The copper era., 1905-10-12


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 Mrs. T. Norquay is recovering from a spell of sickness.
 Ted Barrett has moved into his new home on Hills addition.
 Master Lloyd Shannon was quite sick for couple of days this week.
 The town of Globe is soon to have an electric railroad. Globe seems to be 'getting there" with both feet.
 The first service was held in the new Catholic church Sunday last. The dedication service will be an nounced later.
 The infant son of MT. and Mrs. Joe Fritz died Monday last. The parents have the sympathy of their many friends in their great loss.
 Parties who desire a fine, large wall map of United States and the world, can secure it by paying for the ERA one year in advance. Arthur Hudson is having a brick building erected on Gold avenue, in which he will engage in the watch making and jewelry business.
 MT. and Mrs. Osmer are down with typhoid fever, and are being nursed by their mothers, who recently al rived from Deming, New Mexico.
 The railroad yards in Clifton have been greatly improved during the past week, by receiving coat of fine gravel from the teaching plant. The A. S N. M. R. R. has its new pile driver and wrecking train ready for business, which will be a great convenience in time of need.
 Miss Annie Allen of New Mexico was married to R. E. Martin of Cliff ton one day last week, Judge Neff officiating. The. ERA extends best wishes.
 A picnic was given Saturday last by the children of the North Clifton school, to which the high school stu dents were invited. The picnic was given up the Frisco river, and was most enjoyable affair.
 More than twenty Clifton people attended the circus at Fl Paso. Nearly three hundred attended from Globe and the Gila valley. A low rate, with circus as an attraction, will al ways promote travel.
 The board of supervisors, at their regular meeting last week, abolished school district No. 3, by adding it to district No. 3S. The trustees of No. Do HduuSu III IllCII IGSlS udIlOAS u IllC boa rd, and new set of trustees were appointed for the amalgamated dis triCt.
 MT. and Mrs. Dell M. Potter enter tained a number of friends at their beautiful ranch home last evening. There was good music, also a most substantial supper served, and all SnRnf 1 most rl- ing.
 The. Odd Fellows were given most agreeable surprise Monday night last. After the lodge had ad- journed the members were captured in the hallway by the Rebekahs and escorted to the banquet room where an elegant repast was served, which was greatly enjoyed by all
 c. c. Reed, who has been at the hospital with typhoid fever for some weeks past, has suffered relapse, and is now a pretty sick man, how ever, his condition is not considered critical, but it will be some consid- crable time before his recovery can be announced.
 Pro lessor Prettyman is building large addition to his opera house, which will be used for the stage, which will be 22x42 feet, and 26 feet high. When the improvements are completed Clifton will have one of the incest opera houses in the terri tory. The professor has already ar ranged dates with some first-class companies for the coming winter.