The copper era., 1909-07-22
PURELY PERSONAL


Joe Terrell came in from the Double
 Circle ranch for a few days this week
 c. G. Cole left Friday on a shor
 business and pleasure visit to outside
 points.
 J. James, one of the s. c. store
 employees at Metcalf, visited Clifton
 Tuesday.
 Joe Place arrived in camp last
 week from Mexico. He will reside here in the future.
 Mrs. A. L. Townsend left Saturday last for California, where she will spend some time visiting.
 Frank Webster spent a few days of the past. week in Clifton, returning to his home in the valley Wednesday.
 Richard Stephens and Doc Lyme b were among those who left Saturday for Globe to serve on the U. $. trial jury.
 MT. McCheyne, formerly employed in the A. c. general office, returned home last week after an absence of several weeks.
 Charley Conway, one of the A. c. carpenters, was dispatched to Lords burg Wednesday to execute company work at that point.
 E. H. Waldo, a Morenci booster, and who is connected with the D. c. smelling department, visited Clifton Tuesday on business.
 J. J. Kelly, assistant cashier of the First National bank, left Sunday last for Globe, where he was summoned on the U. s. trial jury.
 Mir. and Mrs. Colburn and little daughter left Friday morning for their old home in Danville, III. They will remain there permanently.
 Roy Potter, employed at the A. O. pump, left last week for the valley, where it is reported he was booked to become B :nedict on the 20th.
 Charley Stevens, of Metcalf, passed through Clifton this morning en route to Globe. where he was called as witness lefore the U. s. court.
 Baylor Shannon passed through Clifton this week on his return to the 94 Slash ranch on Eagle. He re- portslMrs. Shannon and the children well.
 John R. Hampton returned home Sunday night after having spent a most pleasant month on the coast. He re ports the belles of the beach as charming as ever.
 c. T. Dunn, not the druggist, but the old ball player, who left here a few weeks ago returned this week to see the Clifton ball team clean up Morenci next Sunday.
 J. C.. Cooper, one of the general office officials of the A. c. company, left Tuesday morning for California, to spend a portion of the summer. He was accompanied by his family.
 Robert Campbell, justice of the peace of the Metcalf precinct, has been deterred from performing his official duties for the past two weeks on account of sickness. He returned this week slightly improved.
 Abe Ferber, proprietor of the Bazaar department store on Chase creek, returned home Saturday night last after having spent a few weeks in Los Angeles pleasuring. Butterfly life seems to agree with him.
 Mrs. J. A. Cornelius arrived in Clifton Sunday night last, after an a bsence of several months, during which time she has been quite sick at her old home in Roswell, N. M. She went to Metcalf Monday.
 L. T. Bridgers, formerly a resident of Clifton aud at one time connected with the Gold Belt development and reduction company, arrived Monday night last from Fl Paso, where he now resides. He is here on business.
 T. A. Balmer, Clifton's leading dentist, left Sunday morning for Globe, where he is spending the week serving Uncle Sam on the trial jury and incidentally sizing up the boom ing qualities ot that camp. J
 Rev. F. B. Reed, Presbyterian mis l sionary of Arizona, with headquar ters at Phoenix, arrived in Clifton | this week on a business visit. In | company with Key. Love he spent to- day in Metcalf.
 A. T. Wilson, one of the new own l CTS of the Double Circle ranch on Eagle, arrived in camp last week, ac- | companied by his family. They left l afternoon for the ranch, where they will reside in the future.
 J. s. Antonelle, one of the part 1ers of the railroad contractors on 1 the Shan Ion-Arizona railroad, is in | Nevada looking after some railroad | business there. He also took in the Eks convention. In writing to d Clifton friend he said, "haYing a good time, send me some money"
 Little Miss. Grace Bull, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Bull, formerly residents of Clifton, and who spent a couple of weeks in Clifton visiting Miss Grace Pearce, returned to her home at Douglas Monday. She failed to make connection at Hachita and had to wait over until Tuesday.
 Uncle E. G. Bradley, Who tor the past two years has been employed by the Shannon Copper company ar Metcalf as night watchman, passed Clifton Wednesday en route to California, where he will reside in the future. Uncle Bradley has many old time friends in this section who wish him a good time in his new home.
 Little Jeanette Fraser Dead.