The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-10-01
M0RENCI ITEMS.

| Roy WdyldnQ was BUSINESS NlSllOI
in our berg the first of the week.
John Riddle is expected home from
six weeks visit in the north.
Mrs. John Pierce, of Dodge City,
Kansas, is visiting friends in CAMP
this week.
Ernest Lloyd was called to Tuesoh
Sunday in connection with the tall
| ings case on trial there.
Mesdames Williams and Foote, of
Clifton, were the guests of Mrs. c.
B. Nonamaker Tuesday.
Superintendent Lynch was up from
the valley the first of the week visit
ing the school at this place.
S. B. Pope returned to Morenci
Saturday after months visit with
relatives near San Antonio, Texas.
Richard Kane fell last week, injur-
ing his hip quite severely, and was
taken to the hospital for treatment.
Messrs LOOMS and Crawford were
up from Clifton the first of the week
looking over the political situation
in this camp.
G. H. Thompson went to Clifton
Tuesday evening to interview the
delegates before they leave for the
county convention.
G. H. Robinson and NJ. H. Mclean
returned from Tucson the last of the
week where they mad been in attend
ance on the flood case.
Mrs. John McDougal arrived home
the latter part of last week. Mrs.
McDougal has been visiting relatives
in Nova Scotia for the past year.
All the witnesses in the tdilings
case, who were dismissed a week ago
on account OF the illness of a juror,
were recalled to Tucson on Monday.
A. w. Smith, of the Smith Mercan-
tile Co., of Omaha, Nebraska, who
was on his way to California, stopped
off for a few days and visited friends
in Morenci.
sprained ankle caused by his horse
falling over an embankment with
him. He was fortunate in not being
hurt worse than he was.
Mrs. Wester came in Monday for
visit with her sons, Jim and Tom.
She likes Morenci so we'll that she
has almost decided to spend the win
ter here.
James Book expects to leave the
first of the month for his home in
Ohio. Jim has been here about six
months and has concluded that it is
enough of western life tor him.
The first month of school was fin
ished last Friday and was a record
breaker in point of attendance.
From present indications it will be
necessary to enlarge the building
again in a short time.
Wash Mclean and Miss Jennie
Chisholm, of Nova Scotia, were
quietly married in Ell Paso on the Goth
of this month. They will make Mo-
renci their future home. Their
mauy friends wish them long life and
happiness.
The Cavalry troop returned to
civilization Sunday afternoon and if
we are to believe even half they tell
they certainly had some 'hair
breadth" escapes. They camped for
two weeks up in the Black river
country.
Clifford Dearborn, brother of DR..
Deardo-f, left for his home in Ohio
the latter part of the week. Mr..
Dearborn has been spending the sum-
mer here and made many friends
who would have been pleased had he
concluded to have made this his
home.
The republican meeting at the
club Thursday evening was well at
tended and was most successful in
every way. Dell Potter, of Clifton,
made the first address and was fol.
lowed by Joseph Morrison, of Bisbee
Ralph Cameron then made short
address telling why he believed he
was entitled to be elected delegate
to congress. Governor Kibbey came
last and made a very interesting
, speech on Mark Smiths record OF
the past twenty years. The audience
; paid the closest attention and all the
ad lresSes were well received.
The entertainment at the ope a
house last Saturday night, given un