The copper era., 1909-09-16
PURELY PERSONAL


Mrs. John Kelly and family arrived in Clifton this week to make their future home here.
 Miss Homsley returned last week and is now looking after her duties in the high school.
 Dr. and Mrs. Henry Dietrich and children returned home this week from a pleasure visit. Miss Bostick returned home last week from short visit to the Chitty ranch on Pigeon creek.
 Mrs. J. B. Kline and daughter, Miss Edna, returned home last week from an extended visit iu Seattle.
 Mrs. M. Danenhauer and children, who spent the past month in Califor- mia, returned home Saturday.
 Walter Foster, who spent several days of last week in Clifton, returned to his home at Duncan Saturday last.
 K. N. Flynn, the metallurgist and mining expert of Globe, made an- other business visit to Clifton this week.
 Mrs. Walter Penn left this morn ing for Globe, where she will spend short time visiting relatives and friends.
 The Misses Priest arrived last week and are now teaching at the Chase creek branch of the Clifton public school.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Vinton left this morning for their old home in Mis- souri, where they will reside in the future.
 Mrs. Knight and little daughter ar rived in Clifton last night. Mrs. Knight will teach in the Clifton pub lie school.
 Mrs. c. H. Love and little daughter were called to Pennsylvania this week on account of the serious illness of Mrs. Loves mother.
 Fred Forbes left Saturday morning for Jerome, where he has secured position with the United Verde com pany and will make his future home.
 NJ. H. Kane. manager of the Shan non store department, left the first part of last week on trip to the mountains, taking a much needed rest.
 Rev. Curry H. Love and family re- turned home last week from a pleas ure and hunting trip in the moun- tains. He is now ready for his church work again.
 J. c. Tyler and two daughters, Mesdames Robertson and lilly, ac- cnmpanied by Walter Penn, left this morning for camping trip in the mountains.
 Prof. O. HalYorson, principal of the Clifton Union High school, returned last Saturday with his family from Chicago, where they spent the past three months.
 Miss Kerby, who taught in the Clifton public school last term, re- turned from her home in Missouri last Saturday evening. She was re- elected for the present term.
 Miss Trumpas, who taught in the Clifton public school last year, but who is engaged at Duncan this year, went to Duncan Sunday, after having spent few days here with friends.
 L. Slessinger, one of the shift bosses at the Shannon mines, returned home Tuesday evening from a months pleasure visit to California. His family will remain there for the future.
 Ms. James Smith, and sons, accom- panied by Miss Smith, returned home last Saturday from an extended pleasure visit to Santa Monica, Cali fornia. They report most pleasant summer outing.
 Attorney Frank B. Laine, who spent the past several weeks in Cali fornia, and who also "took in'' the Seattle exposition, returned home Saturday last. He looks as though he had good time.
 Miss Agnew, who taught in the South Clifton public school last year, and who was reelected for this term, returned to Clifton Saturday evening from California. where she spent her vacation at her old home.
 w. A. Lines arrived from the val ley this week to relieve R. M. Kelly, who will spend a short vacation in the valley and other points. MT. Lines is one of the proprietors of the Lines dairies at Clifton and Morenct
 Garnet King, general passenger agent of the E. P. SO s. w, landed in Clifton Tuesday evening to spend day here in the interests of his com pany. Garnet still controls an ex- tensive friendship among his old time friends, who are always glad to see him.
 Miss Grace Pearce, who has been connected with the ERA the past seven years, is located temporarily in Los Angeles, where she will take course on the linotype machine. She