The copper era., 1910-12-23

the year.
 The bowling alley is now the most
 popular resort in town.
 Mack Pierce, with J. & A. Smith, spent several days in Globe this week.
 Bart Tipton Is back in Duncan from his assessment work out at Carlisle.
 North Clifton has a new butcher shop, owned by the "King of Sar- dine," MT. Bartlett.
 w. E. Wright. one of Johnny Parks cattle handlers, was down from Metcalf Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. E. Harvey has gone to Fl Paso to spend the Christmas holidays with her sister, Mrs. Copelan.
 Mrs. Earl F. Hastings from Coro- nado is spending the holidays in Cliff ton the guest of Mrs. Jos. Terrel. -
 Bob Johnson of the Double Circle outfit, left Wednesday morning tor d holiday trip to the old home in Okla homa.
 A. D. Murphy, c. O. D. collector for the A. c. store, left Wednesday for his home in Texas to spend the holidays.
 Arizona mistletoe is now in de mand, and if presents are not profuse the evergreen decorations are with us anyway.
 The Palace market buildings in South Clifton are newly painted and the interior of the salesfoom has been enlarged.
 Mrs. Oliphant and family are visit ing Mrs. ."Coke" Smith. Mrs. Oliphant is sister of Mrs. Smith and is here from San Antonio.
 B. F. Billingsley, the Duncan mer- chant and upervisor-elect of Green lee county, came down Wednesday and stopped over day.
 Oscar Webster, a prominent citizen week, returning to his home in time for Christmas turkey.
 Miss May H. Irvine, the nurse who has been relieving Miss Clark at the Metcalf hospital, has returned to her home at Mrs. Eugene Johnston's.
 Miss Mary Murtaugh spent Satur- day and Sunday at Copper King mine as the guest of Mrs. Roy Armstrong She took along Joe Kinhear as body guard.
 The turkey shoot Sunday at the White Owl, Metcalf, promises to be up-to-date, with a fine lot of large, fat turkeys for the marksmen to car ry away.
 Bay and Mrs. Shannon are in from their Eagle Creek Ninety-Four ranch to spend the holidays. Bay is one of he old timers and an influential citi- zen of Greenlee county.
 Geo. Collier left tor Solomonville | morning with an insane wO- man whom Judge Bunch will pas upon and from there Geo. will take her to Phoenix to the asylum.
 Miss Laura Agnew organized d jolly party of young folks for an Eagle trip last Sunday in honor oi her brother, J. c Aguew, who is soou to leave for Phoenix.
 Miss Mary Bo>tick, the teacher the Double Circle ranch, is in town | on her way to spend Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Harry Hinck, at the Baseline Ranger station.
 Charley Sands, prominent stock man and citizen from Duncan, was brought in Wednesday to the A. c. hospital, a very sick man. He was accompanied by his son Alvin.
 Gordon Hamilton is c. O. D. man for the A. c. store in the absence of | Mr Murphy, and as Gordon knows the town like a book he is a speedy md prompt young man for the place.
 B F Bowman and wife returned 10 Clifton Friday after a two-month-' overland trip through Navajo and A pache counties. Mrs. Bowman is . very much improved in health and Frank is about the same.
 c. D. Johnson, well known in this district, but who has for the past 7ear been at Miami in the electrical | returned last Sunday. Nt Johnson states that he will re main in the Clifton Morenci district.
 w. T, Jefferson of Corpos Christi, Texas, was a visitor in Clifton Mon- lay. Mir. Jefferson is the father in- aw of Len Scott and is an old-timer 'f the southwest, and is known to Iuite a number of the old residents.
 A. A. Anderson, sheriff of Graham came up from Solomonvi Wednesday on special business, and t is likely this is his last one in an official capacity, at least as far as the business of Greenlee county is con- ;erned.
 Dainty invitations are out for a inen shower Tn honor of Miss Irene 3eardon at the home of Mrs Sam Abraham, on Dec. 18th. The ladies Ire looking forward to it with pleas ire, as Mrs. Abraham is well known or her delightful hospitality.
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