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Fresh cut flowers every Wednesday
and Saturday at Dunn & Loomis'.
Mrs. c. o. Billingsley is quite sick
this week.
Mrs. Herman Non has been sick the
past week.
Geo. Hardy made quite success OF
his beef head barbecue Saturday
evening.
Two carloads of fine cattle arrived
last Friday from Phoenix for the
Clifton Meat and Cold Storage COM
pany.
Presbyterian Church Service
Sunday School $50 a. m; morning
worship IL a. M; evening services
7:3O p. m.
Frank B. Lame has been on the
sick list the past week, but is able to
be around again and attending to
business.
Billy Hamilton has disposed of. a
half interest in the Office saloon to
Tom Moody and the business will be
conducted at the old stand.
Geo. Anderson, who has been con-
fined in the hospital with a case of
fever the past few weeks, has recov-
cred sufficiently to return to his home
The new store building of the Beck
er-Franz company is gradually near
ing completion. Work has been de-
layed somewhat on account of short
age of material.
A fine baby girl arrived in Clifton
last Sunday to brighten the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.MacLeay. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely and
Mac is the happiest man in Clifton.
On last Saturday Tom Smith fined
a couple of Clifton's citizens for fast
riding. One was fined $25 and the
other $40. Fast riders had better
slow up.
Mrs. J. c. Anderson entertained
last Tuesday in honor of Miss Beulah
Taylor, who is here from Douglas.
Those who had the pleasure OF at
tending report a most enjoyable even
ing.
Z AT "a meeting of the board of
directors of the Clifton Investment
company last Saturday dividend of
six and one-half cents was declared.
1t came as an April fool, being paid
on the first day of April.
The Presbytery of Southern Ari-
IONA will convene in Clifton on Fri
day, April II, at 8 p. m. The ses>
sions Will continue through Saturday
and Monday. The public is invited
TO attend all sessions, but especially
the evening sessions. The program
will appear next week.
Mr.. Hill, an experienced baker,
arrived this week from Los Angeles
to accept position with the Clifton
Bakery. Mr.. Gray, the new man
ager, has made numerous changes in
the bakery since he took charge, one
of them being the employment of
nothing but union men.
Mesdahes AL Rosecrans and Flor
ence Rosecrans entertained number
of their friends at dinner last Tues
day afternoon. The residence was
beautifully decorated and the table
arranged in a unique manner. A
number of courses were served and
those who attended spent a most
pleasant afternoon.
Rev. Winfield Scott, Baptist mis-
sionary, preached very interesting
sermon in the Library last Sunday
evening. He remained in Clifton a
couple of days in the interest of the
Baptists of Clifton. He is a faithful
worker and it is hoped that his visit
Will amount 10 considerable III
aiding the Baptists in building a
church.
il. Martin, who is conducting a
chicken ranehson Apache creek, Wis
tied Clifton this week on business.
He is getting along nicely and will
endeavor to supply the local market
with a portion of its poultry and
eggs. He has a number of high
grade chickens and makes speciality
of selling fancy eggs. He will also
farm to some extent. He has greatly
improved in health since moving to
the ranch.
In the school elections of districts
Nos. and 80 last Saturday there
was very little interest shown, con-
sequently the vote in both districts
was rather light. District No. 3,
N orth Clifton, elected J. H. Magrudei
to succeed John r. Hampton, whose
term expired. w. S. Schlotzhauer
and c. H. Loye were elected as trus-