The copper era and Morenci leader. [volume] (Clifton, Ariz.) 1911-1929, 1913-06-13

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Mrs. c. E. Tyler returned this week
from Albuquerque and will again
make her home here where Mr.. Tyler
represents the New York Life In
surance Co.
L. W. Hinkly left Clifton this morn
ing for Nacozarf Mexico, where he
has accepted a responsible position
in the mechanical department of the
Nacozari Mining Co.
Mrs. Tom johnson, formerly resi-
dent of Clifton, is the house guest of
Mrs. Geo. Webster this week and will
visit here during the. summer
Divorce Granted-A divorce was
granted Mary Jane Arnold, plaintiff,
from her husband, Henry w. Arnold
by Superior Judge Lame this week
There will be no services at the
Methodist church on Sunday as they
will hold union services at the Bap-
fist church. The Sunday schools will
be held as usual in the respective
churches.
Purchased Drug Store-The c. P.
Dunn drug store on Chase Creek was
last week purchased by Messrs. Riker
and Robbins, both enterprising young
men who thoroughly understand their
business.
3 Mrs George Webster has returned
from Phoenix where she has been WIS.,
iting her mother. Her sister, Mrs.
Johnson and niece Margaret returned
with her.
Will Administer Estate-C. E. Leon
ard has applied for letters of admin
istration of the estate of John Mar
tin, deceased, who was acciden+ly
killed at the new smelter short time
ago by being struck with a falling
boom of a crane.
Moose Band Dance.-The Moose
band will give a grand opening dance
at the new theatre in South Clifton
on Saturday evening, J1ne 21- The
band boys are deserving of liberal pat
ronage when they give dance. They
furnish free weekly concerts to the
public on Wednesday of each week.
Eagles Will Give BaII.-At Pretty
mans Opera House on the evening of
July 4th the Eagles of Clifton will
give ball. A fine Navajo rug will
be given to the lady or gentleman
holding the lucky number. Every
body welcome Admission $780, La
dies free.
To scotIand-Mr. and Mrs. H. T.
Cuthbert and child of Douglas, left
last week for a trip to Edinburgh,
Scotland They expect to be gone
for two months and will visit with Mr.
Cuthbert's parents. who are now get
ting old. The father is past the
eightieth milestone, while his mother
is we'll up in the seventies.
Potter Wins Subtitle suit brought
against the New England & Clifton
Copper Co recently by Dell NJ. Pot
ter in the sum of 100000 was decided
Thursday, in favor of the plaintiff The
New England & Clifton Copper Co.
did not appear. Execution was is
sued against the Fire Fly claim 70
satisfy Judgment and same will be
sold at sheriff sale.
Moose Smoker Banquet. The mem
bers of the Moose lodge in Clifton and
are making elaborate ar
for a big Moose smoker
to be given at the lodge hall
on Saturday evening June 2Sth. The
music for the occasion will be fur
nished by the Longfellow brass band
consisting of twenty-eight pie:es and
the Moose orchestra of Clifton.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Eastern Star chapter was held
at the Masonic rooms on Thursday
evening of this week. Two candi-
dates were initiated, Mr.. Roy Hagan
and Mr.. Harry Whitaker. After the
business meeting banquet was
served and then games and dancing
was INDUCED in until a late hour.
Morenci Turns TabIes.-The Mo-
renci Baseball Club journeyed to Cliff /
ton on Sunday last and carried home |
the scalps of the Clifton aggregation. (
Score 10 to 6. The Cliftonites had !
a safe lead in the fifth inning of to /
when everything happened atonce. In
this inning Morenci scored three runs, /
two in the sixth, four in the seventh
and for good measure, added another
tally in the eighth. The last four
innings of the game Clifton was shut
put Final result Morenci r 10; H. /
9 E 2 Clifton R 6, H. 10 E. 3. On
the next game will be played
at Morenci. Efforts are being made
by the Clifton management to secure
an outside club to play a series of
games with Clifton and Morenci,