The copper era., 1910-03-31
Clifton Fire Alarm
 PHONE MAIN Z91.
MINOR MENTION


{ MlNOR MtNllUN { A @G A large number of Clifton people have been summoned to serve on the grand and trial juries.
 Harry Shipman has recently located at Metcalf where be is employed with the Shannon Copper company. Mrs. B. G. Bianes was taken to the hospital last week to undergo sur gical operation. She is getting along nicely and will be able to go home within a very short time.
 There will be an ice cream, food and apron sale at the Methodist Church on Thursday, April 14th, at 6:3O p. m., given by the Ladies Home mission society. A social time for everybody.
 For a few days of this week Clifton was visited by almost winter weather. Old timers say that they have seen snow in Clifton on April lst. So if it | uOn L SuOW~ lOu4Oi AON '" V "-@- -J ] the term of April Fool,
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. Jack Anderson is sick this week with a | slight attack of scarlet fever. Quar- antiue has been established and if i the little fellow continues to get along as well as at present the quar- an+ine will be raised within a very short time.
 The Dunn & Loomis drug company on Chase creek is just in receipt Of an automatic Diamond Liquid car bonator. which will be installed in the soda water department of the drug department of the drug store. The carbonator is operated by cleo tricity and does it's work with human intelligence.
 During the past few weeks the moving picture service of the Empire Theater has been far above the aver ace that has ever been seen in Cliff ton and the management of the theater reports that the people have shown their appreciation by filling the house to it's capacity.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. B. Elliott and daughter, Miss Ruth, left yesterday morning for Globe, where they will spenl a month visiting relatives, after which they will go to Califor- mia. They have resided in Clifton the past several years and have a host of friends who regret that they will not return, but will mak tbelr future home in California.
 On Monday and Tuesday evenings, ADril 4th and 5th, the Salvation Army will hold special meetings at the Presbvterian Church. The services will be conducted by Brigadier G. Wood. of El Paso. He is good sneaker and every body is extended cordial invitation to attend these meetings. Come one, come all, and bring your friends with you. Envoy T. H. Nichols
 At the postponed regular meeting of the council Monday afternoon the matter of the ordinance requiring the closing of fruit stands on Sunday was discussed and it was the opinion of the members IudL lt "dS hOC NiNi desire to prevent the fruit and pea nut stands from disposing of their goods on Sunday. Arrangement will be made in the future allowing such sta nds the privilege of keeplns open unless such places sell grocerlf and other goods in connection with their fruit and peanut and soft drink business.
 Miss Jessie Bell Bice and MT. Jon I. Freeman were united in marriage in the Presbyterian Church of Cliff ton last Sunday morning, Rev. Curr- H Love officiating The bride ha resided in Clifton for some time l the position of head nurse at the A c. hospital. and during her residenc here has contracted large circle C friends who wish her much happines in her married life. The groom Is
 popular young engineer of Metcal who is associated with the A. C. con
 panv. MT. and Mrs. Freeman wi
 make their future home iu Metca
 and will be home after the tent
 of April. The ERA joins their man
 friends in extending congratuidtlon
 FOR RENr-Eicely furnished roo
 on East Side Apply to Mrs. w.