The copper era., 1904-05-19

MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent

. VI III NA v aG From Our Regular Correspondent C. D. Munday, accompanied by his wife and little son, left Sunday morn- ing for visit to thei. oh home n ! Arkansas.
 Mrs. II E. Schuylg and her two children took their deIarture for cool Colorado last Monday They will De away most Of the sumner
 Miss Lucy Purdun, Cnc of our bright school teachers, expects to leave 10. California on Friday. From there she goes to her old home .n Ohio, return ing to Morenci in tine for the opening of school in the fall.
 Miss Clara Macrun left Tuesday morning for her home in Holgler' Neb., after four months visit with her sister. Miss Maerum has become very popular with our young peopie during her stay in canp and in spite o' the early hour. quite a number were at the train to bid her goodbye" her pleasant journey piece lo' Will Waters with s-s on the noo' oy started ea Sunday i-pIo~Ins . ,n marte, srte kssa- i's@ tteville, Szs, e. Carolina. TO ands sume his duties ,s,zg,'''p -. c. store.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Tathsa expects to leave next week with the childAN to spend the heated term in Los Angeles.
 Messrs. H. B. Rice and ]. H, ,Puckett spent Tuesday afternoon in Clifton.
 Tom Southlee. formerly of the D. c. store, was visitor in town last week. He and Al. Williams are now pro- prietors of a travellng photographic studio in Old Mexico.
 Supt c. E. Mills went to Fl Paso on business trip Tuesday.
 Mrs. A. l.. Work returned Saturday evening from an extended visit to Los Angeles. She left her mother, who has been very sick, fairly on the road to recovery.
 The second troop expects to have d mounted drill and practice camp next Saturday night aud Sunday. Camp will probably be made at some point on the men of the troop are keenly alive to the great practical benefit to be de- rived from these camps and marches.
 Quite d number of our local roliti- ciu n atfan6 tho Democratic convention at Thatcher on Friday.
 Miss Leila Stevenson entertained at cards on Thursday evening in honor of NJ iss Purdum who leaves for CalifOr- mia on Friday.
 Mir and Mrs. II. E. I,ice entertained the Old Settlers Club on Monday even ing.
 Mrs. J. A. McDougall is planning to make visit to relatives in California about June lst.
 Mrs. Chapin entertained at dinner Sunday evening ip honor of Miss Purdum and Miss s!acrum.
 Mr. Cliff from Memphis, Tenn, is the latest arrival in camp rom the east. He is % take d position with the D. C. company in J. A. McDOugall's department.
 Mir. Booth entertained a party of friends on Eagle river Sunday, all Of whom are loud in their praises Of him as an entertainer and jolly good fellow. Those entertained were Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wbittlesey, Misses Marcum and Chandler and Newton. Mr. Chandler staid at Eagle several hours after the party came home, and every one is re- marking as to his clean appearance this week.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell, Miss Purdum. Jimmie Purdum, Artie Notman and Hugh McGonigle spent Saturday night and Sunday at Casa en la Caverna" on Eagle.
 There are some of the finest speci mems of native copper on exhibition in the office of the Morenci hotel that have been taken from the famous Ari. zona Central mine.
 Ralph Newton, Of the Newton Eugi- neering Works Of Milwaukee, Wis, left Tuesday morning for San Fran cisco, Butte and other northern points While here Mr. Newton made many friends and secured several suitable contracts for the D. c. M. Co.,, among them being the conceutrator building, ore bins and coal bins at MOrenci, as well as new cOncen:rator building at Globe.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Hogan leave Sun day for Missouri.
 The coming month will witness the erection of at least three fl ne residences in MorencrSSNisss- Chandler, Hurd and Sully are making final prepara- tionS.
 Pablo Cano, an employee Of the Shan non works, one day last week fell of the 60-foot railroad trestle in the rear Of Crystal avenue, and strange to re- late is agaIn at work. He had been celebrating pretty freely previous to ha al