The copper era., 1905-04-27
MORENCI NEWS.
Our Rcgular Correspoudcut

E. F. Whittlesey.
 J. A. McDougall has purchased the H. B. Rice house.
 20. Clark and W. w. Stevenson visited Clifton last Friday. J. H. Puckett and H. R. Rice
 visited Clifton last Thursday.
 c. A. Mattheson is putting up a residence near Gus Hunts house.
 Mrs. Harry Chandler entertained in delightful manner at cards last Tuesday.
 Rex. Ted and Calet Rice enter tained their young friends last Mon day night.
 Reginald, the little son of M. H. Mclean, is quite i'll at his home with pneumonia.
 T. J. Davis has succeeded F.. R. Patterson at the tool room of the D. C. machine shop.
 Prof A E. Lynch has commenced the erection of neat residence near Dr. Storey's house. | Mrs. T. H. Donahue and Mrs. w. L. Neel called on friends in Clifton last Wednesday. Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Mclean are the happy parents of little girl, born last Monday. Mrs. Harry Wright and little daughter and Miss Rose Hill, were visitors from Clifton last Friday.
 Supt. Mills spent a couple of days in Fl Paso last week looking up carpenters for the new concentrator. Miss Viola Terrell has accepted the position made vacant by the resigna- tion of Miss Kerr in the D. C. store. | Mrs. H. K. Burch entertained in quite unique style on last Wednes- day the 18th, in the way of guess ing contest.
 O. J. Corlson returned last Thurs day from Nacozari, where he did some mason work for the Moctezuma Copper Co.
 Rev. Allan Krichbaum returned last Thursday from attending the | meeting of the Arizona Presbytery held at Phoenix. Miss Gladys Tuthill arrived last Sunday night from Douglas, to nurse Christine Tuthill, who is very low at the D. C. hospital. P. J. Higgins, in response to tele- gram announcing his wife's serious Hines, left on last Saturday morning for San Antonio, Texas. H. B. Rice and wife left on last Saturday morning for Los Angeles, California, where it is hoped Mrs. Rice's health will be greatly bene- | fitted.
 Tom Hughes returned to camp | from NaCozari on the 18th. It is very evident that Tom did not like | the looks of the place which was C" have been his future home.
 The seven course supper given by the Rathbone Sisters on last Wednes- day night was perfect success in every particular The amount cleared exceeds one hundred dollars. J. F. McDougall has so far re- covered from the injuries which he recently received in the mine as to be able to go to work again. although his injured foot still bothers him a little.
 J. l. Mills, blacksmith at the D. C. machine shop, got his right hand caught in the big punching and shearing machine while at work in the shop last Wednesday, and re- ceived serious and very painful injuries.
 Word has been received here an nouncing the death of Mrs. F.. F.. Forster, whose husband was for long time employed in the drug de- partment of the D. c. store. Mrs. Forster died in Los Angeles in January last.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Storey enter tained with an Easter card party on the 17th. Miss Emily Purdam won the ladies' prize and MT. s. J. Cole man won the gentlemen's prize. The house was beautifully decorated with Easter eggs and Easter lilies.
 E. K. Loveland arrived in camp on the night of the 18th, from Heurel- ton, N. Y. MT. Loveland is out here looking after the body of his brother, Herbert, who was killed by d blast at Guthrie. Readers of the ERA will Frank Lee, who was under an as- sumed name.