The copper era., 1909-11-04
PURELY PERSONAL


J. 5. Antonelle arrived from Lo: Angeles last night.
 Miss Alice Smith left Tuesday fol Fl Paso to spend the week.
 J. G. Cooper left Tuesday on a short business trip to Sonora, Mex.
 Mrs. E. M. Williams left Tuesday for Fl Paso, to spend fair week.
 Mrs. Chas. Kreuder left Monday fol Fl Paso, where she is spending the week at the fair.
 Ivan Hoefeld, proprietor of the E Paso store, left Sunday for a short pleasure visit to Fl Paso.
 MT. and Mrs. Lamar Cobb left Sun. day morning for Fl Paso to spend fair week.
 MT. Neel, of the A. c. general office, returned home Saturday evening from short vacation trip.
 G. A. Franz, manager of the Becker Franz store, left Tuesday for Cali fornia.
 R. D. Roberts and J. A. Campbell, of the Shannon general office, were outgoing passengers Tuesday.
 E. V. Horton, of Metcalf, passed through Clifton this week, en route to Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. Archie Morrison were among those who left Tuesday for Fl Paso to take in the fair.
 Mrs. w. c. Davis, of Stafford, is visit to friends, and relatives.
 Mrs. John Stirrat left Monday for Fl Paso, where she will spend a short time on a visit to relative
 R. J. Dunagan and J. Backstein re- turned home Saturday last from business visit to the county seat.
 Mayor Fraser, accompanied by Austin and Arthur Grimes, spent last Sunday on the Gila river, hunting.
 J. c. Gatti, one of the owners of the Palace Market, made pleasure trip to Duncan last Sunday.
 G. W. Williams, Jr., came up from the lower valley this week to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Geneva.
 Mir. Johnson, a brother-in-law to P.ckens Anderson, who spent a few weeks here visiting, returned to his home in Texas Friday.
 Mrs. F. A. Davis, of New York, spent a few days of this week in Clifton on a visit to her brother, Claud Short, and family.
 Charley Conway, one of the A. c. carpenters, left Monday morning for the lower valley, where he will spend a short time resting up.
 Norman Carmichael, general man. ager of the Arizona Copper company, left yesterday morning for Fl Paso on a short business trip.
 MT. and Mrs. George Webster left Monday morning for Fl Paso, where they are spending the week on a pleasure visit.
 George Reitzer, vanner repair man at the A. c. concentrator depart ment, left Sunday morning for Fl Paso, to take in the sights at the big fair.
 Wr. Berry, one of the shift bosses in the A. C. concentrating depart ment, returned home Saturday even ing last from months pleasure visit to California.
 David Kaplau, who left the latter part of last week on a pleasure visit to Fl Paso, extended his trip to Mexico City, and will be absent several days longer.
 Victor Muzzey, one of the A. c. stationary engineers, returned home Sunday night from short pleasure trip to the valley and Globe. He re- ports Globe live one.
 George Olney, one of the prominent citizens of Stafford, arrived In this section Sunday evening and is spend- ing the week here on business and pleasure combined.
 J. H. T. Cosper, one of the promi- nent cattlemen of the Blue country, passed through Clifton Sunday, en route to Fl Paso on a pleasure trir. He was accompanied by his family.
 c. F. Johnson, formerly employed with the A. C. company as copper smith, left Sunday last for Guaymas, Mexico, where he has accepted a position with one of the big com panies.
 Dr. L. A. w. Burtch, c. P. Dunn and O. Halvorson leave Sunday morn- ing for Phoenix, where they will represent the local K. of P. lodge at the grand lodge session. They will also see the sights of the fair.
 G. M. Petty, formerly employed in the Shannon store, and who was at- tackled with a case of typhoid fever, left Friday last for his old home at Deming. He was accompanied by his mother, who came here to visit him. He has resigned his position and will not return to Clifton.
 John Bingham, who arrived in Cliff ton last week with the intention of relocating here, decided that te