The copper era., 1904-10-20
MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent

From Our Regular Correspondent F. Cleaveland was on the sick list for few days last week. w. L. Neel went to Solomonville Sunday on court business.
 Gayetano Bernatto left on the 12th for Fl PasO, where he was married on the 18th.
 w. T. Randolph went to Albuquer- que last week to play ball with the Fl Paso team.
 MT J. A. McDougall was taken sick last week. and it Is feared he has typhoid fever.
 Little Robert Waugh, son of R. H. | Waugh. is out again after siege of typhoid fever.
 T. C. Winslow of Clifton will have charge of the bank during the ab- senCe of cashier Hurd. J. H. Puckett and Hon. H. B. Rice made political business trip to Cliff ton last Monday morning. C. Legrand. expert electrician for the Phelps-DOdge companies. was in camp d few days last week.
 V. R. Stiles, general freight and passenger agent of the F.. r. X $. w. was in Morenci over Sunday.
 T. B. Kelley left on the 10th for St. Louis. Before returning MT. Kelley will visit his old home in Texas.
 Deputy Sheriff CHI. Thompson came in from Solomonville Friday to sum- mon some witnesses for this weeks court.
 John Schmidt. foreman at the Frisco pumping plant, was in camp Saturday, accompanied by Mrs Schmidt.--
 Albert Ystad left last Monday morning for Nevada. Albert has long been connected with the D. C. Co. as carpenter.
 Mrs. J. A. McDougall and daughter Elva returned last Tuesday from an extensive visit with relatives near San Francisco.
 The father and mother of Mrs. r. J. Higgins, arrived in MorenCi on the l4th. from Seattle. Washington, to spend short time.
 G. H. Booth, draught,man in the mechanical engineers office. is in the hospital with d well developed case ot typhoid fever.
 H. F. McGonigle has so far re- covered as to be able to leave the hospital and he is now convalescing at the home of James Purdum.
 Miss Rose Hill and Mrs. A. l.. Townsend. accompanied by Spencer Hill, the new arrival in the Hill family, visited MOrenCi on the 1lth.
 Chas. Hyde, w. w. Stevens and Edward Nelson celebrated the open ing of the hunting season by going out into the hills after quail last Sun day.
 C. w. Marks returned on the 10th from St. Louis. "Tio" did not return as some prophecie>ed, for it was ex- pected that he would return with a bride.
 C. C Edgington, assayer at the D. C. cOncentratOr returned Friday from d six weeks vacation spent at San Diego, Ocean Park and Santa Monica.
 Mountain Rebekah Lodge No. 16 I. O. o. F. gave their second grand ball on last Thursday. \. most en- joyable time was had by~9ll those who attended. -S~'
 w u,NCv~i P.I on Saturday tor Fl F'aso where he will be joined by to the city of Mexico to spend MT. -hpph NsiNitioii'
 B. o. Sellers left last week for his old home in Texas. It is rumored that on his return he will bring one more to add to Morenci's bevy of blushing fall brides.
 w. F. Morris returned last Tuesday from his vacation trip to Memphis, Tenn. accompanied by his sister, Miss Heffner. who will keep house for h q b.a .-nrr1iD,r u-int
 C. C. Wilmans. formerly one of the D. C. Cos electrical force, was in town last week. shaking hands with has been back to New York and has also visited South America.
 Cards have been received announc- ing the marriage of Mir. II. Kenyon BurCh and Miss Grace Colburn at the Friends here extend congratulations
 F.. NJ. Hurd, assistant cashier of the Gila Valley Bank X Trust Co. will leave on Wednesday. accompanied by Mrs. Hurd, to see the Fair at St. Louis and visit relatives in Burling ton, Iowa.
 Word has been received by the local lodge of Knights of Pythias of lHt utdlH ol sN- Ts Dtdl lllS dl I%Os Angeles. on Oct. l2th. Mir. Dearing was for some time station agent at Morenci. He leaves wife and one child
 Judge Dave Andres and Constable Gid Thompson, made trip up Eagle last Monday to register the men out there who are unable to get into Mo- renci. Judge Andres says he will get them in here to vote. especially if they will vote the Democratic ticket.
 We are glad to report Manager P. O. Clark. of the MorenCi Club, as greatly improved and is expected out in few days. MT. Clark is seriously of taking-a q two weeks trip to the coast for recuperation.
 l.. F. Hoeye, formerly proprietor of the Rock barber shop was up from Clifton last Friday. After travelling around the country a good deal ''Slim" has decided that the Clifton district is a good place to locate and he will go into business with his father in Clifton.
 C. A. Austin. purchasing director for the Phelps-Dodge interests. came a brief visit to the camp. This is | Mir. Austin'S first trip to the west and | he expresses himself as being glad to | confirm by his own observation most l of the glowing reports he has heard | of this wonderful region.
 Chas. w. Burlingame and Miss | Julia Chatleain were united in mar riage Monday evening Oct. 10th by |