The copper era., 1909-04-08
PURELY PERSONAL

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 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Williams spent
 Wednesday on a visit to Coronado.
 W. A. Pitt returned last night
 from d business visit to the lower
 valley.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Turner left this week
 for Texas, where she will spend some
 time visiting relatives and friends.
 c. Y. McWilliams left this morn ing for Fl Paso, where he took his little daughter to have her eyes
 treated.
 E. R. Chitty, one of the well known cattlemen of the White mountain section, spent a couple of days of the
 past week in Clifton on business.
 Mrs. J. c. Smith and children de- | parted this week for their new home in the valley, where they will join Rocky, who is now engaged in the sheep business.
 MT. and Mrs. David J. Ellis and Mir. and Mrs. Frank Nicholas, of Pittsburg, Kansas, arrived in Clifton last night on a short visit to MT. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis.
 Misses Maud and Grace Keenau, of Nevada City, California, arrived in Clifton last night. They will make an extended visit to their sister, Mrs. John Grimes and family.
 Charley Brooks, one of the en- gineers at the Clifton Water con- pany pump station, up the river, passed through Clifton Monday en route to Duncan, on short pleasure visit.
 J. J. Martin left this week for CuliaCan, where he will reside in the future. He contemplates engaging in the poultry business, and as he is experienced in this line his success is assured.
 Mrs. Frank B. Laine left Sunday morning for her old home at San Jose, California, where she will re- main until after the summer, on a visit to relatives and friends. She was accompanied as far as Bowie by Mir. Laine.
 Rev. Hoffpauir, pastor of the Methodist Church the past several | months, left Monday morning with | his family for Fresno, California, where they will reside in the future. l While here they made many friends | who regret their departure.
 A prospecting party composed of Frank Keppler, Ralph Phillips and Alex. Davis will leave some time | within the next few days for the White mountains. They are inter- ested in the Adams diggings and will endeavor to return with sacks of gold.
 J. H. T. Cosper and J. H. Jones. two 1 of the oldest residents and cattlemen of the Blue river section, spent | Thursday and Friday of last week in | Clifton on business. They were in i town making arrangements for the of a big bunch of steers to | Magdalena. In speaking of the cat tie business in their sectionthey said | prospects for prosperous were never brighter.
 The Poultry ranch, located at | Frisco Station. three miles below | here, is first-class in every way. | Eggs are now being offered for sale | from their fine stock, prices of which | are given in their ad.
 AIr. and Mrs. W. R. WAyland de- i sire to thank their many kind friends | whom they have not reached person. ally, for their help and assistance | during and after the fire, which de- | their home on Friday, April | the 2nd.
 The same old system of roasting | the umpire seems to be the habit of l the local fans at the ball games. They do not realize that this is q | thankless job and it is easier to um- pire on the field than from the grand stand.
 Copper City Lodge I. O. o. r. will celebrate the 9Oth anniversary, of | the order next Monday evening at the lodge rooms, to which all mem bers of the order and their families are invited. An interesting program has been arranged, and in connection with this the grand lodge delegates aud Grand Master MacLeay will be extended a cordial welcome. Re treatments will be served.
 On the First of April Smith x Carl | ton, who have been engaged in +he real estate and fire insurance busi ness the past two years, dissolved partnership, Mr. Smith retiring from the business. Iu the future MT. Carlton will conduct the business un- der his personal management. Tom Smith is one oi the oldest residents of Clifton. He intends to remain in Clifton, but has not yet announced what line of business he will. engage in.
 The new additions to be made to the Clifton baseball club are Rigby, d southpaw pitcher of East Liverpool, O., and Foxy Sullivan of Little Rock, Ark. combination pitcher and cat cher. The latter will arrive in time for the next game and the former will be here for the following engagement. Both are good hitters and will be most valuable men for the local team. NTapaUer Riley iS huSV OreOlriuU the