The copper era., 1909-02-18
MORENCI ITEMS.

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 Thos. Wester was in from the Far rell ranch the first of the week.
 w. M. Grylls is in Tucson this week taking the 32nd degree in Masonry.
 Jesse Bryan was out of camp last week. While away he visited in Clifton and Bisbee.
 MT. Neil, of the A. c. general office at Clifton, was a visitor in Mo renci Tuesday evening.
 A. R. Blauer returned home We'd nesday after several weeks spent in the hospital in Clifton.
 The new Deister tables have ar rived for the A. c. concentrator No. and will be installed as soon as possible.
 J. A. Scott, J. G. Scott and Wm. Hampton were initiated into the mysteries of Odd Fellowship last Wednesday evening.
 In the bowling match Saturday evening the "Old Timers" were again successful thus making them the champions so far.
 J. K. Williams returned last week from a visit in the valley. Jack says that he likes the country down that way immensely.
 Thos. Donahue, of the D. c. Co.'S. general office, is quite sick this week but it is hoped that his illness will be of short duration.
 Dr. Tuthill, c. B. Nonnamaker and Len Scott left for Phoenix Monday to do some lobbying in the interest of dividing Graham county.
 George Green, of the Metcalf store, spent Friday last in Morenci visiting friends. He says things are humming again in Metcalf.
 Supt. John Burns and wife are spending their vacation in Fl Paso at present. MT. Burns will take medical treatment while away.
 General Manager Carmichael brought up a party of young folks from Clifton Tuesday and took them on trolly ride through the. mines.
 The schools were closed Friday on account of il being Lincpln's birth day. The nigh school gave au appro- priate program Thursday afternoon.
 John Parks was visiting friends and relatives the latter part of the week. Johnnie has a host of friends here who are always glad to see him.
 The new 400-h.p. engine in the A. c. power plant was started up last week and made good trial run, and will be put into commission in a few days.
 Elmer Fiske, who has been employ ed in the A. c. pump station for some time, has resigned his position and taken another with the Morenci Water Co.
 Mrs. A. L. Cummings, who was called to Fort Worth some time ago on account of the death of her father, returned home the first of the week.
 Wesley Griffith, who is connected with the Arizona Republican of Phoenix, is spending the week in Morenci visiting friends and looking oyer the camp.
 Wm. Rossiter was struck by one of the motors in the mine a few days ago and seriously hurt, and it will be several days before he can resume his work.
 Wm. Tevote is rejoicing over the fact that he is the father of d fine baby girl that was born in Switzer- land few days ago where his wife is visiting.
 Charlton Jay, of the A. c. drug de- partment, was a business visitor in Clifton last Saturday, where he was completing his resignation in the ranger service.
 The dance given by the Rebekahs Monday evening was very successful in both a social and financial way. The music was fine and the merri- ment continued until late hour.
 Morenci was victorious in the basketball game with Clifton last Saturday evening, but after so many defeats we do not think it good policy to crow over the fact very much.
 Wallace Dinsmore has written back that T Tennessee is rather dull and he would like to come west again. He has host of friends who would be glad to have him locate in More nci once more.