The copper era., 1908-06-25
MORENCI ITEMS.

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 Miss Potter, of the A. c. hospital, will return from her vacation the last of the week.
 s. F. Sands was raised to the third degree of Masonry at special meet ing of the lodge last week.
 Miss Green, of the D. c. store, is ~pendiug her vacation with friends on ranch near Duncan.
 George Olney came up from the valley Saturday and stopped over for a few hours before going to Clifton.
 M. Hurd, cashier of the G. V. B. & T. Co. of Globe, was business visitor the latter part of the week.
 Misses Florence and Jessie Lloyd visited Sunday at the Eagle pump as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. C. k. JOhn- son.
 William Mace, a motorman for the A. c. Co.,, leaves the first of the month for Los Angeles for d six weeks trip.
 Bert Hastings, foreman of the D. c. converters, is spending month m Los Angeles, visiting relatives and friends.
 Mrs. T. E. Caldwell has given up her dancing class for children for the present on account of the warm weather.
 Walter Booth is quite i'll this week, but his many friends are hoping to see him much improved in the near future.
 w. w. Vigus left the first of the week for California, where he will spend d month in resting and re- cuperating.
 Wm. J. Waters was confined to the house last week with d spell of the lagrippe, but at present he is able to oe up and arOu nd again.
 Mrs. Springer received word Satur- Jay that her sister who lives in Kan sas was dangerously ill. and left for her bedside next morning.
 Rev. McCourtney, Baptist mission ary for Arizona, was in MOrenCi Tues lay looking up members of his de- nomination with a view of organ zing a church here.
 W. D. Cannon will leave next week. for his home in Rerdsviile, North Carolina, where he will spend the Fourth and put in a month visit ing relatives and friends.
 MT. Kearns, who was formerly em Jloyed in the bank here, writes that 1t present he is in Denver enjoying himself so we'll that it is not prOba- ole that he will return to Morenci.
 T. E. Wilson, who was formerly with the D. c. Co.,, but who nas been Iway for nearly year, returned last week. with the same old story that "Morenci looks good to me-"
 MT. Bond, of the engineering force, was up from Clifton Monday .aking the measurements of the LOngfellow Hotel for the purpose of installing a heating plant for the :om ing winter.
 the A. c. Co. of this place for some time, has accepted position as shift boss with the Shannon Co. at Met calf and left for that place few days ago.
 J. M. Reynolds, cashier, and Edgar Keyser. assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Fl Paso. were busi- less visitors in camp Saturday. They were very favorably impressed with the activity displayed in the camp.
 A. l.. Roca was in town Saturday selecting jurors for the U. $. court which conveues at Globe Ou the first of July. The following were chosen: Messers. Green, Wier. Edgington, Oonahue, Chester and Cochrane.
 S. w. Love resigned his position as butcher for the D. c. Co.,, and has zone to Douglas where he expects to locate. His family will remain in MOrenci for the present until he can get house ready for them.
 An organizer working in the inter- ests of Italian Mls0nic lodge is in A1,., alr aNA ( start a lodge here. He is meeting lmong the Italians and will no doubt make success of it.
 John McNeil, a shift boss at the D. c. coucentrator, leaves shortly for months vacation in Colorado points. and from there he will go to Dallas. Texas, as d representativa tD the .Elks convention which will be held the first of August.
 Once more we are jubilant as the ball game Sunday resulted in score of 6 to f in favor of Moreuci. The two teams will try conclusions agaIn next Sunday at Clifton and thelr next game following will be played at Douglas during the festivities of the Fourth.
 On June lUtn at AOdllne, leNdS, Carl Sellers and Miss Bird Minter were united in marriage and at pres ent are spending their honeymoon in California. Mr. Sellers has a posi- tion in the office of the A. C.. store and his many friends wish for the young couple a pleasant voyage on the matrimonial sea. They are ex- pected in camp the Latter part of the week.
 Mrs. Cameron entertained Wednes- day afternoon in honor of the twins | first birthday. Quite number of the little folks and their mamas at tended and a pleasant time was en- joyed by all. Dainty refreshments were served.
 Bill Damron has finished his new road from Limestone to the dam. The road averages fifteen feet in width, not including passways, which are twenty feet wide. Two members of the board of supervisors examined the road and have received it. It is d good piece of work and should last for years.
 Dan Grant and Miss Dermont, both