The copper era., 1905-03-16
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M0RENCI NEWS.
From Our ReEula. Correspondent.

From our keEu4aE COrEeSpOuHenl
 James H. Puckett made q trip to Guthrie Sunday.
 H. K. Burch and wife visited Guth- rie last Sunday afternoon.
 \. c. Smith. of Clifton. was a visitor in camp Monday last.
 H. \. Harrison returned Monday night from Douglas and Bisbee.
 C. E. Mills returned from his trip to Washington last Sunday night.
 O. E. Storoh took his third degree in the K. of r. lodge Tuesday last.
 w. F. Crane. auditor of the Phelps Dodge companies. visited Morenci last week.
 Miss Jennie Paddock has left Mo renci and will reside in Metcalf with her parents.
 Colonel NJ. ]. Eran was up from Clifton calling on Morehci friends last Saturday.
 E. B. Adams, the Solomonville in surance man. was in camp several days last week.
 Oscar F. Storck will leave next Saturday to visit his parents in the state of Washington.
 John Langton. consulting engineer of the Phelps-Dodge Co.,. arrived in camp Monday night.
 Ascenc;on Enriqnez, an old resi- dent of Morenci, died last week at the Longfellow hospital.
 A. l.. Hawlcy, auditor of the F.. F. 6, $. W. Railway was in Morenci on business last Thursday.
 Dr. A. NJ. Tuthill and little daughter Dorothy, returned on last Saturday night from Douglas.
 Paul De Hart has returned from q long visit to Missouri and has re- suned his work in the D. C. M. Co. machine shops.
 We are glad to report that !. Fred McDougall, who was injured in the Rverson mine is able to be out of the hospital and is walking around with the aid of crutches.
 Dr. l.. D. RickettS. superintendent of the old Dominion Mining company at Globe. was in Morenci last week to attend the annual meeting of the stoc kholders of the Morenci Water company.
 Mrs. John McDougall. who is just recovering from long and severe sickness. was removed on Monday last from the D. C. Hospital to her home. Her many friends hope for her speedy recovery.
 Master Edward Nelson entertained quite a number of his friends on last Monday afternoon in honor of his l3th birthday. Many games were played and q most enjoyable time was had by the little folks.
 F.. II. Brubaker and wife left last Wednesday for their new home near Boise, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs Bru- baker have made many friends dur ing their stay in MOccnCi who regret their departure but wish them every success in their new home. The Mo renCi baseball team loses q star member bv Mir. Brubaker's departure dS he has been one of the main stays of the team for two or three seasons past.
 Harry Lasley, while at work at the shelter Sunday. very Carelessly lllbiCu HIS !lOOhtl pOOh out OI Ills pocket while in search of d match he was called to the telephone and upon his return. missed the pocket book, which contained Sl45, and though he searched vigorously for it, no trace could be found. NJ. II. Simons also met d similar misfortune, having lost $50 while out walking 
 The second cavalry troop was to have held mounted drill on last Sun day but ow' 'n% to the small a. tendance Lieut.. Purdum called the drill off. Several of the boys then went for q ride. Messrs. Rhthbun. MourauS and Rice went down the MoredCi canyon to the Frisco river and started across. Rathhurn and NOrrdus reached the other side safely. but Ricc's horse was caught hrOadSidc in the current and swept under and drowned. Rice after going under d couple of times. got out safely and felt in luck.
 Last "Wednesday evening, March 10th. at the home of the bride s parents, Mir. and Mrs. (. NJ. Adams. Miss Ora F. Adams and w. l. Neel were united in ma arria%c, Rev. Allan kflCnblum O'nCid I.nI. Alter the wedding, which was Il very quiet one only the brides relatives and d few intimate friends being present. the young couple went mediatc1y to the cony home which the groom has had titted up just below the residence of II. \. Sullv. W. l.. Ncel has been q resident of Morcnci for several years and k known aS d vouu" man of PuPrUV and 1 bilitV bpSiGe- bpiu,r -l royal good fellow. The bride Miss A6ams, has been resident of Mo- renci only about q year, coming here with her parents from Colorado Springs. but her sweet disposition and charming manners have made : her great favorite among Morcnci's 1 young people. The ERA correspon- l icnts extend congratulations.
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