The copper era., 1904-11-24
MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent Rex Rice was q sufferer from grippe | for few days last week. ! G. H. and L. E. Booth are eniov- ing visit from their mother. F. Fleming. of Clifton. i, the Mo-
 renCi Water Cos new plumber. 1 Walter Booth left last Tuesday for
 his former home in Los Angeles.
 Mat Danenhauer. of the Copper Era. was in Morenci on business Sat-
 urday.
 J. H. Puckett and D. E. Address
 were successful hunters on the Gila
 asst Sunday.
 !. W. Brighton and Mir. and Mrs. HOwerth visited Box and Bat canyons last Sunday.
 T. <. Jacques will not return to
 Norenci as expected but will remain in Pittsburg. Pa.
 John H. Velton was taken to the hospital last Monday with symptoms
 of typhoid fever.
 Quite a number of MOrenci young people attended the dance at Clifton last Saturday evening.
 Mrs. J. H. Puckett and little son visited Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ottman at Metcalf Saturday and Sunday. !. F. Cleaveland is out of the hos pital and able to be about d little with the aid of pair of crutches.
 l.. J. Oge--~smade d quick trip to sonit territorial grand lodge meeting. A few cases of measels have been reported during the last week. It is hoped that the disease may not be- come epidemic.
 Wm. Fur. head bridge carpenter for the Fl Paso X Southwestern, is inspecting the bridges of the Mo- renci Southern this week.
 Charle, QuitZOu. special agent of the Home Fire Insurance Co. of New York. was i'll camp on his regular annual inspection tour last Sunday.
 RObt. Swift. of Denver, Colo. an old time friend of F.. F. Whittlesev. i, d new arrival in camp. He will probably take position in the mines of the D. (. Co.
 Jack Farrell passed through Mo- rcnCi on his way to his ranch last Fri day. He has been experimenting the erection of big steel building for the Copper Queen Mining Co. at Bi,bee.
 Structural steel for the addition to the D. (. COncentratOr k beginning to arrive. Lumber and machinery for the same building have been com ing in almost daily for some time past.
 F.. M. Hurd returned Saturday night from q trip to New Orleans. St. Louis and Burlington. Iowa. Mrs. Hurd did not return with her hu,- band but will visit relatives in Bur llngton for another month.
 \ letter from Mrs. J. w. Poorman reports her and her little son as be- ing quite restored to health. She is now visiting her late husbands rela- tivcs at Junction City, Kansas, and may return to Morenci in the spring.
 l.. F.. Hoeye was in camp last Fri day closing up deal by which he and Wm. StinsOn become the own CTS of the Rock barber shop. MT English. d son-in-law of MT. Stinson's. will come from Los Angeles to take charge of the shop.
 The quail hunters. w. w. Steven son, C. C. Bull and Chas. Hyde re- turned Sunday evening from their trip over into New Mexico with d goodly bqneh of plump birds and ma n'szSf Sf wonderful wing-shots r yesies which couldn't
 &yo.p, d fessthaHa thousand" |
 Tnc. nEIlrite Clubs first dance of | the season was held last Friday night | and was attended by about fifty | The feature of the Occa- sion was the number of guests from outside the camp who were present. Mrs. Baylor shannon. of Clifton, party composed of the Misses Johnson, Crawford and Damon md MessrS. Inglis, Todd, Greenhouse md Solomon. Other visitors were Mrs. Dr. Wiley. of Metcalf. with her suest. Miss Tillotson of Chicago. and Miss Tuthill. of Los Angeles, who is her brother. Dr. A. NJ. Tut ill, and wife.
 Miss Eleanor P. Rathbun died at Ter home in Morenci on Monday, November Dist, of consumption Miss Rathbun came to Morenci last bring. her health having broken town in college, and for a time the limate seemed to benefit her but it oon became apparent that the hange had been made too late and II spite of the loving care of mother. istcr and brother. she gradually rev weaker until death claimed his wn. The deceased leaves d widowed nothcr. sister. Miss Elizabeth and d brother, Frank D. tathbun. who is employed in the ivil engineers office at the D. C. Q. The remains were taken east by he family on Tuesday morning for ntermcnt at the old nome in Boston. lass. Table linen. table cutlery. imported nd domestic chinaware at <. !. 'orbes. Chase Creek.