The copper era., 1909-02-04
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PURELY PERSONAL

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 Bay Shannon returned to his ranch on Eagle the latter part of last week.
 Pat Barnett and family returned Wednesday evening from Silver City.
 Rev. Riddle, pastor of the Baptist church, left this week tor Phoenix. where he will spend several days on business.
 Hugh Watson, cashier of the Bank of Duncan, made d flying trip to Clifton Monday evening, returning home Tuesday.
 w. A. Pitt, one of the leading citizens of Clifton, left this morning on a business visit to the Sheldon farming section.
 E H Waldo, one of the employees in the shelter department of the D. visitor last week.
 E. H. Franz, the lumberman of Globe, returned home Sunday morn ing, after having made double trip IO N'IIlOu last WGth.
 Johnny Cromb, one of the old time residents of Clifton, left this morn ing for Duncan, where he will spend the day on business.
 Mrs. r. c. A1sdorf, who spent the past two weeks visiting friends in Clifton, returned yesterday morning fO her home in Globe
 Gordon Elliott, who has been at tending the University of Arizona d Tucson, returned Tuesday evening to remain at home permanently.
 Messrs. Pratt. Dunn and ChesSer were among the Metcalf people who attended the grand ball at the Casino Saturday night, given by the Catholic Guild
 w. G. Walz, president of the Walz company of Fl Pdso, spent few days of this week in Clifton selling talk ing machines and other musical in- struments.
 Messrs. U. G. Youug, p. Thomas and D. M. Young, all prominent busi ness men of Charlston, West Virginia, are in Clifton on a visit to Dell M. Potter and family.
 Mrs. Joe Terrell returned this week from the Double Circle ranch, where she spent the past two weeks Upon her return home she found one of her sons sick with the mea@els.
 
 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gunderson, of Chicago, who are on their honey moon trip throughout the west, are stopping off in Clifton d few days of this week on a visit to his sister, Mrs. C. P. Johnson.
 w. F. Burns, mine boss of the A. {, c. Metcalf group of mines, passed | through Clifton the latter part of : last week with his family, whom he | was moving to Duncan on account of | the dipthcria epidemic in Metcalf
 Mrs. Jimmy Maddox and children, Clifton on vi-it to Mr. and Mrs. | Young, of South Clifton, returned to ] their home in Globe yesterday. Mrs. : Young accompanied them hOme.
 The many friends of G. l.. Coffee will he glad to learn that he has dt- cided to take up his residence in Cliff i ton. He has accepted position wIh ! the New England and Clifton copper i company and will look after minor . business for the company in Clifton. ,
 MT and Mrs. E. M. Williams, left yesterday morning for q short visit to Phoenix. From there they will go | to New York and other eastern points, where MT. Williams will pur chase his new stock of seasonable goods for the store departments of the Arizona Copper company. They i will be absent for some time.
 NJ. H. Kane, store manager of the Shannon Copper company, returned Monday evening from New York and other eastern points, where he spent the past few weeks purchasing new spring goods for his store. On the return trip Mrs. Kane stopped off in Kansas, where she will spend d short time with relatives.
 Chas. G. Spaun, who spent the past couple of months at Hot Springs, Ark, for the benefit of his health, returned home Wednesday evening. Mr. Spann was afflicted with stut- born case ot rheumatism when leav- ing Clifton, and his many friends will be glad to learn that he is greatly 1 though he is not yet en- tirely well.