The copper era., 1910-04-29

Dr. R. Glaze, the Chicago neurolo- gist, of Douglas, will be at the Hotel Clifton Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of next week with full line of glasses. J. F. Hagan, Of the Hagan Mer- cantile company, returned Monday nIpht iron Globe and Solomonville, and will remain at home for the summer.
 Alex Majors, a newspaper man and D inter, will known all over Arizona spent last Friday aud Saturday in Clifton, and went to Silver city Sun day.
 Chas. Wright, the insurance man, left Saturday morning for Southern California on a business and pleasure trip. He was joined at Maricopa by Mrs. Wright.
 Jack Davis, the rancher above Guthrie, was in town Monday and slvs that without doubt he will raise fine crop this year of lizards and few Gila monsters.
 Dr. T. A. Balmer was down from Morenci Sunday. He was accom- plnied home by Mrs. Balmer, who mad been the guest of Mrs. w. J. Riley the past week.
 | The Clifton Hotel balcony has been iclosed by folding awnings, pat termed after the Adams Hotel ot Phoenix. The work was done by HCarpenter Hill.
 Last week at Los Angeles, occurred the wedding of Mrs. Gordon Mclean to Mir. Archie Merrill, a former resident of Clifton. The ERA extends congratulations.
 At Armory hall Saturday night one of those pleasant fetes of social entertainment will occur in the way of a Shirtwaist dance given under the auspices of the Clifton Orchestra.
 Mesdames Walter Tappin and Walter Penn, Wm. Tyler, c. c. Dau- Der and MT. Adams returned from phoenix the latter part ot last week, where they attended grand lodge.
 Arthur Murphy. superintendent ot the Ash Peak mining company south of Sheldon, is expected to arrive from the northwest the first of May when active operations will be in augurated.
 The free exhibition in front Of the postoffice Monday night was an ex irene fake. About 300 people gath cred to see what the anonymous boy wonder would do, and he did nothing but take up collection. f Last week the Stafford town boar awarded the contract for water ant electric light systems to $. $ Camp hell. well known here in mining cir ' cles. and work on same has alread . commenced.
 The trophy shoot by the Clifto
 gun club will come off Sunday after e noon on their grounds: The troph Il is nsolid silver loving cup, donate
 by the Empire Powder Co.,, and e on exhibition at Dupn's drug store. t Charley Freeman, who for severi years ran a blaming and turning mi 1T on Hills flat, and now resident IT Safford. where he is in the same bus
 aess is in Clifton for a few days loo s- iag after his property interests. .s The Claridge transfer has ,thrt
 new buggies and a side-seater b' ,s on the way to Clifton. MT. Clarids is has been at Tucson for the pa
 week on business, and Charl' Wrfpht is in charge of the bushes
 The A. E.I. O. U. Mexican shc '" company that performed at the Ope
 house last week to crowded house st concluded a three nights engageme ed at Morenci Wednesday. They are
 rood troupe and will tour the sout ID west.
 NV All persons expecting to visit Tt
 son during the Cinco de Mayo ce nv bration should write T. H. Schust' by Chairman Accommodations Co
 mittee, care Santa Rita Hotel, T' mn son. Arizona, for reservations on Hotels or Boarding Houses.
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 cursion was run Sunday from \ d' renci for the accommodation of t 'ni baseball fans and others who desi1
 q change from the hill city. l be fare was Sl for the trip and O. ay 15o took advantage of the opp
 tunity.
 alf Uncle John Hagan, who owns ner of the best farms in the Duncan the lev. spent Tuesday in town,
 boosted for the county seat at D has can! Better stay at home, Un ,wn John. on that line, though Cliff ter likes to see you as often as you
 get up here. ,es, The ladies' home mission socl ac- of the M. E. church, south will non at the Library Hall tonight Fri
 a specially arranged ice cream so and apron sale. Everybody is inv to attend and help the good ca
 a The church is fast being repaired
 it is the duty of all to help out Il