The copper era., 1905-10-05
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MORENCI NEWS.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent
 J. H. Waller has been on the sick list during the past week:
 Dave Thatcher spent last Sunday in Clifton visiting relatives.
 M. z. Elliott and party were in Morenci on business last Tuesday.
 Quite a large party left last Mon- day to attend court at Solomonville.
 Sam Doss and family returned from their camp on the Rio Bonita last Saturday.
 R. H. Waugh and party returned last week from their camping trip to the Blue.
 L. E. Hoey, of Clifton, was in camp last Tuesday looking after his busi- ness interests.
 F. J. Garrett and family and Newt Stanger returned from the Rio Bonita last Sunday.
 Mrs. E. NJ. Hurd, of Globe, has been the guest of Mrs. Dr. Dietrich during the past week.
 Mrs. J. H. Puckett and little son left last Thursday for a visit with relatives at Topeka, Kansas.
 Mrs. T. B. Kelly left last Saturday for visit with relatives in Texas before going to St. Louis.
 G. H. Davidson headed a party which left last Sunday for a fifteen days trip to the hunting grounds.
 The Azurite club held their regular monthly meeting in the parlors of the Morenci Hotel last Monday night.
 G. w. Lockie left last Tuesday for his old home in Philadelphia. Lockie says he has had a great plenty of Arizona.
 T. J. Schneider, of the shoe de- partmet of the D. c. store, has re- signed his position and left last week for Wyoming.
 The Morenci Water Co. is in re- ceipt of new Corliss engine which will furnish additional power for the pumping plant on Eagle creek.
 J. N. Purdum left last Sunday morning for Solomonville to attend the session of the grand jury. MT. Purdum made the trip on horseback.
 E. F. Whittlesey leaves Friday morning for Solomonville, where he will be appointed administrator of the estate of the late William F. Hogan.
 R. H. Ayers, who has been sick for some time past in Butte, Montana, expects to return to Morenci in the near future and join his wife and make Morenci their future home.
 Ray Thompson, one of the well known rangers of this district, is sick at the hospital in Fort Apache. Ray expects to return to Morenci as soon as he can regain his strength.
 Messrs. Perkey, Coulter and Hen dricks have rented the house of E. NJ. Hurd, formerly occupied by R. E. Moore and family. This residence will be bachelors headquarters from now on.
 Invitations are out announcing the approaching marriage of Miss Lil- Han Patton and Pliny O. Clark which will be solemnized Wednesday, Octo- Der 11th, at the Presbyterian Church in Morenci.
 N. H. Chapin and mother leave this week for a visit with friends at Medicine Lodge, Kansas. N. H. will be gone about three weeks while Mrs. Chapin will probably remain a few months.
 Chas. Wright, assistant surveyor for the A. c. company, expects to leave about October 18th for Cali fornia, after a visit with relatives, he will go to San Quentin, Lower California, to assume an important position with mining company at that place.
 The Morenci Volunteer Fire de- partment will give a dance on the 1 12th of this month for the benefit of fire department. This organiza tion deserves the support of every citizen as well as property owners in Mo- renci, as the boys have done excel lent work in each and every time