox were among the Metcalf visitors this week.
 James and Tom Wester and A. l.. | Work were down from MorenCi Mon day.
 John Jones left this week for Can anea, where he may locate in the future.
 Mrs. Dave Kaplan, left yesterday morning on a short visit to relatives in Bisbee.
 D. E. Address, justice of the peace at Morenci, visited Clifton Tuesday on business.
 The two youngest children of w. T. Richards arrived Tuesday evening from Tucson.
 A. A. Anderson, sheriff of Graham county, spent Friday last in Clifton on business.
 Mrs. E. L. Gay and Miss Gay have been house guests of Mrs. w. w. Berault this week.
 Mrs. Kelly, of Bisbee, spent a couple of days of this week in Clifton on d visit to her sous.
 Johnny Woods, who is employed in the D. c. shelter at Morenei, spent Wednesday in Clifton on business.
 E. H. Waldo was down from Mo renci Tuesday to attend the meeting o the stockholders of the Gold Belt company.
 Mrs. Minor Simms and sister, Miss Ashley, left this morning for Met calf, where they will spend the day with friends.
 Mrs. J. J. Jones departed Saturday lIst for California, where she was Called "n account of the serious illness of her mother.
 R. V. McCutchen who is employed in the A. c. leacner, left this week on short visit to his old home at Newborn, Tenn.
 Miss Hattie Gaddis, who is teach ing school at SOlOmonvIlle, visited Clifton the past week, returning home this morning.
 C.. B. Nonnamaker, the popular manager of the A. c. Longfellow store at Morenci, spent yesterday in Clifton on business.
 Abe Seigel, formerly d resident of Clifton. bat now of Las Cruces, N. NJ, arrived iu Clifton last night to spend couple Ot weeks
 Norman Siegel, brother to Walter, arrived in Clifton last week from Kansas City. He contemplates locat- ing in Clifton permanently.
 Shirley Neff, who spent the past month in Clifton visiting relatives, left this morning for Douglas, where ue will reside in the future.
 Mr and Mrs. E L. Gay and Messrs. Pratt and Dunn came down from Coronado Saturday night to attend the Benedict Club dance at the opera house.
 Mr and Mrs. G. H. Dudley, of Standard, were among the visitors who attended the Benedict club bail at the opera house last Sturdy evening.
 Joe Chesser, one of the old land marks at the A. C. mines, near Met calf, came down Saturday last to at tend the 1.-Two Spot Club" dance at the Casino.
 J. A. MacLeay, Grand Master of the Old Fellows lodge of ArIzOIa, left Saturday for Stafford, where he at tended the installation of officers of the lodge at that place,
 c. P. Dunn, one of the proprietOrs of the Dunn x Loomis drug store on Chase creek, lett this morning on q business trip to Albuquerque. He will be absent about week.
 Hal Young, who has been employed at the A. C. King mine, near Metcalf, the past year, Is spending the week in Clifton. He reports the mine closed until the new ore bins are com peted at Clifton.
 -t ha A. c. Clifton store during the bSenCe of Chas. Spann, visited Fl PasQ Satui day, where he accompanied his little sister. Irene, who was en route to Denver Colo. He returned home Sunday.
 Dan Grant, one of the shift bosses at the Coronado mire, passed through Clifton Friday last, en route to El Paso. where he met his wife, who was eturning from Ohio, where she at tended the funeral of her brother in law, Mir. Lang. They arrived in Cliff ton Sunday.
 Nj. J. MurchiSon, who spent the last few weeks visiting friends in Clifton {, returned Tues iav morning for his home at Oso, SinaloI Mexico, where he is employed as foreman for the C. R. Y. & P. R. R. shops. He has mal y friends here who were glad to lea Il that he is getting along nicely in hIa new location.
 NJ. II. Kane, manager of the store department of tn: shannon copper company, accompanied by his wIir, lett Tuesday morning for New York and Boston, where he will spend d few weeks for the purpose of selet ting and purchasing his spring supplies for the company stores at Clifton and 1 Metcalf. i l. A. w. Burtch, deputy grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias ] of this district, visited Morenci Tues day evening of this week. His triT was in the shape of an official visit tc Morenci Lodge No. 24, for the purpose of installing officers of that lodge for +be euSuiuU term The lodut. room