The copper era., 1911-02-17
CIiftOn'S Social Mirror
 And Locals

from the eHects ot a Scorpln sting, but is now recovering.
 MT. and Mrs. W. L. Nicholson and daughter Lois, friends of Mrs. Wade Hampton, are here from Detroit, for the rest of the winter. Mrs. Nichlson is trying onr climate for rheumatism.
 Herbert F. Sanders, brother of Frank Sanders, is here from Denver.
 Mrs. NJ. E, Crawford has gone to Stafford to visit her parents for a few weeks.
 Rev. Jas. McClimon, the new pastor of the Baptist Church is having suc- cess in the work of building up the church.
 Dr. Bazelle of the Shannon Hospi- tai has gone to Winslow and Dr. Hill Ter of Christmas, Arizona, has taken his place.
 Carl Ribbet, who has been camping up near black River, came in report ing there was no feed up there for his horses.
 H. W. Hills, mail clerk on the A. & N. M. has been appointed to run on the El Paso & Southern Railroad. He is an experienced aud capable mail clerk.
 MT. and Mrs. Ogle Tunis have left the Flat, where they are much miss ed, and moved up on Shannon Hill.
 G. c. Enrile and family are now living in Fl Paso. The house occu- psee by them as Mexican Consulate, is occupied by the owner, Mrs. Mamie Wight, of Solomon vile.
 The new Mexican Consul, Ynacio Aguilar, has established headquarters in the Flat his family being with him.
 Mrs. Wade Hampton is receiving Saturday afternoon in honor of her freinds, Mrs. and Miss Nicholson. A moonlight picnic was indulged in Monday night by merry crowd of Clifton's smart set. Mrs. A. T. Thomson was the hostess for the occasion and Miss Whalen the guest of honor.
 Mrs. Paul Reslinger entertained with luncheon and card party on Thursday afternoon, hearts being the game indulged in. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Reislinger will again entertain at luncheon after which the guests present will try their luck at bridge. Mrs. Reislinger is well known as a charming and gracious hostess and the ladies enjoying her hospitality on these occasions are fortunate indeed.
 Miss Whalen of Los Angeles, who has been the recipient of many social favors during her visit in Clifton, was the guest of honor at a delight ful dancing party on last Saturday night. Besides Clifton society, which was out en masse, number of guests from out of town were here for the occasion. MT. and Mrs. A. T.. Thom- son were host and hostess.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. A. Greene o1 Metcalf were guests of, friends in Clifton Saturday evening. MT. and Mrs. Greene were on their way tc Phoenix for a short stay from which place Mrs. Greene was called by wire to the bedside of her father, Judge S $. Carruthers of Bloomfield, Iowa who it was stated was seriously i'll Mrs. Greene went at once to Bloom field, MT. Greene returning to Met calf.
 Mrs. Roy Wayland who has beer seriously i'll with tonsilitis is con valescent and is expected soon to be taking her accustomed part in the gayities of social life in Clifton. Mrs. Hoefeld is in Tucson this weel being called there by the death 0. MT. J. G. Hilsinger, life long frienC of the family.
 The New York-Arizona Gold ant Copper Co.,, has struck large bod, of sulphide ore on the 250 fit. leve on it's property at Morenci tha carries good value h gold and silver , The strike was made in the Lillian f Buzzard Shadow mine in the Lillian
 Tunnel.
 Miss Margaret Dawes, formerly c Phoenix, arrived Monday evenin from Los Angeles to accept positio f as stenegrapher with the law firm o Mcfarland and Hampton. 2 c. L. Rawlins and c. M. Hurd, c 9 Globe, were business visitors her
 this week.