The copper era., 1908-05-21
MORENCI ITEMS.

Mrs. k. k. Hendricks came up from Douglas Monday and will visit rela- tives and friends for several weeks.
 Dr. A. NJ. Tuthill returned from Los Angeles last Friday, where he nad been resting for week or more.
 Mrs. Billingsley is visiting her sis ter, Miss Oleman, this week. She is returning from trip to California.
 Mr. Swindle went to Tucson Satur- day and brought his daughter home for her vacation. She will return to school this fall.
 Mrs. Roscoe was quite sick the past week but we are pleased to report that she is much better and will soon be able to be out again.
 Ned Usher, who has been in England for several months, returned to Mo- cenci this week and commenced work for the A. c. company.
 J. F. Cleaveland made hurried visit to Morenci this week. He enjoys living in Phoenix but says our camp looks like home to him.
 The ball players returned Tuesday evening and report a pleasant trip. They hope to meet Fl Paso on the nome grounds before long.
 MT. and Mrs. J. B. Job, Misses Jessie, Florence and Quenie Lloyd and Messrs, Johnson and Smith form el a riding party fo Eagle Sunday.
 R. E. Moore is taking a correspond ence course in oratory these days and we are told that he will make his first public appearance in about two weeks.
 Frying English was up from Clifton Tuesday enjoying a whiff of our mountain air. He was accompanied by a friend who is looking for a location.
 The many friends of Miss Mo Laughlin are pleased to see that she Is able to be out again and is none the worse as d result of her fall from 1er horse.
 Messrs. Williams, Bergie and Burke spent Sunday in Metcalf, the city ot many lnclines. The boys say that things are humming in d mining way lp there.
 R. P. Williams is confined to the house this week with the humps. This disease is like our sins; we may escape them for while but they will ind us out some time.
 The play given on Monday ana Tuesday evening at the opera house was exceptionally good and when they return this fall they will be as- sured of a good house.
 MT. Dutton; who has been on his vacation, returned to camp recently. He reports that times are on the i'm prove just a little back east but that | they are bad enough yet.
 Forest Ranger Charlton Jay visited Saturday and Sunday in our camp tnd when he left Monday morning he vas accompanied by Rev. Kirchbaum who will spend few days in the hills.
 Misses Leister and Marrow, Geo. Riddle and J. K. Williams explored the country between here and Eagle 1 creek Sunday returning by way of 1he New York-AriZond Copper com pany's camp.
 The dance at the club on Thursday V eveniug was one of the good o.d ash ioned kind where every one had d thoroughly good time. Much credit IS due Messrs. KiddIt, Book, Williams and Ely who had ChaIg ge of the affair.
 R. H. Orr and Miss Stella Fisk stole. 1 march on their friends and were ! quietly married last Wednesda, even. lng. The many friends of the youn couple wish them safe aud happy voyage on the troublesome Sea of natrImony.
 Word has been received here that Mrs. J. H. Purdum, of Globe. Is very III and that her husband has taken her east to be treated by specialist. MT. and Mrs. Purdum have d host of friends in MOrenci who hope for her speedy recovery.
 J. G. Cooper and wife and Mir. Neel, of Clifton, spent the day in MorenCl | Wednesday of last week. MT. Neel Was making arrangements to have some of our cricket players go with the Clifton team to the coast little later in the season.
 Fred Agnew, Carl Sellers, R. s. McChesney and Fred Nonamaker | rode out to Bonita Saturday return | ing Sunday. They had many narrow escapes but all returned safely They all seem to have contracted the nabIt of wanting to stand up all the time.
 MT. Hopkins, president of the Ari. zona Copper company, and MT. Car. michael were inspecting the com pany's works this week. IL has been something over a year since MT. Hop kius was here and many changes have been made since then. He seemed well pleased with the progress that has been made.
 A merry crowd of young people went up to Granville Saturday even. ing and remained over Sunday and report delightful time. The party consisted of MT. and Mrs. Coleman Mir. and Mrs. Edgington, Misses Staufer, Gilman, Purdum and Ayers Messrs. Riddle, Ely, Book, Pelton Wester and Hastings.
 Prof. Goggin has been employed as l principal of the Morenci schools for the coming term, and as he comes very highly recommended we are as sured that he will maintain the same | high standard that our schools have enjoyed for the past several years He will be assisted by Misses Crozier, Chase, Shade, Oleman, Staufer, Fish CT, Steiner, Osborn, Robinson and