The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1910-06-17
MORENCI NEWS.

John Riddle was a business visitor
in Clifton Friday.
Mrs. \. w. Frazer entertained on
Sa turday evening.
| Mr.. Mclean; of Metcalf; visited
! friends in Camp Sunday.
Mr. Cooper Of Clifton, spent Sathr-
day and Sunday in Camp.
Mrs. Freeman was over from Met
calf last Wednesday.
Mrs. Caldwell left Sunday for a
visit with her parents.
Miss Fila C. Aldrett has been en-
gagged as nurse at the d. G. hospital.
Mrs. VIM. O'Brien entertained a
number of her friends Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Wild, new manager of the D.
Z. store furniture department, spent
Sunday in Clifton.
Judge Laugerman has finished
taking the school ceuses and reports
an increase of about 800.
Mrs. w. 8. Williams returned to
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, after spending d
few daps with her son A. B. William
Miss Satella who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Miner for the past six
months left Monday for her home
Nashville Tenn.
Mrs. R. R. Nelson arrived Sunday
from Fors Worth, Texas, to join her
husband, who is freight clerk for the
Morenci Southern Ry.
E NJ. Hurd, of Globe, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in Camp leaving
Monday NOR ming for Clifton where
he will spend a few days
~ I,.n laFt
ing for an extended trip on the Coast.
Pack" will visit his mother and
daughter in Portland while absent.
John Patty was up from Clifton the
first part of the week feeling the
pulses of his friends in regard to his
coming run for Sheriff of Greenlee
County.
II. Moore, who visited relatives in
Ell Paso for the past week returned
Sunday evening. He was accom-
panied by his wife who has been visit
ing her mother for month.
Mr. Hickey, of Ell Paso, arrived in
lamp Monday evening and will take
Mr.. Echlin's position the time Office,
the latter taking Mr.. Jacobs position,
who leaves Wednesday for Idaho.
Four of Morenci's star tennis
players are going to Clifton Sunday
to try their luck. We expect to hear
that they won the majority of their
games. The following men will be
taken by manager Lissell, Stanger
Mackreth, Horn and Davidson.
Mrs. Miner Roscoe entertained
Informally on Friday for Mrs. Wash
Mclean and Frank Mclean who
left Tuesday morning for Los An
geles. Mrs. Frank Mclean expects
to visit in Idaho, while Mrs. Wash
Mclean. will join Mrs. Mclean and
children who are visiting Los Angeles
and 60 to Manhatten Beach for the
summer.
d. D. Irwin who had the misfortune
to break one of the small bones of his
right limb while working at Santa
Rosa was brought into the d. c.
Hospital Saturday after noon. While
very painful injury it is not ex-
pected to prove serious at all which
will be good news to his many friends
In fact Mr.. Irwin is expected to be
hobbling around with the id of a pa r
of crutches although his limb will not
be out of the cast, within the next
week.
What for a while looked as if il
would start bad fire was by hard
Work COnnneu TO the origin, the nome
of Judge Andres. The house was
completely Quilted and all the con-
tents went up in smoke and flames.
Several of the surrounding houses
were upon several occasions on fire
but each time the owners were able
to the flames before any serions
damage had been done. AS usual the
wind was blowing, what little there
was, in the right direction or it would
have been a different hillside Monday
morning.