The copper era., 1909-04-08
Presbyterian Church.

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 Presbyterian Church.
 The Lords Supper will be admin istered in the Presbyterian Church on Easter morning at II a. ID. All Church members are most cordially invited to participate and all others to attend.
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 Master Dale, the little son of MT. and Mrs. w. c. Lisles, is quite sick this week.
 The Clifton grocery was closed this week under temporary business tangles on the part of creditors. The Baraca Class of the Baptist church wifi give a benefit moving picture entertainment at the Em- pire theater on the evening ot April 2Ist.
 Jimmy Moore, one of the old timers of this district, died of pneumonia last Friday evening. He was buried Saturday and number of his friends attended the funeral.
 J. Prettyman, father of E. N. Pret- lyman, who has been visiting in Cliff ton the past six months, departed for Fort Worth, Texas, where he contemplates residing in the future.
 Fred Inns was last week trans ferred from the local Wells-Fargo express office to Naco, Arizona. Master David Lancaster was ap- pointed to succeed him in the local office.
 Green Hales, formerly citizen of the Duncan country, recently pur- chased the Bank Saloon from Rocky Smith, and is now in charge of the business. He is an old timer in this section and has many friends in Cliff ton.
 Company F. N. G. A.. Clifton, is putting in some hard practice for the official inspection, which takes place this month. The boys are certain to make the best showing of any com pany in the territory, even though they are practically new.
 Members of the Clifton gun club made the following scores last Sun day afternoon iu the practice shoot: Burtch 24, Wm. Allender 23, Lancas- ter 2, Simms 21, Danenhauer 2l, Loomis 19, Kane IS, Anderson IT, Harvey IT, Dunn 16.
 Road Overseer Webster, in an in- terview with the ERA reporter, stated this week that a number of people who have received road tax notices are under the impression that it is compulsory to work the tax out on the roads. The law states plainly that the S2.00 tax can be paid with cash or two days work on the road.
 While riding on the Coronado rail road grade between Clifton and Met calf last week, Al Smithers and Shorty Maness met with what might have been a most serious accident. They were caught in a close place and just as the train approached Shorty's horse threw him against the cars. He was badly bruised and his left arm broken. He was brought to the hospital at Clifton for treatment and is getting along nicely.
 On the first of April all but five liquor licenses were renewed in Cliff ton, making a difference in the county revenue from this source of Sl500. The licenses discontinued were: J. x A. Smith, Dave O'Niel, 1 Jim Sorrell, Dave Evans and the saloon on East Side conducted by Dutch.
 w. L. Neel, proprietor of the trans fer stable, met with an accident Wednesday morning and left immed- lately for Douglas to receive treat ment from an eye specialist. He was struck in the eye by a strap while hitching team.
 Early Friday morning of last week Mrs. Tim Nardelli died at her home on East Side, the cause of her death being heart failure. She had been in poor health for several months, but her sudden death was a surprise to her many friends. Deceased has lived in this county many years and leaves a husband and five children to mourn her loss. The funeral was at tended by a large number of friends and acquaintanCes, and interment took place in the Catholic cemetery.
 Navajo Indian Blankets.
 Special sale and display for few davS at Central Hotel SamOls rOOmS