The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-16

hdQS lAO announcement lAdl LII public school term will commenc this year on Monday, September 16tl
 John Morrison Patterson and Ge( Robertson declared their intention [ become citizens of the United State in the Superior Court this week.
 MT. P. Murray, of the Shannon Coz per Co.,, has been confined to tn hospital several days this week on at count of a sprained ankle
 M. A. Whitaker, an employe of tn A. c. company machine shops, wa operated upon this week at the A. ( hospital for appendicitis and at tn present time is getting along nicely
 J. A. Scott, who has been employ ed by the A. c. company at Moreno for the past several years, has move his family to Metcalf where they vii reside in the future
 About midnight Sunday an alarn of fire was turned in and upon investi cipient blaze on Chase Creek whicl was quickly subdued.
 Mrs. Robert Andrews, who has beel visiting in Teague, Texas, returne; to her home in Clifton Tuesday even in0 ha in f0r . couple of days en route home.
 P. H., Patterson and E. T. Faulkne spent Tuesday at York in quest O game and brought back we'll filled bags as testimonial of their clever craftsmanship.
 Mrs. c. P. Dunn and mother, Mrs Brutinel, returned the first of the weel from an extended visit in California MT. Dunn, who was detained on ac count of business, will return later
 Miss Addie Richards, accompanied by her small sister, Pauline Richards has returned to her home in Clifton after visit of several weeks witt relatives in Solomonville
 Chas. Kreuder, manager of the A c. Co.,, meat market, returned on Wed nesday from the Indian Hot Springs MT. Kreuder is in charge of the Labor Day celebration in Clifton which vii be held on September 2nd
 F. N. Flynn, of the A. c. Co.,, wht was compelled to go to California or account of i'll health, returned las week. MT. Flynn is much improved but is not sufficiently strong to re sume his duties as vet
 F Barkhurst, who accompanied Dr H. A. Schell and J. J. Kelly on { hunting trip on the Blue, returned tc Clifton on Tuesday and reports tha1 the latter gentlemen will return abou- the first of next month.
 Mrs. Roy Carr, nee Miss Etta Mar tin, left on Thursday morning for Hur ley and Silver City, New Mexico, t, spend a months vacation with rela tiveS and friends.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will give social at the Armory next Fri day, Aug g, from to g D. m. Ice Cream and Cake 1Ec; coffee and sand wiches 15c. Everybody invited
 The Greenle County Board of EquaIi zation will meet for the last time or Monday August 18th. All taxpayers having com mplaints to make should not fail to put in an appearance at that time.
 R. l.. Bailey left Thursday morning for his ranch on Eagle Creek about 40 miles north of Clifton He expects S to be gone about six weeks and while absent will look after his cattle in, terests in that section.
 Judge and Mrs F. B. Laine returned on Monday from the coast where Mr. Laine has been sojourning for the benefit of his health. He returns much improved by the enforced vaca- tion.
 Gid Thompson, night officer, who was wounded by Alfredo Ortiz, while attempting to arrest him several weeks ago, is able to be around al- though the wound in his shoulder is still very painful.
 Minor Simms, in charge of the gro cery department of the A. c. Co.,,