The copper era., 1908-07-09
MORENCI ITEMS.

Misses Helen and Mary Hammer
have gone to El Paso for few weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Il. c. Caldwell went down to Dun
can Sunday after his wife; who spent
week there recuperating.
Bert Hastings returned the latter
part of the week from a trip to Cali
fornia. He reports d delightful time.
DR.. Dearborn is expecting his
brother from Ohio the latter part of
the week and it is quite likely that he
will make this his future home.
MIR. and Mrs. Honeymau returned
Tuesday from months vacation at
Knoxville. Tenn, the home of Mr..
Honeyman's parents. They had a
very pleasant visit.
Herman Degner has Ie~is ned his
position as secretary and treasurer of
the New York-Arizona Copper Co..
so far no one has been selected to
take his place.
Alex Norwich and wife expect to
leave for California in few days for
months rest. They will visit
various towns along the coast before
returning.
Mrs. w. r. Chamberlin returned TO
camp last week after spend
ing her vacation in Colorado. She
visited at her former home ana says
that it was a continual round of
pleasure and she was glad to get back
to Arizona to rest up.
Saturday and Sunday were bad
lays for playing tennis but the
tournament was pulled off according
TO schedule and brought out some
fast playing. Gordon Booth won in
the singles and Stratton ana Fielding
we're the victors in the doubles.
Miss Marrow. who works at the
telephone exchange, was taken sud
denly i'll Tuesday while at work and
had 10 be removed to the hospital.
Her many friends hope that it is
nothing serious and that she will soon
ne able to resume Work again.
Supt. Curnow and Ernest Lloyd
spent The Fourth at Douglas and re
port a pleasant time although it was
hot and dusty. They were especially
pleased with the outcome of the base
nall game when Moren,i won frou.
Clifton with score of 10 to +.
John McDougal left for his old
home in Nova Scotia few DAYS ago,
where he will spend some time visit
ing relatives. On his return home he
will be accompanied by Mrs Nc
DOugal who has been in the north for
the past year or so on account of her
health.
J. f. Cleaveland was d business
visitor in camp the latter part of
last week. He disposed of all his
property while here and in the future
he will reside in Phoenix. While We
are sorry TO loose Fred as a citizen
we wish him unbouuded success in
his new field.
All those who were attending court
at Globe returned Tuesday evening
with the exception of f. f Coleman
who will go to Denver for month
where his wife is spending the sum-
mer. Those who returned say that
they had a pleasant stav in Globe and
had a fine time on the Fourth.
On Tuesday the Presbyterian Sun
day School gave d picnic in the cot
tonwOod grove Just below Coronado.
The day was an ideal one for an out
ing and everything passed off with
out d single mishap to mar the pleas
ures of the day. Rev. Rrichbaum
had charge of the excursion and to
him must he given the most of the
credit for the delightful time enjoyed
by all.
Monday afternoon the whistles
sounded the alarm and it was found
that the photo gallery of c. w.
Marks was on fire. The hose COM
panies responded promptly but be-
fore the flames could be subdued the
contents were DESTROYED aud the
building ruined. BY hard work the
fire was kept from spreading as there
were other buildings very near. The
loss was about ST, 100 with no insur-
anCe.