The copper era., 1905-11-23
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MORENCI NEWS.
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From Our Regular Correspondent,


 The Azurite club will entertain Thanksgiving night.
 c. E. Mills and H. K. Burch visited Clifton Saturday afternoon.
 The bowling tournament of the season started last Friday night.
 w. L. Neel and wife took dinner with Clifton friends last Sunday. MT. and Mrs. C. B. Nonamaker spent Sunday with Clifton friends.
 J. R. Todd, of Clifton, was busi- ness visitor in camp last Saturday.
 J. R. Hampton, the Clifton at torney, was a visitor in camp last week.
 Mrs. M. H. Mclean was sufferer from grippe for a few days last week.
 o. E. Wheatley, of Cisco, Texas, has accepted a position in the A. c. store.
 Miss Grant, nurse at the A. c. hospital, was on the sick list few days last week.
 Ed Rankin and H. E. Brubaker left on the 16th inst. for their old home in Kansas.
 Mrs. Mclean left last week for Tucson, where she will enter her lit tie son in school.
 Mrs. James A. Hogan is at the D. c. hospital suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 MT. and Mrs. G. w. Turton left last Thursday for their new home in Los Angeles, Cal.
 Miss Orina Nolden, sister of Mrs. J. P. Hensler, left last Thursday for her home in Olma, Wisconsin. Robert Rae and wife left last Tuesday morning for Globe, and will be absent for about one week.
 J. H. Waller went to Solomonville last Sunday to purchase some mules for the use of the D. c. company.
 Mrs. Harold Fisk, who was operated upon for appendicitis at the D. c. hospital last Friday, is improving.
 Masters Nelson and Hammer have accepted the job of setting up pins in the bowling alley of the Morenci club.
 Uncle Bradley, the famous old Double Circle cook, visited Morenci a few days the early part of this week.
 Seth Dodge, who has been en- ployed in the D. c. store for some time past, left last Thursday for Globe.
 Mrs. John D. Parks is spending a few days with friends in Clifton dur | ing MT. Parks absence on the roundup.
 Albert Nichols, the electrician who was hurt on the Guthrie tele- phone line last week, is able to be at work again.
 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Fraser enter tained few friends last Wedne sday evening at their new home on I'm provement Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. H. K. Burch and MT. and Mrs. w. w. Stevenson were wis itors at the new West Yankie con- centrator last Sunday.
 Quite a little interest was taken in the preliminaries of the tennis tournament last Sunday at the ten. his grounds of the MorenCi club.
 Charles McBrien has resigned his position as cashier in the D. c. store ] and will leave for his old home in St. Joseph, Mo-, where he will go in busi- ness.
 J. H. Puckett and J. E. Storey took in the blue rock shoot at Metcalf last Sunday. Jim carried off the high honors by breaking ten straights.
 Frank English, who has been at work with gang of men covering up the Morenci Water company's pipe | lines out of danger of frost, finished his job last week.
 MT. Lloyd, new arrival in camp, received a telegram last Friday night that his wife was dangerously i'll, and left Saturday morning for his old home in Illinois.
 Prof. James Douglas, president of the D. c. Co.,, accompanied by his daughter, Miss Douglas, and MT. A. c. James, arrived in Morenci last Wednesday and spent a couple of days inspecting the D. c. Co.'S. prop erty.
 Miss Dupree, of Clifton, visited ! Morenci last Saturday and has sue ceeded in organizing a nice little class in music. Miss Dupree is an elegant teacher and fine per former on the piano. She was ac- companied to Morcnci by Mrs. | Berault.
 Mrs. N. s. Souder, a new arrival in camp, has made arrangements to run dressmaking establishment in con- nection with the D. c. store. This has been the only thing that has kept the D. c. store from being com plete in every detail, and will Cer- tainly be success.
 w. J. Donahue, brother of Thos. H. Donahue of the D. c. Co.'S. gen. eral office, arrived last Saturday night from Philadelphia. MT. Dona- hue will take J. H. Puckett's place as manager of the D. c. Cos. supply de- partment upon the latter's removal | to New York next month.
 The Fair is now open-not the ter ritorial fair at Phoenix, but the Fair on Chase creek, where Bianes, Val dez & Moreno have opened with a large and complete stock of dry goods and notions. Their advertise ment will appear in the ERA next week.