The copper era., 1909-03-11
PURELY PERSONAL


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 Jud Webster made business visit to Hachita last week.
 Frank B. Laine, one of our local attorneys, spent Monday in Duncan ol business.
 H. O. Morrison left Saturday last for Los Angeles, where he will pIo5a- ply locate in the future.
 Walter Foster, of Duncan, spent a few days of this week in Clifton re- turning home this morning.
 s. F. AthertJn returned the later part of last week from Phoenix, where he attended the burial of his wife.
 Mcsdames Geo. A. Wagstatf and L. L. Fltz returned last night from d visit to Mir. aud Mrs. Reginald Cooper h sonora, Mexico.
 G. c. Nelf, who spent the past week in Clifton on visit to his father aad brothers, returned tO his home in Silver City Tuesday morning.
 J. r. Niccolls, secretary of the Gold Belt company, was called to Maria, Texas, this morning on account of the serious illness of uis lttle niece at that place.
 Mrs. J. L. Pickles, wife of the chief engineer of the Shannon rail road, arrived with their children this week and will make their home here for the next eight months.
 James V. Park g, one of the leading citizens of Duncan, and who is one of the leading cattleuen of this county, spent a couple of days in Clifton tins week, returning home Wednesday.
 Mac Kline. who left Clifton re- gently, and who by the way the ERA recently sent to San Francisco for the future, returned home last week. He says we were too anxious to get rid of him.
 Mrs. B. Nelson and children left this morning for their new home e t Corsicaua, Texas. MT. Nelson has re- gently purchased d home and larm at that place, but he will remain in Cliff ton for some time.
 J. c. GItti, the meat king Of Globe, and who is also interested Iii the GdeuI & Parks market in Clifton, spent few days of last week in Clifton. He reports that, as u-ual, Globe is On the upward move.
 l. N. Stevens, who spent the past six weeks at San Diego on visit to Mrs. Stevens, returned home Monday evening. He reports that Mrs. Stevens is gre-tly improved in health, but will remain on the coast short time longer.
 w. A. Pitt, oue of our leading citi- zens, returned home last week from d few weeks visit to the lower end of the valley. He reports the farms of that section in excellent condition md the farmers are looking forward to big crops this year.
 Nlr. and Mrs. A. $. Cox, who have been residing at Metcdlf the past two years, left Monday morning for L.s Angeles, where they will make tueIr future home They have many friends in this section who wish them success in their new location.
 Ira Harper, wnU took lead ng part in the county division fight, re- turned to his ranch about thirty miles above Clifton last week. He went home disappointed in not being Q ble to say that the division would take place immed d ,eiy, Lu5 is con soling Himself with the iacu that t will come within the next tho cdIs-
 II. O. Morrison, who has been e. gagged in the general merchandise business in Clifton the past year or lJnger, last week made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. The assignment was a surprise 70 his friends and it is reported that the business, when settled up, will pay creditors in the neighbOrh0od of seventy per cent. G. \. Franz has been named as the assignee.
 Sh0es. We haze some snapPy Gents Shoes at Smith = store.
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