The copper era., 1909-08-26
PURELY PERSONAL

this week on business.
 pr. Glaze, the neurologist, spent ; few days of this week in Clifton.
 George Burkner, constable of Met calf, was a Clifton visitor this week
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Cornelius, O Metcalf, spent Sunday last in Clifton
 Latest advices from Frank Laint are to the effect that he is having : gay old time.
 Mrs. Thos. Nelson of Shannon hil left this morning for a pleasure visit to California.
 w. J. Riley, cashier of the First National Bank, visited Duncan or business last Friday.
 George Green, E. V. Horton and J. James were down from Metcalf Sun' day to see the ball game.
 MT. and Mrs. G. F. Nolan returned home Tuesday evening from a short pleasure visit to California.
 J. R. Hampton, one of Clifton's leading attorneys, visited Duncan on business Friday of last week.
 Mesdames c. F. Pascoe and J. c. Anderson, and their children, are spending the week at Duncan.
 c. E. Mills, manager of the D. c. company, was down from Morenci Sunday to see the ball game.
 Miss Maggie Hunter, of Alamo gordo, N. M., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Carr of South Clifton.
 Lee Wright, night watchman of the A. c. company, visited his family at Duncan a couple of days of last week.
 Miss Kate Futile, assistant to Post master Weiss, returned home last Friday from a months visit to Cali fornia.
 Mrs. H. M. Tod, of Weed, N. M., arrived in Clifton last night on d visit to her brother, Harry Westlake, and family.
 c. T. Dunn left yesterday morning for parts unknown. It is reported that he intends to sign up with the national league.
 c. P. Dunn, proprietor of the Dunn x Loomis drug company and the Elm pire Theater, visited Duncan Tuesday of this week on business.
 P. P. Jamison, who will assist Pre- lessor Halvorson in the Clifton high school next term, is due to arrive here in the near future.
 Billy Dorau, who returned to Cliff ton recently, left this week for Chi cago, where he has secured position in the electrical department of some big concern.
 James Smith, one of the proprietors of s nith's store, returned home last week from a pleasure visit to Cali fornia. His family will remain for a short time longer.
 Dr. L. A. w. Burtch, city and county health officer, returned home last Friday evening from a short pleasure visit to the coast. He re- ports most pleasant time.
 L. Kearney, one ot the leading legal lights of Clifton, returned home last week from a months visit to Portland and Seattle. He reports real good time.
 
 Mrs. Joe Terrell and children re- turned home last week from a pleas 1re visit to the Double Circle ranch on Eagle and the White mountains. They report a most pleasant time.
 John Grimes, superintendent of the A. c. teacher, left the middle of this week for the Gold Belt camp, where he will spend a week or ten days. He was accompanied by his two sons.
 Mrs. c. E. Johnson, wife of the late Johnson, left this morning for Greenbay, Wisconsin, where she will make her future home. She left with the best wishes of host of friends.
 Judge Robt. Campbell, Of Metcalt, returned home from the coast Tues day evening, where he had been for the benefit of his health. He is greatly improved and isagain able to attend to his duties at Metcalf.
 Ellis Williams returned home last night from a visit to California. Local fans have missed him lately in the ball games. He should be put back into the game. The garden looks incomplete without him.
 Jack Anderson, who successfully guided a pack train into the moun- tains, recently, returned home the latter part of last week. He reports a good time but was sorry that his vacation was not good for a longer time.
 w. E. Todd, who holds a responsib' e position with the A. c. company, left yesterday morning for his old home in Michigan, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his mother. He will be absent about a month.
 Wm. B. Hamilton, who has charge of the chair of mechanical arts ir the Louisiana Industrial Institute, al
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