The copper era., 1909-10-21
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PURELY PERSONAL

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 Mr. and Mrs. Von Senden arrived in Clifton Monday evening.
 Louis Bernstein, left this morning tor San Francisco, his new home.
 J. O. Baylor, superintendent of the Coppermines company, went to Lords burg Monday.
 Henry Hill left last Saturday for San Francisco, where he will visit for short time.
 c. G. Cole, chief stenographer of the Shannon copper company, went to Solomonyille Monday.
 w. J. Riely, cashier of the First National Bank, left this morning for the county seat on business.
 H. Moder, justice of the peace of Clifton, was a business visitor to Solomonville this week.
 G. A. Franz, manager of the Becker Franz store in North Clifton, left this morning for the county seat on business.
 c. F. Pascoe, w. F. Hagan and L. Kearney were among those who left Monday morning for the county seat on court business.
 M. D. Crawford, who was called to his old home in Texas on account of the illness of his mother, returned home Saturday last.
 Gus Hobbs, one of the active resi- danfs 0f n,1rap snepf a coup1e of days of last week in Clifton, return ing home Friday morning.
 Frank Webster, one of the old timers of Graham county, who now resides at Thatcher, spent few days of this week in Clifton on business.
 Joe Niccum, who spent a couple of weeks in the White mountains, re- turned home the first part of last week with a good supply of big game.
 Manager Dudley, of the Standard mines, accompanied by his father in-law, MT. Savoy, were down from the mines one day this week on busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. MacLeay. who | )ent the past month in California ou pleasure trip, returned home this week. They report a most pleasant time.
 MT. and Mrs. Herman Douglas, who spent the past few weeks in Clifton on a visit to relatives, returned to their home at Silver Bell Saturday last
 w. E. Todd, who spent the past several weeks at his old home in Flint, Michigan, returned home last week. He reports his mother slightly inn proved.
 Jim Parks, one of the big cattle men of Graham county, came up from Duncan this week to see that the local Elks lodge was instituted in proper style.
 Nick Cole, one of the sub contract ors on the Shannon railroad, left this morning for Solouodville, where he will spend few days on business be- fore the court.
 s. F. SprIggs, who is connected with the mine department of the Shannon copper company, passed through Clifton Monday, en route to Tucson on business.
 MT. and Mrs. C. c. Birmingham and son, who left Clifton a couple of months ago to reside in Seattle, re- turned to Clifton last Friday even ing. They came to stay this time.
 Miss Edna Harbell, who had been the head nurse at the Shannon hos pital the past eighteen months, re- signed her position last week and left Saturday for her home at Comp ton, California.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Kerby, who spent the past few weeks at Gila, N. M., on a visit to MT. and Mrs. Charles Daniels, returned home Sunday eyen- ing. They were accompanied by the little son of MT. and Mrs. Daniels.
 Walter Siegel, who accompanied his family to San Antonio, where they went for the benefit of the baby's health, returned home Sunday night. He reports that the little fellow was somewhat improved when he started