The copper era., 1910-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and daughter
OF Sheldon, visited friends in Clifton
several days this week.
The Misses McDuffy, of Tex.
3 arkana, Texas, arrived Sunday for d
> months visit with c. o. Billiugsley
and family.
J. NJ. Erickson, c. c. Tyler, Chas
Chesterfield, DR.. A. B. Perkey, DR..
A. NJ. Tuthill and F. J. Coleman, Of
Morenci, we're Clifton visitors Tues
day.
Mrs. r. 'Wayland returned Sunday
from trip into the mountain. She
returned to Morenci spending a week
with Mrs. Goodrich before coming
home.
Mrs. Weiss and children together
with Mrs. Cotey and children and
Mrs. Spann and daughter returned
home Sunday from a months camp
ing trip up the river.
The Metcalf rifle club took a shoot
from the Clifton club by margin of
u last Sunday morning. The Clifton
boys think there was some mistake
in the score and seemed anxious to
try it over.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. B. Willitts re-
turned to Clifton last Friday night
from Kansas. Mr.. Willitts, night
fOremen at the a. c. teacher, spent
sauar-a1 he
his health and is much improved.
a. D. Archibald, head of A. c. dry
goods department, returned this
week from a rather extended bust
ness and vacation trip. After buying
the fall aud winter supplies in New
York he went to Europe to visit his
wife.
DR.. P. r. Corken, vetinary surgeon,
ghO came to town a short time ago,
mas contracted with the A. c., d C.
and Shannon Copper companies to
take care of all their stock. Doc is
A hustler and says he can handle all
the outside work that comes his way.
Mrs. Harry Armstrong died Wed
nesday in Los Angeles. Mrs. Arm
strong was rather indisposed when
she left two months ago. Death
seemed to be the elimination of some
old trouble. Mr.. Armstrong is super
iuteudent at the Copper King mine.
The heavy wiudstorm that followed
the short electric storm Friday night
succeeded in doing a slight amount
If damage. 1t got under the roof of
DR.. Balmer's kitchen and started it
down the hill. The baseball grand
stand roof and A. G. warehouse roof
suffered slight damage.
w. E Kelley has just bought out
the Clifton Tailor shop, painting and
remodeling it in general. He has
put 6rst-class man on the job who
eau handle any work you may see fit
20 take to him. Mr.. Kelley is one of
Dur young men with some push and
give him a boost.
Rev. Akers returned Saturday
from an extended trip through the
mountains. He has some fish stories
ne tells of course and if it wasn't |
that we had certain amount of re-
spect for the "cloth''-well, they are
good stories. Mr.. Akers says that !
there will be plenty of game this
fall and winter.
Frank Hyatt, of Sheldon, dropped |
into the Office "Wednesday and left
nice, big, juicy watermelon. Thanks |
Frank, its good example and appre-
ciateL too. Mr.. Hyatt says the high |
waters in the ella river washed out
and destroyed about $3.50 worth of |
melons, and no efforts so far have
succeeded in stopping the birds from
destroying the peaches.
The Airdome management wishes
to announce that they no longer
handle Trust films and have contract
ed with the Independent film COM
pany, not in the trust, to handle |
their films. The Independent people
put out twenty eight new films every
week and guarantee no "repeaters."
So commencing Sunday night you
may rest assured that you are not
paying out your money for something
YOU have seen. This company have
with them Florence Lawrence of
phi fame. Miss Florence needs
10 introduction to you.
Chicken baked, stewed, fried,
chicken with dumplings at the Casino
Friday, August 18th, 1910. Also
lainty white and colored aprons at
moderate prices. Come one, come
all. Meals 80 cents Dinner served
from y N. to , p. M supper from 5
to s p. N. The following menu will
lie served: Chicken (any style de-
;ired), roast beef, french peas, cream
potatoes, corn patties, ice tea, pie.
Mrs. Emily Ross will be the caterist
IF this good old southern chicken
Inner. Every one asked to come
and dine aud help this worthy cause.
Benefit St. Peter a. NJ. E. Church.
A. & N. NJ. WashOut.