The copper era., 1908-07-23
MORENCI ITEMS.

Mrs. TAYLOR delightfully."- entertain
ed d few of her friends at her home
on Friday afternoon.
A. w. Moore, the A. G. Cos. ware
house man at Clifton, spent d few
hours in camp last Friday.
L. T. Chrisman was quite sick the
last of the week but at present is
able to be at work again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Day, of Clifton, spent
last week in camp visiting friends
and looking over the works.
Miss Dolly Pickett will start for
California on her vacation the first of
August and will be gone month.
Arturo Elias, the Mexican consul at
Tucson, was a business visitor in Mo-
renci the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs a. L. Work are spend
ing the week with their daughter,
Mrs. Charlton Jay, at Granville.
G. Fl. Davidson spent a few hours
in Clifton Tuesday afternoon on bust
ness connected with the company.
J. B. Jones went to FL Paso Monday
morning on business. He expects to
return the latter part of the week.
P. J. Newman of Wichita, Kans. is
in MOrenCi this week visiting friends
and sightseeing. This is Mr.. New
mans trst visit to mining camp.
Mrs. Purcell is enjoying visit this
week from her sister of Fort Worth,
Texas She arrived Sunday evening.
Clyde Green arrived in camp a few
DAYS ago from Solomonville and has
accepted a position with the D. G. Co.
The shirt waist dance given at the
Club on Saturday evening was a de-
cided Success and thoroughly enjoyed
by all who attended.
H. K. Peterson, who has been with
the A. G. Co. for some time, has re-
signed his position and left for Globe
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. A. l.. Cummings was an out
going passenger Thursday bound for
the California coast where she will
visit for some time.
Thomas Arthur received word
Monday that his daughter was seri-
ously i'll at her home in Tucson, and
left the following morning.
J. H. Miller visited friends in camp
Tuesday and Wednesday. He is
thinking of locating in Bisbee or
Douglas in the near future.
E. J. Ruben has resigned his posi-
tion in the grocery department of the
Longfellow store and will leave for
his home in Chicago about the first of
August.
f. F. Whittlesey will leave for Den
yer about the first of August for
months vacation. When he returns
he will be accompanied by his wife
and children.
Wallace Dinsmore has written that
he and his wife had a delightful trip
and arrived safely at their home in
Tennessee. He says things are look
ing fine back there.
Newton Stanger and Chester
Davidson left for the mountains last
Saturday on a months hunting trip.
We are Just a little uneasy for fear
that there will be no game left for
the rest OF us who expect to go a
little later.
William J. Arthur gave a smoker
and dutch lunch at his home Satur-
day evening in honor of his birthday.
About thirty were present and the
time was very pleasantly spent with
songs speeches and games. At late
hour the guests departed wishing
Mr.. Arthur many happy returns of
the day.
James Pickett, formerly warehouse
manager LOT the u -. TO-. DuI now
in the purchasing department of the
Phelps Dodge Co. in New York, is in
Morenci this week visiting with old
friends. Jim says that New York is
all right but he likes Morenci better.
+. w. Stanton returned to Mo
renci Sunday after d years absence.
during which time he has visited
various towns in California, Mexico
and Arizona but finally concluded
that Morenci is good enough for him
and has returned to stay. He has ac
cepted his old position as machinist
for the A. &. company.
The Stray Elks club gave a ban
quet at the Longfellow hotel on Sat
urday evening last. About thirty
Elks and their friends gathered
around one OF the finest spreads that
has ever been served at the hotel and
that is saying d great deal. After
the dinner came the songs and
speeches and at a late hour they adj
jourued all feeling that it was good
to be an Elk or at least the friend of
one.
1t seems that the championship be-
tween the ball teams of Clifton and
Mor0nci is still in doubt as the dou-
BILE header Sunday resulted in a score
in the first game of to l in favor of
MOrenci, and in the second game at
the end of ten innings the score was
to l in favor of Clifton. 1t was
evident however that Morenci can
hit a left handed pitcher lust as well