The copper era., 1908-05-28
MORENCI ITEMS.

Mrs. A. L. Cummings was ill ths first Of the week but is somewhat ihptoged at present,
 Misses Chase and SchadIe leaTHe Friday morning for Eetter where they will spend their vacation.
 Dr. Piercy Randall and wife will leave for their home in Canada in few days and expect to make an e&- tehsive visit.
 Mir. Rtgees from the upper Frisco 'yas a visitor in camp Saturday and Sunday. He reports the range in good condition.
 Forest Ranger Charlton Jay has moved his family near Qtantiile foF the summer, and We Serve n6tice oh him that he had better keep open house.
 Quite humber of M6rencites at tended the coinmencemeht exercises of the Clifton Nigh schoo, Friday evening and all report a delightful time.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. B. Nonamaker ex- pect to leave for the east about the first. MT. Nonamaker will return in a month but Mrs. NenaMaker will re- main until tail.
 Misses Ullman and Stautet start fot Phoenix Monday marning where they will visit for a short time and from thefet AA 20 to California for the summer.
 Mrs. Milton McClean lett last week for her home in Nova Scotia where she will spend the summer. MT. Mc- Clean accompanied her as far as Fl Paso,
 Once more the More nci ball team met defeat at the hands of the Cliff ton nine, but we don't believe they can do it three times in succession, at least we hope they can't.
 Saturday evening Dr. Deatdoff re- ceived the sad news that his sister had died suddenly at her home in Ohio. The doctor has the sympathy of his many friends in his loss.
 W. H. Davidson received word last week that his sister in Maine Was seriously ill and left for her home the following morning. We hope be will find her much improved when he reaches there.
 Mrs. Chamberlln left for Colorado last Friday morning on her vacation and will be gone about a month. While away she will attend the cpm- mencement exercises of the Colorado state normal where her brother graduates.
 A number of people visited Eagle creek Sunday, and several came home by the way of the New York Arizona mines and enjoyed the hospitality of that camp for a de- lightful dinner. These mines are be- coming quite popular resort.
 A special train will leave Morenci Friday evening for Fl Paso where our ball team will try conclusions with the team of that place again, and with a train load of rooters from this camp to help out, we expect to win both games.
 This week will close one of the most successful schools that we have ever had in MOreuci, both in attend ance and in the progress made by the pupils. Prof. Schuefeltd has been a very efficient principal but now leaves the profession to take up the work of insurance. We are also very sorry that Miss Purdum,. the assist ant principal, will not be in the schools next year as she goes to Saf- for as principal there. The other teachers have been retained for the coming term.
 Sunday evening Rev. Krichbaum preached the baccalaureate sermon for he high school graduates at the Presbyterian church, and on Tuesday evening the commencement exercises were given at the club opera house. The stage was very tastefu ly decorated and"the program was es- pecidlly good. Miss Schadle had charge of the. music. and it was en- jOyed by all R. E. Moore presented the diplomas and the graduates thus crossed the threshold from school life out into the world and carrying with them the best wishes ot every one in MOrenci. The class consists of Misses Florence Robinson, Jessie Lloyd and Nellie Clark.