The copper era., 1908-12-10
MORENCI NEWS.

JOuH hluulC, J. D. JOD duu w A. Moore went to Clifton Saturday morn- ing on business connected with the 
 J. H. Bryan has disposed of his newss ard to E Ringsmith who will conduct the business in the future in connection with the bakery.
 Drs. Balmer and Burtch came up from Clifton Thursday afternoon on business and also visited with friends Both men are popular in our camp.
 T. H. Henderson, of Denver, spent a few days in camp last week visit ing friends and attending to business. He left Tuesday for California.
 E. E. Beaver, who has been em- ployed in the engineering department of the D. c. Co. for some time, has resigned his position and left for California the last of the week.
 Con Lewis has his old position as engineer at concentrator No. 6. He has been located near Silver City and says that they have eighteen inches of snow in that vicinity.
 E. E. Cook, conductor on the Mo- renci Southern, is rejoicing over the fact that his wife and daughter ar rived the latter part of the week from Pueblo, Colorado, and will re- side here in the future.
 Dr. Tuthill and G. H. Thompson returned the latter part of the week from hunting trip, and brought some evidences with him to prove that they are really the mighty hunt CTS that they claim to be.
 w. R. Holland entertained a num- Der of his friends at a housewarming party Friday evening in honor of his new house which he has just con- pleted. MT. Holland has one of the neatest homes in Morenci.
 Wm. Ford came down from his ranch the first of the week and has accepted a position in the construc- tion department of the A. c. Co. MT. Ford said it was getting too cold up in the mountains for him.
 The K. P's. entertained about one hundred of their friends at the Longfellow hotel Saturday evening. An excellent dinner had been pre- pared and after this was eaten the guests were entertained with speeches and songs. The affair was thoroughly enjoyed by all who at tended.
 The semi-anuual election of the Odd Fellows lodge was held last week and the following officers were chosen for the ensuing term: John Rosevere, N. G; w.. J. Roberts, V. G.; w. G. Scott, Rec. Sec; B. A. Hays, Per. Sec. This lodge has had d wonderful growth during the past year and promises to continue the good work in the future.
 At a meeting of the Knights of Pythias last week the following off cers were elected for the ensuing term: Chas Chesterfield, c. C.; E. NJ. Jones, V. c: c. E. Tyler, P.: W. C. Craufurd, M. W; A. L. Cummings, K. R. S; H. s. Van Gorder, M. E.; Wm. Richards, M. F.: James Rolli, l. G.; Nicholas Chesterfield, O. G.: A. NJ. Tuthill, physician.
 A very quiet wedding took place at the home of Mrs. Steiner on Sat urday evening when her daughter, Miss Lula, was married to R. E. Kohn, of Alamos, Mexico. Rev. Krichbaum otficia ted and only the intimate friends were invited. Miss Steiner was employed in the schools here last year and was an excellent teacher. MT. Kohn was also formerly employed in Morenci but at present is with tte Southern Pacific. The young couple left for their new home Sunday norn- ing followed by the good wishes of all their friends.
 Rev. Krlchbaum was business visieo in Clifton for d few hours Mon day.
 James Wester was iu from the New York and Arizona Mines Tuesday and reports that work is progressing nicely out at the mines.
 MISS ' ora COl6udn or odll DleOO California has been employed to fill the vacancy in the schools caused by resignation of Miss Fisher.
 s. L Seaver of San Francisco Cal. spent a few days in camp this week. He was here on business connected with the Chas. c. Moore Engineering Go.
 E. w. Fox of Los Angeles was the guest of Mir. JIallv for few days this week MT. Fox was formerly man. ager ofthe Broadway Store in Los An geles but at present is on the road.
 Mrs. l.. J.Owen is quite at sick res ent with rheumatism but it is sin cerelv hoped 0v her many friends that her illness will prove of short duration.
 The ladies of the Morenci Club have organized q basket ball team and hope to make a better record than the boys have been able to do so far.
 Tom Jensen arrived in camp Mon day evening after few weeks spent in New Mex. on prospecting trip. He reports some very satisfactory finds.
 A B. Cutler was wearing a regular" Taft Smile" caused bv receiving a telegram from his wife in Missouri announcing the birth of a fine nine pound son Tuesday morning. MT. Cutler will be able to resume his I. l.,