The copper era., 1904-11-03
MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspoudcnt.

last Sunday morning.
 T. B. Kelley arrived from St. Louis last Monday night.
 Lee N. Stratton left last Sunday morning for the valley.
 Miss Chaffee, of Clifton, was a visitor in camp last week.
 Chas. C. Bull left last Saturday morning for Solomonville and Stafford.
 Miss Maude Cochran. of Solomon vile, is on a visit to her brother at this place.
 Oscar Felton, candidate for sher- if on the independent ticket, was d visitor in camp on the 18th.
 Mrs. J. w. Brighton and little son, Harris, left on last Monday morning for the northwest territories.
 H. B. Rice returned from the val ley on Sunday night where he had been doing a little political business.
 Edward Leech, local representa- tive of the Scranton schools at Fl Paso, is spending this week in Mo- renCi.
 J. H. Puckett left on the 29th for Fl Paso to meet his wife and baby. They returned to Morenci on Sunday night.
 A troupe of fourteen people play ing "The Convict's Daughter" is bill ed at the Morenci club on the night of the Sth.
 The new residence of Thomas H. Donahue is fast nearing completion. and Tom has one of the prettiest homes on Quality Hill. P. o. Clark, manager of the Mo renci club. left last Friday for Cali fornia, where he will recuperate from his recent typhoid sickness.
 Miss Blanche Solomon, of Solomon vile, is expected to pay Morenci a visit in short time. Miss Solomon will visit Mrs. A. L. Cummings.
 The Halloween party given at the Morenci club on last Monday night by the Ladies Aid Society, was well attended and d perfect success.
 H.F. McGonigle. who for the past l lCW "CShS idS DtNh Iili up Nllii ' phoid fever. is once more at his post attending to his duties at the hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Rae left last Sunday morning for Douglas. They were called here owing to the sick ness of Dr. A. NJ. Tuthill. Mrs Rae $ brother.
 Mrs. A. F.. Nelson and children left on last Wednesday morning for Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Nelson re- ceived word that her mother was quite ill.
 Mir. Coles, of the Antonia Brsas X Copper Co.,, arrived last Saturday morning over the Morenci Southern on a special. MT. Coles came as far as Guthrie in his special car 'Michi- gan."
 W. H. Moon returned from his va cation last Sunday. Mir. Moon met hrs nIUrner 1ir If 3tsu': of1ea panied by her. took trip to thy City of Mexico. Billy reports a-o. good time.
 The Azurite club will hold a meet ing on next Monday night. Quite a lCW 1stulSS " III Ut isiietNu III ioi membership, and when the next dance will be, will come before the meeting.
 A Barlow, o. MOtOchinS and Al Williams took a trip up the Frisco river last Sunday. When returning home. they got several shots at d large Silver Tip fox. but were unable to land him.
 Iol 11r @D accept d position with H. K. Burch. mechanical engineer, as draughts- man. Mir. Johnson was formerly con- nected with the Colorado Iron Works Co. of Denver.
 The many friends of Ralph Mar shall, who for long time was editor of the Morenci Standard at tn is place. will be glad to know that he has entirely recovered from his re- cent sickness, and is now at work in Tonopah, Nevada.
 T. $. Jacques is expected on any train from Pittsburgh. Mr. Jacques left Morenci d short while ago with intentions of staying. but the boys say he only left so as to secure d pretty suit case which was given him and will be taken from him on his return.
 The party composed of A. H. James. A. r. Alvord and F.. Clifford. who left Gallup, New Mexico. about sixteen days ago, arrived in Morenci on last Saturday evening. They had a pleasant trip across the country on horseback. and report having seen plenty of game. Rufus Phil lips and Henry Waller acted as guides and packmen and w. Loy was cook. The route selected was up through the Mogollon moun- trims, into the Blue Range, thence to Fort Apache and down through Maley Gap to Morenci.
 Ex-Governor Oakes Murphy and wife spent a few days of this week in Clifton and Morenci taking in the sights of the camp and renewing and meeting the many old-time friends of the governors. It was Mrs. Mur- phy's first visit to this section of the territory, and she was most favorably impressed with the camp. The gov ernor and Mrs. Murphy were accom- panied to Clifton by H. S. Van Gorder and his sister. Mrs. Pickett. of Mo- renci, whose guests they were while in Morenci The governor was not on a political mission, as some have been led to believe. | Swiss cheese, auchovias. Milchner herring and all kinds salt fish, just received at McDowell's.
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