The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-08-30

Attorney L. Kearny returned Mon day from an extended trip througt California and the northwest.
 w. s. Bradfield, cashier in the Gila Valley Bank & Trust Co.,, was spend ing last Saturday in Morenci.
 s. c. Swift and wife, who have beer spending the past two weeks on the coast, returned home Sunday.
 s. F. Langford, in charge of the A c. store at Metcalf, was Clifton visit or the latter part of the week. M B. Emerson, the Guthrie mer chant, was spending the first of the week in Clifton with friends. i Mrs. A. Lafave, who has been l spending the summer in Portland, re turned home the first of the week
 MT. Collins, representing Swift & Co.'S, packing house, is spending a couple of days in Clifton on business. J. c. Molder, superintendent of the New York-AriZona Copper company, was in Clifton on business Thursday.
 John Parks and wife, who have been spending the summer in California. returned to Clifton Wednesday even- 1 ing.
 A. G. Fletcher, of the A. c. Drug Department at Morenci, was visiting friends in Clifton couple of days this week.
 Nj. R. Mitchell and wife arrived home last Sunday from an extended trip in the northwest and California points.
 Dauber Mason, who has been spend- ing the past few weeks in Denver on visit to his father, returned home Wednesday.
 E.M. Williams and family are spend ing their vacation at Colorado Springs and will be absent the greater part of September.
 F. J. Coleman assistant mine super intendent of the Detroit Copper Co.,, of Morenci,. was in Clifton Saturday on business.
 Chas. Chesterfield, who has been spending the past week in Kansas City, returned this week to his home in Morenci
 G. M. Nicks' daughter was the for tunate young lady to win the trip to California in the Phoenix Gazette prize contest.
 District Attorney B. V. Horton and wife arrived home Sunday from an ex- tended visit in Tennessee and other southern points.
 The business houses of Clifton will be closed all day Monday to enable their employees to enjoy the Labor Day Celebration.
 Irving Johnson and sister, Mrs. Shoe maker, of Morenci, were spending the week end in Clifton as the guests of Mrs. A. l.. Terry.
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 J. H. T. Cosper, Of the Blue, who has been visiting in Clifton for the past week, was spending Sunday with relatives in Duncan.
 The Morenci Odd Fellows will run
  where they will hold a celebration in honor of Labor Day
 A marriage license was issued by Clerk of the Superior Court, Ben NJ Crawford, on Thursday to J. R. Brown to wed Mrs. Celia Foster
 J. O. Phillips arrived in Clifton the | first of the week and will spend some time here with his samples of cloth l ing for both men and women
 Patsy Collins, an ex-conductor on | the Mexican National railway, has ao- cepted a position in Clifton and is | now making this place his home
 I. B. English and wife returned on | Wednesday aftetrnoon from Douglas | where Mrs. English has been visiting | with friends in the shelter city.
 Judge Mcfarland and wife, who have been on an extended tripd California, and the lower val l ley, returned home Sunday evening.
 A turkey and chicken shoot will be given by Chas. Wright on Labor Day on the river bottom below the Shan non .smelter. There will be plenty of | birds and everyone is invited to at tend.
 R. w. Chamberlain, deputy sheriff at Morenci was in town Thursday, making the trip for the purpose ot crazy Mexican to the coun- ty jail.