The copper era and Morenci leader., 1912-05-17

E. L. Gay, manager of the A. c. store at Metcalf, and S. F: Langford, of Coronado, were Clifton visitors on tuesday of this week. Four nicely furnished rooms for rent. Enquire at Hagan's residence, North Clifton.
 w. D. Dutton, chief electrician for the Phelps-Dodge people of Morencl, is in the city jurying this week
 Ted Goode, of the A. c. company store dry goods department, is con- fined to his home this week with an aggravated case of the grip
 Ben M Crawford clerk of the sup erior court, returned from several days business visit to Phoenix Satur- day night.
 A large stock of furniture for sale. Enquire at Hagans residence, North Clifton.
 John Shaw, who recently resigned his position as jailor, left this morn ing for a stay of some time at Gil liards hot springs.
 Mr- P. Owen, of the grocery depart ment of the Shannon Copper company of Metcalf had business in Clifton be- tween trains Thursday.
 Jack McRae, formerly manager of the grocery department of the Shan non store in Clifton was in Metcalf on business Tuesday of this week. 
 Mrs. J. H. Kerby, who has been spending the past few weeks with her parents in Missouri, returned to her home in Clifton on Monday evening.
 Judge Mcfarland and wife left o:I Thursday morning for Los Angeles, where they will visit friends and rela- tiyes for a couple of weeks. Morris Abraham, the well-knoWu travelling man, is making his regular semi-annual trip to Clifton, and incid entally renewing old acquaintances See our complete line of ladies low shoes, velvets, suedes, satin, chocolate vici, tan calfs, white canvas, in short everything that is new in shoes. Pric- ed at $2. 50 to $4.00.
 
 ty seat visitor the first of the week. MT. Holman is now harvesting a good crop of alfalfa and reports that the crop in that section of the county is heavy, and of the best quality.
 Harlow Brubaker, who has been employed in the D. c. company store office for the past several years, has succeeded F. A Sanders as auditor l his position the first of the week. Dr. J. H. Tibbetts and wife, Of Shannon hill, Metcalf, left Tuesday morning for Los Angeles with their infant child who is in poor health. Dr. and Mrs. Tibbetts expect to re- main until the health of the little one | is improved.
 E.. J. Lehman, formerly manager of the Arizona and New Mexico Tele- graph and Telephone Co.,, and who was recently appointed postmaster at Clifton, has this week assumed his new duties, and is now in charge of the office at this place. A new and up-to-date chemical en- zine arrived the first of the week, and will be in commission hereafter at the Clifton hotel. The engine is portable and of the latest model and is a much needed precaution against fire at this well known hostelry.
 Dr. Bogue, who has for some time been Dr. Fales assistant, of the Shan non hospital corps, returned from Los Angeles Monday with his bride. Dr. Bogue was married last week in Los Angeles, and the newly married cou- pie will reside in Dr. Tales old re- sidence on Riverside. John R. Lyons, special organizer of the Woodman of the World, arrived in Clifton the 14th. MT. Lyons is we'll known here, having added seventy five members to the local camp (W. iO.W.) last August. The local men, bers with the assistance of Dep. Lyons are preparing for a class to be introduced some time in the near fut- ure.