The copper era., 1909-01-21
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George Webster, chairman ot the board of supervisors, is spending the week in Phoenix on business.
 c. P. Dunn returned Tuesday even ing from d business visit to AlbuquCr- que and other New Mexico points.
 Adam Smith, of the firm of J. & A. Smith, pioneer merchants of Clifton, made business visit to Duncan Tues day.
 H. A. Collins, superintendent of the Arizona Commercial mines st Globe, is prominent Clifton visitor this week.
 Frank Hudson, the St. Elmo cigar agent. and formerly d resident of Clifton, spent d few days of this week in Clifton on business.
 Mrs. H. Sears and little son, who spent the past month in Clifton on a visit to MT. and Mrs. Dick Sears, left las, Texas.
 Mrs. w. A. Petty, a sister to Mrs. J. w. Lancaster, arriyeI last night from Colorado Springs, Colo. She will remain here some time on d visit 10 the family.
 J. w. Bonnie. manager, and R. D. Roberts, chief office man, of the Shannon Copper company, visited Globe and other points on business d couple of days of last week.
 T. A. Pascoe, one of the prominent business men of Globe, and who is d member of the board of directors of the Gila Valley B ink and Trust com pauy, visited Clifton Thursday last, returning to his home Friday.
 Father Garnet, pastor ofgthe Catho- lie churches of Clifton and MetCalf, left Monday morning for San Antonio, N. NJ, where he held services, and also transacted business connected with the church work in that place.
 Hon. J. R. Hampton, who was elected on the democratic ticket to represent Graham county in the council. left Friday morning for Phoenix, where he will remain until the close of the present session of the territorial lawmakers
 Willie Kelly, formerly connected with the Shannon store office, left last week for Bisbee, where he will visit his mother. In the near future they will leave Oh an extended visIC tn Europe and other foreign coun- tries.
 Mason, one of the leading members of ihe Clifton basket ball team Ie- turned home Sunday night, and in the uture Morenci will be up against the real thing. The addition of Mason to he regular team just fills the book md Murenci's troubles in the future will be greater than ever
 Dan Murphy, one of the old time bOiermakers of this district, but who has been located in San Fran :i>co and other western bergS during the past year, blew into Clifton last week. Since his departure he has added enough weight 10 tip the scales at POO. He has accepted his old position with the A. C. company.
 J. !. Jones. master mechanic of the Shannon Copper company, left this morning for Cali fornia, where he will join his wife on her return to Clifton. It will be remembered that Mrs. Jones left Clifton q couple of weeks q go on account of the serious illness Ot her mother, who died just before Mrs. Jones' arrival there.
 w. B. Cramer, of the Independent Assay office in Clifton. spent few days of this week in Douglas on busi- ness connected with his firm. Mir. Ora mer formerly re>id. q in Douglas and reports that the shelter city is on the move, although there has been d great cnangc in business and pOpu- lation since his departure from there two years ago.
 H. H. Dyer and family, who Iave resided at the Shannon mines he past six years, left yesterday for Los Ar gelts, where the amily will reside in the future. MT. Dyer will return to Clifton in d couple of weeks and resume his duties with the Shannon