The copper era., 1911-11-10

the n. c. M. Co. Ggeneral office, left Tuesday for a visit with his parents in Mexico City,
 Jim Wester's mother and sister spent a couple of days in camp shop ping last week. They are furnishing home at York where Miss Wester is teaching school.
 John Albrecht, who visited Wilbur Pansing the past week, left Wednes- day morning for San Antonio, Texas, where he will make a short visit be- fore proceeding east.
 The little Misses Paulins and Mad cline Swift are the recipients of a handsome new concert Grand piano. It is expected that there will be notes flying all over that hill.
 Preparations have been completed by Messrs. Riley and Weller who have charge sof the Varsity dance which will make the dance this year much more pleasant, if possible, than last year.
 A. L. Cummings returned Tuesday evening from a trip for the purpose of convincing the voters in the state that he is worthy of their support at the coming election.
 Mrs. L. J. Owens and children, ac- companied by Miss Elva McDougall, daughter ot John McDougall who has been attending school in Canada, |, returned Thursday evening from Picton, Nova Scotia.
 During the past two months Supt. Goggin has been having special teachers instructing the local teach CTS the best method of teaching the new style of penmanship and drawing methods adopted by the state super intendent.
 The course of entertainment 10 be given at the club the coming winter is meeting with more favor than was ever hoped for. Already more than two hundred season tickets have been sold. The first number of the course will be a lecture by ex-Governor Jos. w, Folk of Missouri on the Fist of Novem ber.
 Mrs. Wm. Frazier is deserving of great credit for the most enjoyable entertainment she got up for the Ladies' Aid society, and also for the fact that it was possible for the so- ciety through her entertainment to add fifty dollars more to their fund toward building an addition to the chapel for Sunday school rooms.
 The Morenci club held another of their enjoyable dances Thursday evening and those who attended en- joyed every minute. The music which was furnished by Sandon's harp or chestra was greatly appreciated, the boys having an entirely new line of music and their singing of popular music to dance to made big hit.
 The Ladies': Aid society feels so elated over the success of their last entertainment that they are consid- ering the putting on of home talent comedy. Several of the local actors and ''would bes" have signifed their willingness to participate and help make it a go ana it is thought that in the near future the ladies will de- eide pro and con.
 Residents of Morenci very rarely have the opportunity of hearing as fine a singer as they had the pleasure of listening to at the Ladies Aid society entertainment the other week when Miss Wood rendered two vocal
 kr ably sweet and true contralto voice which shows d great deal of time and study having been given it, in her perfect control of notes in both high and low register.
 NJ. G. Talcott, who for the past six years has had charge of the engi- neering department of the Arizona Copper company in Morenci, resigned the first of the month. During his residence in camp .Mr. Talcott has made many tfriends who regret to hear of his move, seeing that it will take him in all proba bilities out of camp. John Riddle will take charge of che engineering department in connection with duties as geologist. Robert Burg comes in for his share of good luck also, having been made head engineer.
 MT. McIlveen, formerly captain of State college foot ball, base ball and basket ball teams, and two years ago Cliftou's star first baseman and cap tain, has returned to these ere part of the woods and will assist Robert Burg in the engineering departn ent of the Arizona Copper Co. "Mac" is being given the glad hand by his numerous friends here and it is hoped he may be induced to play basket