The copper era., 1909-07-01
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 Albert Warren left this week fol
 his home in Fl Paso.
 Johnny Parque returned last week
 from a business visit to California.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Jepson returned this week from a short pleasure trip.
 E. E. Waldo was down from Morenci one day the latter part of last week.
 Geo. w. Evans was down from Metcalf couple of days this week shaking hands with his many friends.
 c. P. Dunn and family left Satur- day for a months pleasure trip to the Grand Canyon and California.
 Miss Mary Fulwood, of Silver City, arrived in Clifton last week to visit the Misses Martin.
 Mrs. Walter Tappin visited Morenci this week on account of the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Moore.
 Frank Hagerty was up from Portal this week, making arrangements to move his family back to Clifton in the near future.
 Henry Hill left yesterday morning for Solomonville, where he has some business before the board of super visors.
 Little Miss Grace Bull will arrive from Douglas this week to spend couple of weeks with her aunt, Miss Pearce.
 Mrs. c. Wigmore and daughter left Wednesday morning for the Cali fornia coast, where they will spend the summer months.
 Abe Ferber, proprietor of the Ba- zaar store. left this week on short pleasure visit to Los Angeles and other California points.
 George Webster, chairman of the board of supervisors, left yesterday morning for the county seat to attend the July session of the boaid.
 w. F. Hagan returned this week from his ranch in the Blue section, where he spent a couple of weeks catching fish and rounding up cattle.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Gedda and son went to Duncan Saturday last, where Mrs. Gedda will spend a short time with relatives.
 John Pollock visited Duncan Satur day last to take part in the singing services at the Methodist Church at that place.
 w. L. Austin, the mining man from Los Angeles, left Saturday last for his home, after having attended to his business in this district.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Thorpe, resi- dents of the Shannon mine district, passed through Clifton Saturday last, en route to the lower Gila valley, l where they will spend few weeks.
 Shorty Jarret visited Morenci every | evening last week to operate the picture machine during the absence of J. c. Gaines, who was away in Texas locating a bride.
 Mrs. J. D. Parks left this morning for her old home in New Jersey, where she will spend a couple of visiting. She was accom- panied as far as Duncan by Johnny.
 MT. and Mrs. L. Slessinger and residents of the Shannon mine district, passed through Cliff ton last week en route to California, where Mrs. Slessinger and the will spend the summer.
 Hon. J. R. Hampton left Saturday ast for California, where he will spend some time on pleasure trip. Before returning he will more than likely take a rubber at the Seattle 
 MT. and Mrs. I. B. English left Sat lrday last for Rodeo, N. M., where hey will spend a couple of weeks on l visit to his parents. During his absence the English barbershop will pc in charge ot Leonard Brock.
 Frank Martin, who spent a couple ,f weeks in Morenci, where he was the moving picture show, -eturned home this week and is now holding down his regular position with the A. c. store department.
 Dr. L. A. w. Burtch, deputy grand of the Knight of Pythias odges of this district, left this morn- ug for Duncan, where he will install he new officers of the lodge at that place, returning home Friday.
 w. R. Wayland, chief of the A. c. lrug department, left this morning Or Lordsburg, where he will meet Mrs. Wayland, who is returning home rom an extended visit to her old lome in Kansas.
 Lou Morris, proprietor of the Dew Drop on Chase creek, has recently an eastern artist with tEe