The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-03-21

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 Mrs Ivan Hoefeldt entertained on Saturday afternoon last with card party in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Heineman, of Detroit, Mich, who is l visiting here.
 Fraser will entertain their friends at card party to be given at the residence of Mrs. Fraser on next Tuesday afternoon.
 The directors of the Clifton Danc- ing Club have announced that the next dance will be the last of the season. It will be given probably on the evening of April 12th. Wm. Gmahling, who has charge of the construction of the converters of the new smelter, under the direction of Dr. Ricketts, was visitor at the new plant on Friday.
 WANTED-Man to sell our line of goods in Clifton and Morenci, on com mission. Bond required. Wagon fur nished. Write Grand Union Tea com pany, Denver, Colorado.
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 Marriage License Issued-A mar riage license was this week issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court to Alex P. Aitken to wed Agnes H. An derson, of Lankershire County, Scot land.
 Petition for Administrator-Jesse l. Johnson, of Morenci, has filed a peti- %l l~@ pointed administrative of the estate of Ewing A. Johnson, deceased.
 MT. J. G. Cooper and family will move shortly to the residence former ly occupied by Paul Nicholas on Long, fellow Hill. In the meantime the Cooper residence will be torn down to make room for the new passenger de- pot
 COMEDY OF ERRoRsAdmirers of plays by Shakespeare enjoyed a genuine treat at the Empire theatre this week when the Ben Greet play CTS presented The Comedy of Err TOTS" Some high class, comedy was presented by the two .'Drominos."
 Mrs. Jas. V. Parks, of Duncan, who has been visiting with Mrs. F. B. Laine, returned to her home on Friday morning. On Tuesday after noon Mrs. Laine gave an afternoon tea in honor of Mrs. Parks which was largely attended by the ladies of Cliff ton.
 Resisted an Officer-Narcisco Chav- ez, who plead guilty to resisting De putty Sheriff Keppler at Morenci sew eral weeks ago, was arraigned in the Superior Court this week and plead guilty. He was sentenced from one to five years in the penitentiary.
 Will Reside Here-Mrs. Harry Bat terton and infant son arrived in Cliff ton Sunday evening last from Tucson and joined her husband here who is forest ranger. MT. and Mrs. Bat terton came to Arizona eight years ago and have resided in Tucson.
 Prodding Legislators-Dell M. Pot ter, President of the Southern Nation al Highway Association, left this week for Phoenix where he hopes to in- duce the Legislature to submit an amendment to the Constitution per mitting the State to issue bonds for the purpose of constructing good roads as a part of the National Ocean to Ocean Highway.
 Hill is Sentenced-C. w. Hill, who was brought back from Phoenix to answer to the charge of stealing a horse from the Spaw stables on Christ mas night last, was arraigned this week and plead guilty to burglary ir the second degree. The court sen fenced him to serve from one to five years in the penitentiary at Florence conditioned on good behavior.
 Shubert Symphony Club-One of the most pleasing musicals ever en- joyed in Clifton will be the concert to be given in the High School Auditori um on the evening of April Sth by the Symphony Club who are com ing to Clifton under. the auspices of the local Elks Lodge. The lady quar- tette which is a part of the Club comes highly recommended. Tickets will be on sale shortly.
 Burglar Sentenced-Joe Young, who was arrested in Clifton on a charge of burglary, was this week sentenced by Judge Laine to an indeterminate sentence at the Florence penitentiary of from one to fifteen years. Young was convicted ,,f burglarizing room occupied by Ted Goode on the East Side. He was follower of the Camp bell United Shows. He was taken to Florence by Deputy Sheriff Keppler.
 Catholic Ladies BaII-The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will give Ball and Enchilada supper at the Armory