The copper era., 1908-09-17
MORENCI ITEMS.


Roy Wayland was visiting friends
here Friday evening on business.
Jack Farrell was in from his ranch
on Eagle creek for few days this
week.
Miss Dolly Pickett returned last
week from d visit with home folks in
New Mexico.
A socialist speaker lectured to a
medium sized crowd on the plaza
Monday evening.
r. H. Orr is suffering this week
from an attack of appendicitis and is
unable to attend to his duties.
Julius Kruttschnitt, Jr., is enjoy
ing a visit from his father and
brother from California this week.
There is rejoicing in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mclean over the
arrival OF d nine-pound boy Sunday
evening.
Arthur Dodge arrived from Flag
staff d few days ago and has accepted
d position at the Frisco pumping
station.
Misses Ullman and Staufer and
Messrs. ParsUn and Ely were guests
at the New York-Arizona mine Sun
day last.
The cricket club at this place has
received their tools and will play
their first game the latter part of
the week.
Thomas Lloyd and wife are the
proud parents Of an eight pound boy
who arrived at their home last We'd
nesday morning. All doing nicely.
p. f. Williams has resigned his
in,
fellow store, and left for Globe the
latter part of the week.
G. w. Scott has returned to work
after a month spent in California
where he went to recover from a fall
he received about two months ago.
w. J. Roberts is quite i'll this week
with what the doctor fears is the
fever. Mr.. Williams has charge of
the lime quarry during his absence.
Mrs. Green and daughter, Mrs.
Bailey, returned the first Of the week
from a months rest on the coast.
they were greatly improved by the
trip.
ID. Capillo, who was shot by Sheriff
Scott last week while resisting ar
rest, is being taken care of at the a.
C.. hospital and his chances aye good
for recovery.
After an absence of fifteen months
spent in the old country, Thos. Hosk-
ings returned to camp last Friday.
Judging by his looks the trip certain
~ did him good.
DR.. Dearborn returned from his
vacation the latter part of the week.
He enjoyed his stay in FL Paso but
says that Cloudcroft is too cold for
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The Second Cavalry troop held a
NEE ting the other night and elected
| w. c. Craufurd first lieutenant. The
troop will leave in a few days for a
two weeks outing on Black river.
The democrats of Morenci held a
mass meeting at the club Monday
evening and fired the first gun of the
campaign. 1t was not very large
report but they got a start any way.
A. L. Cummings came in the first
of the week from his trip east, where
ne went to purchase the fall and win
ter stock for the d. G. store. Mr..
Cummings reports a dne time while
away.
Mr.. Somers came up from Clifton
Tuesday afternoon and started up
the new cold storage plant for the
A. c. store. This will enable them
to handle all kinds of perishable
goods.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Cock
ing, on last Sunday morning, fine
nine-pound girl. Mother and babe
are doing nicely and the doctor says
that with careful nursing Jim will
pull through.
Mrs. Sheldon has purchased a
rooming house in Bisbee and left for
there the latter part of the week to
take charge of it. Her many friends
here wish her success in her new
location.
DIR. Balmer. of Clifton, was a visitor
in our camp Saturday evening. The
doctor has many friends here who are
always glad to see him even If he is
little rough on them when they re-
turn his visits.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Moore returned
from Cloudcroft the latter part of
the week Mrs. Moore and son have
spent the summer there, while Mr..
Moore went there for his vacation
md brought them home.
Wallace Stork was up from Tomb
stone for a few days last week and
sold his property to G. B. Norma
pleased to learn that he has a good
position there and is doing well.
Henry Smith, who was quite seri-
ously injured some time ago by fall
ing from the porch railing in front
of the A. G. hotel, was discharged
from the hospital Wednesday and
will be able to return to work i'll d
few days.
James S. Burns returned from his
trip last Saturday. He first went to
some of the northern and eastern
cities on business tor the d. G. store
and returned by way OF Denver,
where his parents live, and visited
for a couple of weeks.
The Mexicans celebrated the 10th
on a larger scale this year than
usual. A large crowd was in attend
ance, many coming from the neigh
boring towns, and every one seemed
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