The copper era., 1909-05-06
PURELY PERSONAL

John Hampson, owner of the big Double Circle ranch on Eagle, was in town this week.
 J. c. Gatti. the butcher, is over from Globe this week on business con nected with the Palace Market of this place.
 J. c. Nephew, of Washington, D. c. 7, arrived in Clifton last week on visit to his brother, Tom. He will remain here for short time.
 John and Walter Millert, who spent the past month in the noun tains, returned home this week. They report general good time.
 Frank A. Webster, who recently moved to his new home at Thatcher, spent several days of the past week in Clifton and Metcalf looking after business interests.
 George Webster, chairman of the board ot supervisors. left Sunday morning for the county seat to at tend the regular monthly meeting of the board. He returned home last night.
 Mrs. Rosaline Clark, of Flagstaff, grand worthy matron of the Eastern Stars of Arizona, spent several days
 
 to the local lodge. Local members of the order entertained her at the lodge room Monday evening.
 Mrs. w. s. Schlotzhauer and children left Sunday morning last for an extended visit to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Mir. Schlotzhauer, who is employed in the shelter depart ment of the Shannon company, will remain here.
 Richard Smith, who has been con nected with the Shannon Copper com pany as stationary engineer the past four or five years, has resigned his position and left Sunday morning with his family for Raton, where he will reside in the future.
 George Longwell, one of the popu- lar members of the Clifton baseball the A. c. company to take up his residence in St. Paul, Minn. He has many friends here who regret his de parture. Gordon Elliott will succeed him in his position with the A. c. company.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Farrall arrived in Clifton the latter part of last week on a short visit to his brother-in-law, w d his friends by chasing to New Mexico, where he was recently married to Mrs. Ayers. The ERA extends con gratulations and wishes them much happiness through life.
 Jimmy Scanlon, who formerly re- sided in Clifton, arrived this week from Globe O. short visit to old friends. He has Leen engaged in 1Al~ n- four years, but recently disposed of his interests there. He is now bound for his old home in the east, where he will spend some time on visit to his father.
 J. H. Lehy, prominent citizen of Lordsburg, and who resided in Clifton in the early days, spent several days of the past week in Clifton shaking hands with old friends. He has re- gently realized a considerab ble sum of money from mining property in the Lordsburg country and 1t is under stood that he will move to California in the near future.
 Oscar Webster, one of the leading business men and farmers of Thatcher, and who by the way is one of the strongest republicans in the western end of the county, spent several days of the past week in Cliff ton, combining business with pleasure. Oscar seldom visits this end of the county and he was somewhat sur prised at the many changes in the appearance of Clifton since his last visit. He reports that his section of country is in a most flourishing condi- tion, prospects being exceedingly good for large crops. Oscar was a resident of this section a number of years ago, consequently he has many friends here who were glad to see