The copper era., 1904-05-26

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 Sunday. Stood suard from to a. m.-Mad.
 The Mountain Rebekah Lodge No.
 l6, l. O. O. F. gives one of the largest balls Of the season on Thursday even- ! ing at the Morenci club.
 Gordon Fowles, Morenci's repre- sentative at the New Mexico Military i Institute a Roswell. New Mexico, has arrived home 10 spend his vacation. ! Miss Dunn, trained nurse from Fl Paso, arrived in camp Tuesday even- ing to take Miss Darby's place at the { A. C. hospital during the latter lady's vacation.
 Supt. Johnson, Of the Morenci Water Co. pumping plant, advises that the new well has been sunk twenty-four feet and they now have fifteen feet Of water.
 The old library building has been | treated to q coat of paint and looks much better. "The Standard" will probably now get busy and put fine new sign in front of its office
 Surveyor G. NJ. Robinson, of the D. C. Co.,, left with his family on We'd nesday to visit the exposition. From St. Louis they will go to their old home in Denver Colo. for an extended visit.
 Mr. John NJ. McDOugall's son, James. who is attending school in Nova Scotia sent in his credentials showing that he had successfully passed all examina- tions and enclosed an order for bicycle. He got it.
 Manager Jameson, Of the Morenci club, is planting grass seed on his park just below the club building and if he has d. good -..=ar-..-.fth that as he had with his trees, we will have a park to be proud of.
 The Grand Orient had special ses- sion last Saturday night to do things to F.. J. Wbittlesey and II. $. Van Gorder Whittlesey reports that he got his moneys worth and is now lay ing low fo, the next subject.
 Miss Leila Stevenson entertained a number of her friends at card party last Thursday evening. High five was the game, Miss Purdum capturing the ladies' prize, while Mr. Moon was the lucky one among the gentle men.
 The Second troop will give a moUnted exhibition drill at , o'clock on the afterTGon Of Decoration Day. Captain Tuthill has been notified that q gatIiug gun has been forwarded for the further equipment of his con- mand.
 Mrs w. II. Chapman has been gratifying some Of her friends and also the sick at the hospital by a gift of beautiful white roses. Mrs. Chap mans success with flowers is the envy and admiration of every lady of her acquaintance.
 Messers. Jas. Purdum, Harry Chan dler, Tom Rice. Arthur Notman and some more of the boys are plannino a trip up to the caves on Eagle river Saturday plight. Guess they will find them as there are no ''path finders" going.
 Messrs. Wash Mclean. Samm;e Hendricks. Roy Bartlett and two Coryell boys were up before Justice Chapman last Saturday. ana! given a severe lecture o-ta@assiag with the Ere iank. S4Sfirthe" trouble will be prosecuted Wine full extent of the law.
 Mrs. H. 5. Rice entertained about thirty ladies Saturday afternoon in 1 honor of Mrs. A. NJ. Tu.hi!!. who leaves this week for California The [ prizes were won by Mrs. Cummings and ! Mrs. Hu:d. Alter refreshments were served Mrs. Cummings entertained | the guests wish several piano selec- tion:.
 "' F. Cieavelsnd met with painful | accident last Saturday which might nave been very serious While a. the pumping station on Eagle creek. his horse got away from him and in run. nlng to capture the animal, he tripped and Tell, striking a sharp stick which inflicted nasty gash right under his chin. Dr. Tuthill was obliged to take SIX stitches in order to close the wound and Fred has ''been wearing his lace in sliug.'' out is thankful tbat it was no worse.
 Joseph Poorman, our popular man. a9er of the gents furnishing depart ment ol the D. C. Co.'S. store. is at the II. L. hospital battling with typhoid lever. Mr. POorman was so run down with the care and anxiety for his lit tie daughter who died last week that ne was an easy subject for the much dreaded typhoid. The well wishes oi