The copper era and Morenci leader., 1913-03-14
MORENCI NEWS
 AND ITEMS LOCAL INTEREST

MT. Dean Mason. of Clifton, was the recent guest of friends here.
 H. S. Van Gorder spent several days this week on a business mission in Bisbee.
 Miss Gavin of Colorado is the guest of Miss Maude Terrell and Mrs. Earl Hastings of this place
 A. L. Terry and Harlow Brubaker, of Clifton, were Morenci visitors on Tuesday of this week.
 MT. and Mrs w. P Weller return ed home Saturday evening after a three weeks visit in the coast cities.
 Robert s. Burg was visitor in Lordsburg last Sunday where he met relatives en route on the Southern Pacific.
 Misses Edna Harrer and Nellie Jackson have moved in the home of MT. and Mrs. Scott on Quality Hill ' Metcalf
 Invitations for the Stray Elks dance to be given on Friday evening, March 2Sth, were sent out this week and all are looking forward to one of the most pleasant affairs of the season.
 On Tuesday, March 18th, the regu- lar spring millinery opening of the P. D. M. Co.,, store will be held and everybody is cordially invited to at tend. From a. m. to D.. m. An orchestra will entertain the ladies and a special effort made to make it a pleasant day for everyone.
 After several weeks of cautious measures being taken so as to pre- vent the spread of any of the local diseases in camp, school was opened again last Monday. The Sunday school at Morenci Chapel is settled down into it's normal course again.
 One of the most expensive attract- ions on the Lyceum Bureau which has provided the entertainments for the Club course this year, is the Ben Greet Players, who will be seen at the Club on Saturday evening, March 15. This company is certainly worthy of a crowded house and it will be rare treat to see them.
 No doubt one of the enjoyable | dances of the season will be the St. | Patrick's Day dance given by the Daughters of Rebekah at the Club on J Monday evening, March 17th. Be sides the excellent music engaged for the occasion sumptuous lunch will be served during the affair.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lewis and son have returned to camp to live and MT. Lewis has accepted a position in the harware department of the P. D. M. Co., store. MT. and Mrs Lewis moved to South Carolina lats Septenl- Der and have been living with his father during their six months ab- sence.
 Despite the weather, the Spring Opening of the P. D. M. Co.,, store on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week, was a decided success. A. l.. Cum mings, who recently returned from his semi-annual buying trip in the East, was the busy man displaying his recent purchases.
 The camp was again treated to an open air concert by the Morenci band on last Sunday evening and it must be said their music is much apprecia ted It is sincerely hoped they keep up their good work and by the time the good old summer is really with us to stay, they will be in perfect shape and a credit to Morenci,
 Another enjoyable meeting of the ( Ladies Aid Society was held in the f Morenci Club on last Saturday after noon After the usual routine of business, the following program was rendered: Vocal solos-Florence Rob inson; Piano Solo, Catherine Brother ' ton; Paper, "Oberamergau' Miss B. { J. Kinney; Piano Solo, Helen Me Tean. Current Events DreDared by I