The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-08-20

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The matrimonial wave seems to
have struck Clifton again. Just two
weddings this week.
There will be a grand ball at the
opera house next Saturday evening.
Music will be furnished by Brittine
hams orchestra. 1t will be another
of those pleasant times.
THE S. & s. bottling works are in
receipt of a new engine and air COM
pressor which will be installed at an
early date. Upon the installation of
the new machinery they will have a
strictly up-to-date plant.
Phil Riley, the Irish base ball setter
who play ed on the Clifton team a
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local team for the next games. He
is slugger and will be a valuable
addition to the Clifton team.
The strong winds last week dam
aged the roof over the base ball
graudstand. The management of the
club let the contract for repairing
the roof and it will be in first-class
condition for the games with Globe
Saturday and Sunday.
Paul Reisenger, chief of the civil
engineer department of the A. c.
company, and o. J. Cotey, also one
of the old time employees of the COM
pany, returned last week from a short
hunting trip in the mountains. They
report a pleasant trip, but found
more rain than game.
j. X. Chiffon, a leading citizen of
Duncan, spent the past week in Cliff
ton examining the political situation.
Mr.. Chiffon is good democrat and is
figuring on making the race for
place on the ticket as supervisor.
He has many friends in the valley
and his name may receive consider
alton.
w. J. Dick, representing the f. c.
Dewitt Medicine company, visited
Clifton this week and made arrange
ments for the continuance of patent
medicine advertising in the ERA. He
has Travelled all over the states and is a
strong Taft man. He is of the opinion
that Bryan will make strong race
but is out of his class when pitted
against Taft.
Charley Seabert, who resided in
Clifton five years ago, at which time
he was in the employ of the A. & N.
NJ. railway, spent the past week in
Clifton. He came up with the Can
anea ball team. Since leaving Cliff
ton Charley has resided in Mexico.
He is now trainmaster on the Naco-
zari road and is getting along nicely.
He has married and settled down.
The editor of the ERA this week
was presented with d sample of the
finest peaches that were ever grown
in any mans country. They were
from the Rosecroft farm at Duncan,
owned by J. L. L. Waters. The Rose
croft farm has the reputation of pro-
ducing the most beautiful flowers
and the richest fruit in the territory
we know because we have seen and
tasted. They were really peaches. ;"
f. Harbuck, of Shreveport, La.
spent several days of last week in
Clifton looking for ball players for
next season. He attended the big
games and drew his conclusions ac-
cordingly. Before leaving he did not
state what bows ne spotted, but it is
reported that he made several notes.
1t is indeed unfortunate that the
Clifton's had off days.
For RENT-4-room cottage with
bath in South Clifton. Apply Smiths
store.
For RENT-3 room house in East
Clifton, $3.50 per month with water.
Also one-half of the Commercial two
story brick building, East Clifton.
Apply to Tom Sirianni, box 425, Cliff
ton, Ariz.
SausaSeS. Our store is headquarters
for the famous Milwaukee sausages.
Smiths store.