The copper era and Morenci leader., 1919-02-28

T Fl E Batavia Brand Royal Chinook Sal Store, Phone 22.
  Typewriter for Sale-Underwood No. in first-class condition at bar gain. E. R. Shortridge, Court House
  G. A. Franz returned from an eX- tended visit to St. Louis last Wednes- day evening.
 J. J. Brown, prominent rancher and merchant of York, wsa a busi- ness visitor at the court house on last Monday.
 Edward Doolittle returned from Tucson, Arizona where he has been convalescing for three weeks.
 
 Furnished room for rent, outside entrance. Enquire of G. B. Ander- son, Hills Addition. 1tc Master Lloyd Davis and Tranie Davis departed for Taylor, Texas on Thursday of last week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Rkese Webster, IT., of the Rattle Snake Ranch, are spending the week end as the guest of Mrs Hannah Riley.
 Miss Nora Butler, of Metcalf and Miss Fannie Bass. of Morenci spent Sunday inClifton.
 Mrs. Helen O'Brien who has been the house guest of Mrs. J. F. Nc Neill; departed for her home in Den yer this week.
 Jack Dunn, State Auditor for the engineering department, was at the road camp this week on business.  Dr, David Thompson made ahur- ried call this week to the Blue on professional business.
 George Stoneman, prominent dt- torney, of Phoenix, is registered at the Clifton Hotel.
 L. J. Turney. former undersheriff, was a business visitor at the court house on Monday.
 Reece Webster was up from his ranch at York Monday on business in connection with the sale of the Mo- renci Dairy to Lines brothers.
 Mrs. Frank Davis and daughter left for Silver City last Saturday where Miss Francis will attend the Normal school.
 L. Kearney, prominent local at torney, left for Fl Paso, Texas, on Sunday morning where he has legal business.
 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pres byterian church will, meet with Mrs. Geo. Wagstaff at her home, North Clifton on Thursday afternoon, Mar. |. 9th at 2:3O. All members are re- quested to be present Toles Cosper and J. B. Thompson will attend the Stockgrogers conven- tion at Fl Paso, which convenes on March 4th, 5th and 9th.
 Ed Sawyer, of Winslow. a promin ent business man of the northern Arizona city, is registered at the Clifton hotel this week.
 J. c. Darcey returned to Clifton this week from Denver where he was mustered out of the service. MT. Darcey was stationed at Camp MiilA New York.
 Mrs. Reese Webster, Jr.. received the sad news of the death of her father this week who was foully kill ed in Illinois.
 Woodmen Circle Surprise Party '.''ic Woodmen Circle haG sur pris" party on Mrs. J. F. McNei, at her hor Tuesday evening. A most CT able time was spent T? r-us:c ead s,rrles After which dainty re- frcss,nerts were served by tn" circle la:e... Next meeting will be hold at the Hall on March 9th at ': 30. NOTICE TO PUBLIC.
 The Eastern Cafe will close March 1st. Any person holding bills against the Eastern Cafe will present them to Jim Leng at the Clifton Ho- tel Cafe between Marst 1st and the 18th. JIM LENG. 2-2S-2tc Box Social
 The Box Social at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening was we'll attended and was grand success. Hilda Wooley. Gladys Hall and Az nes Clark sang solos. Howard Jones and Clarence Miller should be men, toned as having very promising | the young man who proposed a toast to the ladies acquitted himself like William Jennings Bryan when it came to Oratory Every one renorted