The copper era., 1911-09-15
MORENCI NEWS

pOyed as engineer at the fTlSCo Pkcer mines for the past two months, lief for Santa Rosa Saturday, to take the place of flames Lovett while the latteV takesa vacation.
 Dr.acd Mrs. F. E. Stanton are at homeagain after having spent quite a pleasant vacation at Humbolt, Iowa.
 Mrs. Charles Smith is the new clerk at the Lougtellow Hotel during the absence of Mrs. J. A. Ga le, who is at the bedside of her father who is cri- tically ill at Stafford.
 Fred l.. Montgomery left Sunday morning for Santa Ana, Texas, where he will visit for about A week. when he will continue his journey to College Station, Texas, toattend school there. MT. Montgomery has been employed for the past ten months as ore weigher for the Arizona Copper company in Morenci, and is going back 10 school to finish up his course as d civil en- eineer.
 Frank-H. Sperling left for Pueblo, Colo, Tuesday morning to accept d position there. Nc~. Sperling has been in Moreuci for the last few months e9bloyed in the assaying aud samp- R<nsiepartmeut of the Arizona Cop
 er ompany.
 WE. Kelly left forAEl Paso, Sun ay morning ou a short vacation, and i'll return in about d week, when he
 Il again.take up his work In the
 (nFfellow store. It is said NIT. Kelly
 be candidate for county re-
 fer.
 :. NJ. NJ. Becker returned trom < days trip to Clifton and Met
 Friday
 :. Murphy and Eli Rjngsmith
 for the Black River country = hy morning with full pack train ot camp supplies and prepared to either fish or hunt as the oppo-- - tauity eomes to them.
 NJ. s. Harrison. of Clifton, has taken charge of the Longfellow bar Der shop for F. H. Springer.
 G. L. Crawford returned Saturday night from a four days horse hunting expedition.
 Miss Mary Spezia has returned to her position in the Longfellow store after vacation spent in Clifton, Ae-very pleasant little Sbirthday party was given by Gilbert Waters sst- soa turday tC ~seu dozen of his 1ittle friends. Gilbert was celebrating u1 eighth birthday. and his little frs,nds enjoyed the party very much. :. H. NJ. Walker left Friday morning fof his ranch at Rodeo, where he will spend his vacation.
 Myron Alfred, formerly an em ploye of tine store department of the Detroit Copper Mining company, and more recently merchant of That cher, has sold his store at the latter place, and was in Morenci shaking hands with old friends Saturday
 R. S. kutherL9Ea s@elte5-s1perin- Gsiisi Fehc of the Detroit Copper Mining =, Pany, left for Fl Paso Saturday
 Sing on business.
 !. land Mrs. Goodrich left Satur-
 rnine for months trip going
 rent points iu California and
 eattle, Wash.
 Amos R. Green. who has been
 he'd to her home for some weeks, . proving.
 &'red McDougall, the popular man ager ot the hardware department of the D. C. store, is taking his vacation, but instead of going away someplace, is visiting with his family in Morenci. w. J. Zumwalt and family left for the Black River Tuesday. Jim being Ha great fishermap, is expected to tell |us the right kind of bait to use on his return.
 The D. C. Co. has employed another tailor in the clothing department, Senor Manuel Robles having gone to work there Monday morning.
 J. NJ. Lally, the popular and pleas ing manager of the clothing depart meut of the D. c. store will leave for New York Saturday morning to buy the seasons hats and clothing for his department. He win be gone about d month and will visit differ ent places, and says that on his re- turn there will be something doing in his department.
 Dame rumor comes out again in saving that the friends of E. F. Whit tlesey are going to try to run him for the office of supervisor.
 Billy and Sid Fraser left Monday morning for the Black River country on fishing and hunting expedition.