The copper era., 1909-03-04
PURELY PERSONAL


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 Theo. Shirley, formerly judge of this county, arrived in Cli fton Friday evening.
 D l NJ Potter spent couple of days of this week in the Gila valley on business.
 Mrs. Frank Webster and children were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Webster this week.
 Mesdames W. w. Berault and Earl Hastings are spending the week with Mas. Gay at Coronado.
 Mrs. A. A. Coleman returned Sun day evening from an extended visit to her old home in Colorado.
 Mrs. J. II. Chilsoa left yesterday for Los Angeles, where she will spend a short time with relatives.
 Geo. A. Olney, one of the leading citizens of SAfford, spent d, couple of days of this week in Clifton.
 II. H. Dyer, formerly superintend- ent oi the Shannon mines, left this morning for his home in Los Angeles.
 J. C. Anderson, conductor on the Coronado passenger train, left this morning on d short visit to Tucson.
 MT. and Mrs. Win. Brooks are spend iug a, few days Of this week on a visit to relatives ana friend, in Duncan.
 Miss Blanche Reynolds, of Topeka, Kansas, arrived m Clifton last Sun day ou d visit 10 her aunt, Mrs. John NJ. Webster.
 Miss Mary Terrell left SInday for Solomonyille, where she will attend the wedding of Miss Lacy, and also visit friends.
 Guy Loomis and E. U. Beauchamp left Sunday last for trip into the Mogollon mountains. They will be absent several weeks.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Williams went to Fl Paso Monday to meet MT. Williams, who Was returning from d business visit tu New York.
 (. N. Catlin, one of the proprietor $ of the Independent Assay office, left tnis morning on a short visit to his old hom- in NeDrds6a.
 J. + Niccolls. secretary of the Gold Belt mining company, returned home last TLur7ddy evening from d bushes, visit to New York.
 Dr. L. A. W. BIrtcl, who spent d couple of weeks in Phoenix looking after the "nealth" of Graham coun- ty, returned home Monday. E. C. Mason, one ofthe ph hIrmacists employed in the A. C. diuG store, re turned to Clifton last week, after d short visit to his old nonc ia Alabama.
 H. ". Curry, an attorney of Webb City, Mo, spent d few days of thi, week in Clifton on legal business. While here he was the guest of G.. A. Franz.
 Mesdames Scotland, Wiley, Grant and Dudley, of Metcalf, and Miss Davis, of Clifton, were entertained at lunch at Coronado by Mrs. Gay on ! Wednesday ot this week. 0cOr9G GrtGu6 ana | Tdnk w GDStGT, |, both prominent citizens of MetCdIf, returned home Friday evening from Phoenix, where they spent the past two weeks on county division buSi- ness.
 Mrs. A. B. Mccoy, who spent the past week In Clifton on d visit to her 'u-hand, who is employed on Shan non hill, left Monday morning for uoulV, Mo-. where she wall spend some ume.
 George Webster, chairman of the morning to attend the March meet Ing of the board. There being but d small amout of business the board finished up in one day, and MT. Web ster returned home Tuesday evening.
 Dell NJ. Potter. Henry Hill, NJ. H. Kane, W. R. Wavland, r. O.. Bacon and R J. Dunagan returned home iast Friday evening from Phoenix, where they spent d couple of weeks boosting Tor county div ision. They report d most interesting time while in the capitol.
 Mrs. J. r. A1cNeil left Monday mornin" for Globe. whgGe she will join her husband. They will reside in that city in the future. Mir. Me ! Neil having accepted permanent employment as chief carpenter of l the Arizona Commercial Copper com pany. They have many friends in ! Clifton who regret their departure ] but wish them success in their new l location.