The copper era., 1907-10-17

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Don't forget the territorial fair
next month at Phoenix. There will
be amusement for all.
c. w. Daniels and wife,, who in
tended to locate in Silver City, have
located at Bisbee instead.
DR.. Henry Dietrich and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival at their
home of a fine son, who made his APP
pearance Monday. All doing nicely.
Tommy Simpson, John Shaw, Harry
Carpenter, Guy LOOMS and a number
of others went down the road We'd
nesday to make things interesting in
the quail line.
H. o. Morrison, who is employed
with the Clifton Water company,
has been smiling ever since Friday
last 1t is all oyer a new daughter
at his home. All doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Hartzlcr. resi-
dents of Stafford, made trip to Mt.
Graham last week and according to
the valley papers Mrs. Hartzler met
with an accident that will bother her
7Dfor some time. She stepped into a
hole and broke her leg.
1t is reported that Z. G. Raber,
formerly a resident of Clifton, but
now of Colorado, met with an acct
dent that may prove fatal. He was
thrown from a wagon while out riding.
He fell on his head and his injuries
included d crushed skull.
The big "Ln gun club, consisting of
Laine, Linton and Lancaster, III com
pdnl Win Jim La IOOh
tage of the opening day of the quail
season Tuesday. 1t was a windy day
and report has it that they failed
to get the day limit.
The Dew Drop Inn on Chase creek
is installing a new gas plant, Norris
& LOOMS having become tired of the
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that nearly all the business houses
will use gas lights on Chase creek uu-
less better electric lights can be
secured in the very near future.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. N. Cook, residents of North
Clifton, was called to its Creator Fri
day morning of last week. The fun
eral occurred in the afternoon of the
same day and was attended by a num-
Der of friends The bereaved par
ents have the sympathy of the entire
community.
Copper City Lodge, L o. o. F., will
not hold its regular meeting next
Monday evening, having given way
to a special. meeting of the Eastern
Star lodge. The Odd Fellows will
meet Tuesday night and all members
are requested to attend. There will
be work in the second degree.
Morris Mannheimer, formerly con-
nected with the dry goods depart
ment of the Shannon store at Met
calf, has moved to Clifton and &C
cepted position with Morris Rabeno-
witt. He will take charge of the
Bel store on Chase creek and will be
glad to see his old friends. Morris is
d good salesman and has an act to
please customers.
Z. NJ. Hart, who has resided in
Clifton for som : time, has purchased
the English Chop House on Chase
creek from L. Morris and in the
future will conduct the business d t
the services of good cooks and will
serve short orders at all hours day or
night. The chop house is already a
popular place, but Mr.. Hart will no
doubt increase the business to con-
siderable extent.
Mrs. J. L. T. Waters spent several
days OF the past week in Clifton as
the guest of Mrs. Baylor Shannon.
AS Miss Langley, Mrs. Waters will
be remembered as principal of the
manual training department of the
normal school of New Mexico. Many
of her former pupils now reside in
Clifton. They are always glad to see
Mrs. Waters and renew acquaint-
ance with their friend and instruc-
tress.
In this issue will be found the new
ad. of Hill & Dillinger, carpenters
and millwrights. They are not
strangers IN Clifton by any means