The copper era., 1906-06-28


the Office of Sheriff of Graham county, subject
Ito tine endorsement of the Democratic county
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\ Two small fires occurred up Chase
creek during the past week.
Joe Cox is spending the week at
l5me doctoring tor rheumatism.
Joe Mckinney has annouced as an
4 independent democratic candidate
for sheriff.
Miss Yates, of York Flat, spent
few days in Clifton last week on
shopping expedition.
Charles Johnson and Boyles broth
ers, of the Blue river country, re-
Gently completed the delivery of 1888
head Of cattle to Silver City buyers.
Mrs. Tom Clark, who has been suf-
fering for some time past with rheu-
matism, is now at the Gilliard Hot
springs.
Mrs. r. I. Hill and daughters left
this morning for Temoschic, Chi
huahua, where they will spend few
weeks with relatives.
There will be joint installation of
officers of the Rebekahs ana Odd
Fellows at the hall on Monday night
next, July End. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Two car loads of steers arrived
Tuesday night for ire Gatti market.
They had been on alfalfa at Duncan
for some time past and were in good
condition.
Presbyterian Church Services: Sun
day school $50 a. M; morning wor-
ship, ''Confesslon, IL a. M. Evening:
.iCommunion Service" s p. m. Every
one win be made welcome.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Z Mrs o. A. Risdon died Monday last
and was buried on the following day.
The parents have the sympathy of
their many friends in their sorrow.
Hon. Baylor Shannon, who sprained
his ankle about three week ago, is
still laid up at his residence, and is
unable to walk 1t will be several
weeks yet. before he will be able to
use his foot.
The j. U. T. dancing club will
give a grand ball at Prettyman's
hall next Saturday night. Good
music has been secured and a good
time is promised those who attend.
The Business Mems association of
Chase creek have arranged for a
number of fire plugs for that section,
and also an ample supply of good
hose, and therefore they will soon be
in shape to fight fire.
James Shields and a companion
were held up in the railroad yards |
Monday night. Shields had quite
roll with him, while his partner
had the proverbial 80 cents, from
WulOn Wdo &c pal dIOQs 1hOoCcHOlO-
ups are becoming entirely too fire.
quent.
Harry Fink, a we'll known cattle |
man of the Blue river country, who
spent last week in Clifton, is now
enjoying life in the White mountains
where he will spend few weeks
before leaving for his former home
in Northern California, where he
will probably again locate.
The ERA is informed that Morg.
Merrill, one of the most prominent
citizens of the ella valley, has de-
cided to become candidate for the
office of sheriff, subject to the en-
dorsement of the republican county
convention. He is one of the best
citizens in the county and would |
make good officer.
Nick Cole, who has made quite a |
success of his barbecues and dances |
up the Frisco this season, will give
another on the Fourth of July, to |
which all respectable people are
invited. Nick is tirst-class host |
and will show his visitors a good |
time.
While travelling from Solomonville |
to Duncan one evening last week in
company with Gus Hobbs, Frank B.
Lame was kicked by the horse they |
were driving. The animal continued |
to kick until it got loose from the |
rig, and the gentlemen were COM
PEELED to walk to Duncan, about four
teen miles. Mr.. Lame was kicked on
the leg and has been quite lame ever
since.
For Rent-A choice room, or suite
of two rooms in South Clifton, on
Riverside. Apply to check clerk of
A. G. grocery department.
Spring Chickens at Smiths. Book
your orders.
For RENT-Furnished room for two
gentlemen, enquire of NJ. B. Emerson.