The copper era., 1903-09-03
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M0RENCI NEWS.
From Ou- Regular Correspondent


". +. Clarke, OF the \. c. Store. ha=
recovered from recent spell OF sick
ness.
Communion services were held Al
the Pres oyteriau church Sunday OF last
week. and the attendance was quite
large. The pastor. Rev. kirch baum.
expects TO leave soon for his old home
in Ohio, and will De- gone for some
time. However. Morenci i fortunate
enough TO have local talent that can
keep the church going during the va
cation OF the pastor.
DR. Tuthill left last week for Los
Angeles, but before going he gave
smoker in honor of Capt. w llllamS,
Capt. Hedekin aud Lieut.. BENJAMIN.
That II was a success goes without say
ing, for DR.. Tuthill is postmaster n
the art OF entertaining. The evening
was enltvened with games and music
and excellent refreshments. Ihere -
some guessing that the Dr.. Will attend
wedding before he returns.
We like music and are a natural
musician ourselves, but at ) O'Clock our
musical ear i not IN tune, aud inc
MeNicanO chorus that is in the habit OF
giving serenades at that hour CRATES
rather har-hly on our sensitive organ
ism. and we are tempted to break the
thirteenth commandment.
Miss Purdum arrived from her nome
in Ohio this week. She has position
in the schools here and comes highly
recommended, 90 that the pupils in
her room will bAwe)l cared for.
Judge Wiley F. Yves came. up from
found time to shake hands with his
friends, and he has host of them here.
Supt. Mills has returned from his
trip TO Bisbee aud other mining points.
B. 3. Adams IS in camp this week.
Johnnie Williams of the \. c. Store,
returned from his Oklahoma trip last
week. He looks as if a trip TO farm
ing country agrees with him.
Miss Talliafero, of Lebanon, Mo-, Is
visiting her brother Dick this week.
She was formerly a teacher in the city
schools here, but has a position at
Pearce this year.
Consulting engineer Langdon OF the
Phelps Dodge company i in camp this
week He is making plans and specl-
tcatiOns for the new well and power
house, and several other improve
ments which the -. c. Co. will make
in the near future. Mr.. Langdon Is
certainly pleasant gentlemen TO meet.
Johnnie Seltou left last Tuesday for
Mexico, where he goes on pleasure
and pros pecting trip. Johnnie SAYS
he is going to have mine. and rich
one, before he returns, and here's
wishing him success.
Fred Cleavland returned from Cali
fornia Sunday evening. He attended
the big fight at San Francisco. and is
very enthusiastic over Jcffrics, and
says that he will back him in the
future against all corners.
Robt. Roe, assistant auditor OF the
Phelp5-Dodge company, was in Mo
renci few days this week. Robbie
does not seem to like MOrenci as well
now as he used to. We wonder why?
The election OF officers OF the Azurite
Club will be held next Monday even
ing, and the inaugural ball. so to
speak, will be given on the 18th inst.
This will be the first of the series for
the winter season, and promises to be
Il fine affair.
Last week was quite lively in social
way in this part of the world. Among
those who eutertai he'd were Mrs. Nom
emaker, Mrs. Cole3 pan and Mrs. Hurd.
High-hve furnishe t:he entertainment
at each of them. I'VE are expecting
any time now for'Some one to give an
evening at FlinAl, but it seems that
game has not reached the far west yet.
Miss Walton is expected in camp
this week. She has a place in the
schools here, being one of the two
teachers reelected from last year.
MIR. and Mrs. Nonemaker and Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell attended the ball
game at Clifton Sunday and rooted"
for the MOrenci boys.
Ellis w. Honeyman, from Knoxville,
Tenn. arrived in MOrenci last Saturday
to take the place of kraemer, who re-
signed the position of assayer for the
ID. G. Co. last week.
Lieutenant 5. l. Hunsacker came in
from Fort Apache last week and Joined
his company which is stationed here
al present.
Mrs. MOyne Work gave an at-home
to her friends on Friday afternoon
which was greatly enjoyed by all who
attended.
The last hunting party to leave Mo-
renci for the Black River country con-
sisted OF II. d. Kepler. Charles Kepler
and J. Blair. We predict that they
will find fish aud game a scarce article.
for too many of MOrenci's nimrods have
been there before them.
DR.. Schell and party are expected in
this week, and the DR.. will take time
to make a few people happy by fitting
them with glasses before returning to
Tucson.
f. T. Wilson and Oscar Storch expect
to make a tour of the country as sing
ing evan9elists in the near future.
There were two horse races in Cliff
ton Sunday last between horses owned
10y Mexicans and other parties. The
first race was for purse of 500.
which was won by a pony owned by
Jesus Asbedo and the second by J. c.
Olmstead's grey for purse OF $50.
The Mexicans celebrated the occasion
Sunday ntgITr WIN. the result that
early Monday morning they got into a