El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-23
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CLIFTON, ARIz.


Clifton, Ariz,, Oct. 23.-F. J. Cole
man, Of MOrenci, who has been in the
employ Of the Detroit Copper COM
pany for the past IA years as assist
ant mine superintendent, will leave
shortly for Phoenix, where he viii en-
gage in business for himself.
DR.. L. A. ". Burtch and wife, who
have been spending the past month in
Washington, d c., and other eastern
points have returned to Clifton.
Frank Webster, of MetcaIf. has been
spending several days in Clifton.
n. H Kane, member of the lower
house in the last state legislature, is
spending some time in Clifton from
his ranch at York. Mr.. Kane has
leased his ranch and it is understood
that he will make his future home in
Clifton, where he was formerly man
ager Of the Shannon Copper company
store.
Miss Madeline Dutton, who has
been visiting Mrs. A L Terry for the
past two weeks, has returned to her
home in MOrenci.
D. f. Address, who has been con-
fined to his home for the past several
weeks with the typhoid fever, is again
able to be around
A. n Ward has moved his family to
clifton from MOrenci, where they will
make their future home
Miss Agnes Green, Of Missouri, has
been spending several days in Clifton
with friends and relatives
c. z. Tyler is in Philadelphia en-
route home to Clifton from New York
city.
L. E. Ellinwood, the prominent at
tOrney OF BiSbee. has been spending
several days in Clifton on business.
l. D. Ricketts,, chief consulting en-
gineer in charge of the construction
of the new A c. smelter, spent the
week in Clifton, coming in his pri-
vate car AlamagOrdO.
Miss May OberhOlser, one of the
clerks in the local pOstOffice, has re-
signed and expects to leave soon for
Duncan, where she will make her fu-
tUre home
City clerk Nat Danenhauer, who
also occupies the bench as police
judge, and alderman Oliver BillingsIey
left this week for a several weeks
hunting trip in the mountains. Dur
ing the absence of Mr.. Danenhauer
his place is being filled BY F. f. Fox.
c. p. Dunn, formerly a prominent
business man Of this place, but now
located in Los Angeles, is spending
some time in Clifton.
J. II. T. Cosper, former chairman Of
the board Of supervisors, is spending a
couple of weeks in Clifton from his
ranch on the Blue.
Mrs. J. c. Smith, who has been
spending several weeks with her son
Clifton.
Ralph sturgis, of Globe. has been
spending a couple of days in Clifton
on business.
=. B. Armbrust, who has been en-
plOyed in the A c. company ware
house for some time, has position as
manager Of the big company ware
house at Jerome and has left in COM
pany with his mother for that place
to make his future home.
J. o. Phillips, who formerly resided
in Clifton and conducted a tailor shop
on Chase Creek, is spending some time
here.
R. NJ. RuIey, Of the Twin Peaks
mines, has been spending several days
in Clifton.
Arthur Slaughter has been spending
several days in Clifton from his ranch
on the Blue.
Hal Young, of 8Ietcalf, was visiting
his mother in Clifton this week
General manager Bonnie, of the
been absent in Scotland, Spain and
other European lands for several
months, has returned to Clifton.
n. /. Amster, Of the Shannon Cop
per company, has been spending the
week in Clifton and departed from
the near future to build an electric
railway to connect Miami and Globe.
Steve ROemer, travelling auditor
for the Wells-FargO company, has
been spending a few days in Clifton.
Nj and Mrs. W. r Wayland have
left for Demings n NJ, where they
viii make their future home. Mr.
Maryland has been manager of the A
c drug store in Clifton for the past
eight years, and will engage in bust
ness for himself in the New Mexico
city