The copper era., 1909-06-03
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PURELY PERSONAL

J. C. Iyler leII CuhCSuoJ AO Solomonville on a short business trip
 Fred Fritz, the sage of the Blue country, spent several days of this week in Clifton.
 Mrs. Florence Rosecrans and Grace Gray spent Tuesday of this week on a visit to the valley.
 Attorney L. Kearney is in Solomon vile this week looking after the in- terests of his clients.
 Attorney John R. Hampton is spending the week in Solomonville on business before the district court.
 E. H. Waldo was down from Mo- renci Tuesday to attend the stock holders special meeting of the Gold Belt.
 Mrs. NJ. I. Warden left yesterday morning for her old home in Iowa, where she will spend the summer months.
 Len Scott and Dave Address were down from Morenci Tuesday on busi- ness connected with the Gold Belt company.
 J. A. Chitty, one of the cattlemen of the Pigeon creek section, spent couple of days in Clifton last week on business.
 Mrs. E. N. Prettyman departed this week for Cincinnati, where she will spend the summer visiting her son and other relatives.
 Frank B. Laine, one of our leading attorneys, left this week for Solo, monville, where he has business be- fore the district court.
 John Parque, one of the wet mer- chants of Chase creek, left Tuesday for Solomonyillc, where he will spend several days on court business.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Wright left Tuesday morning for their old home in Boston, Mass where they will spend a month or six weeks on pleasure trip.
 John Kelly and family leave thi; week for Kansas, where they go fol the benefit of MT. Kelly's health Their many friends hope for his speedy recovery.
 Mrs. Kathryn Gray and children, accompanied by her sister, Miss Deck, left Tuesday morning for Long Beach, Cal, where they will spend the summer months.
 J. Backstein, manager of the Ari zona Lumber company, left Tuesday morning on a business visit to Lo; Angeles and other California points He will be absent a couple of weeks
 Miss Logan arrived last week from Boston, Mass, to accept a position ir the Shannon store at Clifton. She has been an employe ot the Shannon company in the east for some time.
 Leonard Brock, who was called tC Oklahoma several weeks on account of the death of his brother, returned home Monday morning. In the future he will be identified with the Clifton ball team.
 Mrs. Herman Noll, Jr., ant children left Tuesday morning fol their old home at La Crosse, Wis consin. Their many friends vii regret to learn that they may not re turn to Arizona.
 Reverend Riddle and family lef for their new home at Berkeley California Monday morning. They have many friends here who regre their departure, but wish them sue cess in their new home.
 Benjamin Titus, one of the ol' timers of Lordsburg, and who fo years has been engaged in the lum Der business at that place, spent |; couple of days of this week in Cliff ton on business.
 Henry Hill left this morning fol the county seat, where he will re main several days on business befor the court. He is interested in civil case, which is the first time tha he has ever had a case in court dur ing his long residence in the county
 Miss Kerby departed Wednesda morning for Louisville, Kentucky where she will visit relatives. Fror there she will go to her old home i | Missouri, where Sne Will remain uuI ing the balance of her vacation, re turning to Clifton in time for tn fall term of school.
 Misses Trumpus and Mary Tuttle who taught in the public schools tn past term, left Wednesday mornin for their vacation trip. They wi spend several weeks in Vernon after which Miss Futile will spen the balance of her time in California returning to Clifton Tn time for th fall term.
 J. c. Gatti, one of the best know butchers in the sout Invest, and wh has spent the most of his time in tn Globe camp the past two years, ar rived in Clifton last week He r, ports that Globe is on the move, a though it is more than likely that | - will remove back to Clifton and talk part in the boom which is now a most certain to come. Nolan is Placed on Citizen Ticket.