The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-23

REV. CURRY H. LOVE
 Presbyterian Church
 North Clifton Round About Town
 
 DIR. T.. A. BALMER, Dentist, Hampton Block. Phone S11.
 eoRN-To the wife of RIG. Franz on Wednesday, August 21st, baby girl. BORN-To the wife of W. A. Moses at 100 a. m. Monday morning boy baby.
 BORN-To the wife of Chas. Spann Sunday, August 18th, baby boy.
 Walter Tappin, Jr., has accepted position in the A e. general office. John Riddle, of Morenci, was spend ing Wednesday in Clifton.
 Tom Campbell, of Morenci, was spending Sunday in Clifton.
 J.. M Erickson and Jack Campbell, of Morenci, were in town on business Wednesday. Irving Johnson and Miss Jessie Lloyd, of Morenci, were visiting friends in Clifton on Wednesday.
 Arthur Slaughter is spending the week in town from his ranch on the Blue.
 
 ing for an extended business trip in the east.
 Mrs Frank Martin and Mrs. S. N Ward were down from Morenci We'd nesday calling on friends.
 Joe Brooks and wife were in Cliff ton from their home at the Shannon pumping plant Wednesday.
 c. P. Dunn returned the first Of the week from California where he has been for the past month. Justice of the Peace c. E. Leonard was confinde to the hospital this week suffering from an injured foot. c. T. Sokup returned to his home in Metcalf Friday after months wis it in Michigan. s. N Ward, of Morenci, has moved to Clifton and is now in the employ of the Airdome theatre.
 Ev Harris,of Metcalf, returned home Sunday after a short trip to Color ado. Chas Harley, of rnoenix, is spend- ing several days in Clifton and may locate here in the future. Phil Aten, former Clifton boy, returned Sunday evening and will again make this place his home.
 Chas. Alderman, of Los Angeles, is a new arrival in camp and expects to make this place his future home. Hon. Ben M. Crawford was a visitor at the home of R. R. Webster last Sunday at York.
 J. A. Peters, the well known cattle man of Fl Paso, was in Clifton on business this week.
 Jim Cash, w. c. Crawford, Frank Rathbun and Joe Whitredged, of Mo- renci, were spending Monday in Cliff ton
 D. H. McVay, representing the Fl Paso Herald, is spending the week in this district in the interest of his puD- HcatiOn.
 Dan Lynch, superintendent of the A. c. boiler shops, left the first of the week for Los Angeles and other Cali fornia points.
 C. G. Cole, of the Shannon Copper company general office, has return ed from an extended trip to Denver and other Colorado points.
 Mrs. Kate Jennings, of Stafford, is in Clifton caring for her daughter, Miss Edith, who is ill with typhoid fever. F. Riley, of the Riley Confectionery, will shortly remodel the building oc- cupied by him and install a pool and billiard parlor.
 A T. Thomson, of the Detroit Cop per Co.,, was at the court house on Monday on business before the Coun- ty Board of Equalization. For saIe-Horse, saddle bridle, tapa- deros bits, field glasses, slicker, : boots and rope. bargain, cheap. i Apply to w. E. Face, Hills Addition. , Dr. Tibbetts, of Metcalf, spent Tues day evening in Clifton and left We'd nesday morning for California for short visit. AT. Wilson, manager of the Double Circle ranch, who has been spending caroraI GauS in Clifton this week ;S