The copper era., 1911-03-31
"John Dough and the Cherub" Sat urday and Sunday at the Empire.

when a hne baby boy arrived at his house.
 Mrs. Jas. Maddock and children have returned to theirhome in Miami. Mrs. Maddock has been visiting her mother, Mrs. c. M. Young.
 Wm. Exley Miller, Edinburgh, Scotland, will preach in the Presby- teriau church Sunday evening April 2nd at 7:3O. Everybody welcome.
 Miss Polly will be seen in vaudeville at the Empire Theater commencing Saturday evening April 1st. Songs in English and Spanish. It
 c. c. Sellers, clerk of the District Court, is preparing the calendars for the district court which meets in Clifton on the third Monday in April.
 Riley has opened, his soda fountain and will be prepared to cater 10 the public wants. Ice cream and ices, will be delivered to any part of the city and satisfaction guaranteed. It
 J. H. T. Cosper, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, returned Fri day from his horse camp up the river and will be present for the meeting of the Board of Supervisors which will be held next Monday.
 S1pt. w Bonnie, accompanied by President Amster, of the Shannon company, are making tour of in- spection- of their auxiliary proper ties through southern Arizona this week.
 I Mrs. Baylor Shannon and children were in town this week, en route to Silver City, called there by the illness of D old family friend, Judge Harlee. News of his death has since been received.
 "John Dough and the Cherub" Sat- urday and Sunday at the Empire.
 Manuel Enrique, last Monday in passing the A. c. machine shops, was shot in the calf of the leg by the explosion of two 32 cartridges being placed on the railroad track by some mischie vious boys The wound is not serious but there'll be no more kids around the works or railroad yards.
 A letter received this week from Hon. Geo. A. Olney, formerly of Safford, in Graham county, locates him in Los Angeles where he has gone with the intention of making it his future home.
 Within a few days Arizonans will again be watching the press dis patches from Washington relating to the statehood question. The con census of opinion now is that congress will dispose of the state hood question once and for all time at the special session which convenes n April.
 There is new dentist in town he arrived at pr. Balmers residence on Hills addition Tuesday, and from ap- pearances will make an artist of ability and skill. The Dr. is con graduating himself and his friends are with him all along the line. That boy can squeal nearly as loud as some of the Dr's. patients.
 Jack O'Neil, son ofAP. c. O'Neil, General Manager of the Gold Bar Co.,, arrived here this week and will spend the summer with his father at the Gold Bar property.
 "Clancy-The Xmas Story of a Cop,' Saturday and Sunday at the Empire.
 Mrs. ". R. Wayland has returned from delightful visit to Mrs. c. L.. Rawlins of Globe, where she enjoyed the social whirl of the gay mining camp. She met a number of former Cliftonites, among them w. B. Cramer, and Newton Robinson, who was of the First National, also Miss Eula Hall, now Mrs. Jacobs.
 The Airdome Orchestra furnished music for the K. P. Entertainment Friday evening in their lodge room, Some excellent concert com positions were put on as well as several very pretty popular numbers.
 Mrs Margaret Waters, of San Fran cisco, who has been the guest of her daughter Mrs. Frank B. Laine for several months this winter, has re- | turned to her home in California. Mrs. Waters endeared herself to the many ladies she met while in Clifton by her sweet amia bility of character and will be greatly missed by all. She was so impressed by the unusual surroundings in Clifton that before returning to her former home she de- termined to see more of Arizona, mak- ing stops at Douglas, Bfsbee and other points of interest along the way.
 Mrs. Minor Simms was the charm ing hostess at card party given at her home last Saturday afternoon. Hearts was the game of the after noon, prizes being won by the follow ing ladies: First prize, silver lemon dish, Mrs. Sam Abrahams; second prize, a hand painted bon bon dish, Mrs. J. J. Kelly; third prize, silver embroidery scissors, Mrs. Weiss. The color scheme, which was carried out