The copper era and Morenci leader., 1916-12-29

can visitor on Saturday.
 Chas. H. Foote was a business wis itor at Bowie on Saturday.
 George H. Cosper was in town from Richmond on last Saturday.
 G. A. Whiteford was a visitor at the Wampoo camp this week.
 J. B. Cosper was in town on Tues day from his farm up the river.
 B. F. Billingsley was a business wis itor at Clifton on last Saturday. w. O. Jackson of Morenci was a visitor here on Sunday and Monday.
 Reese Webster of Clifton was busi- ness visitor in town on last Saturday
 John Hagan was a visitor in town on Tuesday from his farm up the river.
 John K. Chiffon of Sheldon was a business visitor in town on Tuesday.
 Robert Buck and family were in town from Steeplerock on last Satur- day.
 B. B. Kyes is again assisting at the local station of the A. & N. M. rail- road.
 Allen H. Allen of the Carlisle com pany was visitor in town on last Sat urday.
 Tuesday from his farm up the river in New Mexico.
 J. R. Shupp returned home on last Saturday from weeks business visit at Silver City.
 Morg. Merrill of Clifton was busi- ness visitor here on Friday and Satur- day of last week. Jim Kerby, county assessor, was in town from Clifton on a short business visit on Monday.
 Editor w B. Kelly of Clifton was visitor in Duncan for short time on last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips of Clifton were visitors here on last Sat urday and Sunday. W. o. Hutehens was business vis- itor in town for few days from Steeplerock this week. Chas. H. Foete went to Clifton on Tuesday afternoon where he will re- main for few weeks. MT. and Mrs. D B. Spiller returned home from visit at Fl Paso on Fri day afternoon of last week. Charles F.. Hanson, manager of the Progress Mining company, was busi- ness visitor in town on Monday. | Jim Cosper returned to Clifton on Tuesday afternoon after a weeks vis- | it with relatives in the Duncan valley.
 James ". Parks and D. D. Williams were business visitors at Douglas on Sunday, making the round trip by auto.
 c. E. Davis returned from Bowie on Monday afternoon. He is doing some carpenter work at the Bank of Duncan.
 Sheriff-elect Arthur H. Slaughter was business visitor in Duncan on Tuesday afternoon, making the trip by auto.
 | Joseph Peacock, master mechanic at the Carlisle mine, was business vis- itor in town on Friday afternoon of last week.
 l George A. Kalar, manager of the Eclipse mines in the Steeplerock dis trict, was business visitor in town on Tuesday.
 Mrs. w. O. Hutchens and little daughter of Steeplerock were guests of Duncan friends on Tuesday and Wednesday. Louis A. Hohstadt of Douglas was in town this week for a few days on business connected with the Progress Mining company. 1 H. c. McIlveen passed through here on last Saturday on his way from Cliff ton to Philadelphia, where he will spend the holidays,
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Sullivan of the H Bar ranch are guests of Duncan relatives until after the holidays. Mr. Sullivan shipped wild turkey from here to friend in Louisiana, which he had roped at the ranch re- gently.
 Joe McAl1ister was visitor from Steeplerock on Thursday.
 J Oscar Kaufman was a visitor from Steeplerock on Saturday and Sunday.
 John G. Cosper returned to Cliff ton after weeks visit in the valley. Ollie Phillips was in this week from the Jim Crow mine in the Steeplerock district. l MT. and Mrs. Sam Foster and child ren were visitors at Lordsburg on Thursday.
 Mrs. James Cosper returned to Clifton on Wednesday after a weeks visit with relatives in the valley.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Woodford left on Wednesday afternoon for El Paso by automobile, to be gone until tomorrow.
 Mrs. Harvey Jackson and little daughter left on Wednesday for Miss ouri, where she will visit for month or so with relatives.
 Pink Robinson of Fl Paso, one of the best known cattlemen of the south west, was business visitor here for a few days this week. George H. Cosper, Sr.. went to Clifton on Wednesday, for a short visit with relatives. He expects to return home this morning.
 Mrs. Sarah Cosper, aged 92 years, 1 has been seriously i'll for the past week or two at the home of her son J. E. Cosper, up the river.
 A. B. Denver went to Morenci on Wednesday for a short stay MT. IDeaver is to be a deputy sheriff in that camp after the first of the year.
 David Cough returned from the Big Springs country in Texas on Sunday and on the following day went out to Steeplerock to look over his interests there.
 D. Raines of Douglas arrived