The copper era., 1905-07-27
MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
 Jim Bartlett and son expect to leave August 1st for a trip to the mountains.
 Allan F. Malone expects the ar rival August 1st of his brother from Nashville, Tenn.
 H. s. Van Gorder, store manager of the D. c. Co.,, leaves August 1st for eastern points.
 J. H. Puckett and Charles Hyde were visitors at the ball game in Clifton last Sunday.
 John Langton, consulting engineer of the Phelps, Dodge Co.,, was vis- itor in camp last week.
 last week from Topeka, Kansas, where she has been visiting her parents.
 shortly to Morenci from California, where she has been residing for the past few months.
 Minor Roscoe left last Tuesday morn ing for California to spend a few weeks pleasure seeking.
 The militia is expected to leave for the encampment at Prescott August 2nd. Captain Tuthill hopes to have good attendance.
 George Fraser, foreman of the D. c. Co.'S. machine shop, left last Tues to spend two or three weeks.
 R. T. Taliaferro and wife have re- turned from their trip to Denver, Butte and other points, and Dick is again at his place in the postoffice.
 Mrs. W. L. Neel is expected home next Saturday night. Mrs. Neel has been visiting in Cisco, Texas, for several weeks, the former home of her husband.
 The hunting party composed of H. F. Chandler, Henry Waller and w. w. Stevenson returned to Moreuci last week. The boys report having had fine time.
 Charles H. Hyde expects to leave August 18th for an extended trip east, visiting Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis and several other points before his return.
 Sam E. Roberts, of the Stafford Journal, is in Morenci adding to his subscription list and also collecting for the Collier Co.,, which he repre- sents in this section.
 Dr. H. A. Schell, Rufe Phillips and Ed Maurus left last Saturday morn- ing for the Blue mountains, where they will join Dutch Keppler's party camped on Bear Wallow.
 Miss Clara Lawrence, who for the past several months has been one of the staff of the D. c. Co.'S. hospital, left last Tuesday morning for El Paso, Texas, to live with her mother. Miss M. Langberg, who for a long time has been connected with the D. c. Co.'S. hospital force, leaves August 1st for her old home in California. Her many friends regret her de- parture.
 c. J. Claussen, who has been in charge of the D. c. Co.'S. dry goods department for some time past, ex- poets to leave August 1st for his old home in Texas, where he will remain. It is also stated that he will join the Benedicts at that place. George Clem has added to his force of carpenters and is pushing the work on the McDougall and Chapin cottages. Work on Bert Hastings l house will commence in about week and there are more to follow. Several members of the base ball team met with an accident last Sum- day afternoon while returning from the ball game. At the mouth of Morenci canyon their driver at tempted to make a cutoff to get ahead of another stage but only sue ceeded in turning his vehicle square. ly upside down, throwing his passen- gers out among the rocks with con- siderable force. All the boys were more or less bruised up, Newt Stanger and W. T. Hendricks the most se- riously, but all are thankful that nc bones were broken.