The copper era., 1909-09-02
Methodist Church.


 Reverend g. Crutchfeld, the ner pastor, will preach at the Methods church next Sunday evening. Thos who desire to hear an old time Texa Methodist sermon should not fail t attend the service. Special invita- tion extended to everybody. Hi subject will be Mysteries Investi NGated."
 Baptist Church.
 Sunday, Sept. 5th. Sunday schoo at 9:45. Preaching at II, "Person5 Magnetism of Jesus" Evening ser vice at 8, Nothing for Something. John G. Deininger, pastor.
 Re9@@@@@@8e@F g MINOR MENTION { L. }
 Mrs. F. W. Ferguson will teach ir the Metcalf public school this term.
 Mir. and Mrs. Wade Hampton have moved into their new residence OF Hills new addition.
 Miss Reynolds has resigned her position as cashier at the A. C.. drug store. Her position is now being filled by Miss Rains.
 MT. and Mrs. Norman Carmichael will entertain a number of their friends at the Morenci Empire thea ter this evening.
 
 The employees on the Shannon-Ari- zona railway took rest last Sunday, and as a result many familiar faces appeared on the streets of Clifton.
 Monday, September 9th being a legal holiday the postoffice will ob- serve Sunday hours. General deliv- cry will be open between Il and 12 o'clock.-Will Weiss, P. M.
 le total amount of the assessment
 bf the town.of Clifton as turned
 Assessor Carlton, is S1,2I7, ,O2o.
 1itions and raises made by the council will increase this amount to some extent.
 The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs O. A. Risdon last Sunday morning and left handsome new daughter. All doing nicely except O. A., but the doctor reports that he will recover.
 The Baptist church building has been treated to new coat of paint, the cost of which was furnished by private subscription. The appear ance of the building is now greatly improved.
 F. Backstein, the jeweler on Chase creek, has let the contract f0r a handsome cement block residence, which will be located on Hills new addition. The foundation has been commenced and all work will be hurried to completion.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry Carr of South Clifton, gave a party at their resi- dence Tuesday evening compliment tary to Miss Hunter, of Alamor gordo, N. M., who is spending short time here visiting them. Those who at
 
 I. Dilliner and c. N. Hill, two 6rst-class carpenters of Clifton, are employed this week on the old Forbes cement warehouse, which they are remodeling into a neat residence. The property is owned by John Parque, who will occupy it as resi- dence in the future.
 The Clifton ball team leaves tomor- row for Bisbee to play series of Nree games. This series will prac- tically close the season as far as Cliff ton is concerned, as McIlveeu, Mo Clcary and Kelly will not return. The games will be played on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
 There was no base ball in Clifton last Sunday as far as the big team was concerned and the team took a day off. Leaving Clifton Saturday afternoon they spent the night at Coronado, where they were enter tained by MT. and Mrs. Gay and on Sunday morning they left for the sights on Eagle creek. The party consisted of McIlveen, Riley, Kelly, McCleary Smith and the Mason brothers.
 Dan Mclaughlin and Jimmy Mo Kegg, two irst-class mill men, left Clifton Monday morning for long voyage. They are headed for Russia where they expect to join Guy Loom- is, Fred Marston and several other Clifton boys who are employed with the big Caucasus copper company, of which James Colquhoun is now the new general manager. Dan and Jimmy will be on the road some time and their many friends here hope that they will have better luck than Archie Morrison did the first time he went over there.
 T. A. Balmer, dentist, East Clifton FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished front room to one or two gentlemen,