The copper era., 1902-01-23

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ID 81
Jc-n, Flores aud Miss Joanna Chavez
were married on ths Ssh instant,
Judge Wright officiating.
DR.. Burtch reports the arrival Sun
day last 81 IL daughter at the home Of
Mr.. anu Mrs. jose Armenia.
Irvine, the tailor. at Central Hotel,
carries over 6)D samples in fun length
in latest shades and styles. Call and
see him.
J. c. Thomas is erecting new frame
building on Railroad avenue for Frank
Conner, which viii b.. used Is u barber
shop by Mr. Gomez.
The son Of Carl Phillips. IA rancher
living six or seven les -a-t OF Town.
fell from d horse last week breaking
his right arm at the elbow.
Sunday services at PRESBYTERIAN
church at 1910 Il. IN and 100 p. m.
Sunday school at p. m Good singing.
Come with us aud we will do you
good
Los An srlrs men have agreed 10 erect
new uojcl in Tucson To cist 800 go.
if the p.p .lc of that city will provide a
suitable site and donate the necessary
ground.
Bishop Wecch and party o! Pima
ties left last week f"r Mexico. where
they expect - spend II month or six
week, loukjn" over the country with II
view 10 moving there.
Freightcrs coming in from tho val
ley report the road between Clifton
aud Coronado in bad condition There
is al immense amount Of travel over
this road. H. should have attention.
r. K. Pearson VINO was last week
taken from Duncan to his home at Sill
yer City. suffering with appendicitis,
has greatly improved, and H. l. not ex-
pectcd that AN operation will be neces-
sary at this time.
For an elegant full dress or business
SUI. w lllls sun tli- I'll an INC lttb'Sb
shades and stvlc-. SEQ Irvine, the
tailor, AT Central Hotel, FOR Il few days,
ChicaIo's most fashionable tailOrS in
high art drcsscrs.
Daniel Jacks IN and Miss Mollie
Jones wee married on the Blue last
week by Probpte Judge Moody. who
was in that section visiting the schools.
The ERA extends its congratulations
10 the young couple.
Layton. Alfred q Co., Of Stafford,
have et.ened " general produce house
on HIP addition, which is i'm charge
of Frank NJ. Layton, VINO is drumming
up good trade The firm handles
hay, grain, Hour. corn meal etc.
Dpn't fail 10 sec Irvine. the tailor,
ut Central Hotel. this week. for com
plete line Of ,uitings aud shirts in fine
goods made 10 order. \ perfect fit
aud best OF workmanship guaranteed.
Il. G. Irvine IL Co., Chicago, Illinois.
Charles llrakebill, the Silver City
cOnfcctiouer. has secured a room add
joining the Bazaar on Copper avenue,
aud will soon open for business. Mr..
Brakebill will make his own candies,
and will also handle fruits, etc, and
will doubtless do good business.
The usual box. OF Christman maga-
zines which the directors Of the y. G.
company donate annually to the read
ing room. have arrived and are now
ON the tables. and are proving inter-
csting To The employees. The Christ
ma. numbers are a highly appreciated
gift.
DR.. r. 4. Alton, who has been prac-
ticing medicine at Wilcox Tor several
years is now in Clifton aud il 80 well
pleased with the town thai h. may de-
eide to locate here permanently. The
doctor il highly spoken of by those
who know him, as II physician and
surgeon.
Judge c T.. Moorman. of Solomon
vile. has been installed attorney for
the ella Valley Globe aud northern
raidruad. vice Frank B. Iaynr. who
resigned the position when he moved
To Clifton. Judge Norman was the
attorney for the road during its con-
struction.
Last Saturday was the first day in
year past when =. Il Adam, totally
ignored the subject OF life insurance.
He was not specctlcss. but his only
theme WAS the ice points OF a 9 pound
boy that arrived Mt his home that
morning. Mrs. Adams aud the boy
are doing nicely
The first social function Of the Terpsi.
chorean club occurred at Professor
Prettyman's hall Saturday night last
and was a most decided success. The
club promises to become the nucleus OF
a new social order Of affairs in Clifton
which will be greatly appreciated by
all, but more especially by those who are
fond OF dancing.
\ gentleman who recently arrived
from Bi,bee states that nearly three
hundred men have boon let out of en-
ploymcnt in that camp since ;hc de-
cline in copper Most of them found
employment at Cansnura. the Mecca
Of all miners and mechanics. More
than 600 people are in the employ
OF the Canaunea company.
Methodist services At tho school
house Sunday. Preaching at 1890
IN. and $50 y. IN. by w. NJ. Ayers. The
public are cordially invited Ia attend.
At the close Of the services last sun
day morning friend OF the cause
handed the treasurer a check for as,
which WAS much appreciated. Prayer
meeting this Thursday evening at
7:30
The Central Kitchen Is now under
the mInauement of Ching Chm Wing.