The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-30

w. c. Jackson spent several days the first of the week in Fl Faso on business.
 Mrs. F. S. Schimerka spent several days of last week th9 guest of Clifton friends.
 Mrs. J. B. Job and daughter, Mar garet returned home last week af- ter a lengthy visit with relatives ln California.
 Tobe Crane of Tyrone, N. NJ. was in camp this week visiting the com panies in the interest of 2 patent filter.
 J. R. Todd, of the Gila Valley Banks, spent several days of this week with <the local bank on busi- ness.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Prouty and daughter, were the dinner guests of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Albrecht of Clifton on Thanksgiving.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Mcbride of Globe motored to Morenci this week and spent several days packing their effects to be shipped to their new home.
 Mrs. G. E. Hunt and daughter, returned to their home here on last Tuesday from an extended visit at the coast. MT. Hunt went to Lordsburg to meet his family.
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 MT. and Mrs. Otto Heinrichs and family of Douglas motored to Mo renci Thanksgiving Day and enjoyed family reunion at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Mason.
 E. F. Randol, formerly of Morenci, is, now enlisted with the 357th In fantry at Camp Travis, and with a sergeant's rank expects to be allow ed to join the next officers training camp made up of enlisted men.
 Slater Hubbard, formerly time keeper for the D. c. M. Co. has a Captain of the Commissary with headquarters in Chicago. Capt. Hubbard, in a recent letter tells of visiting various army camps and en- toying several trips in an aeroplane.
 Aron Bean, who was recently op erated on for appendicitis was the happy recipient of check this week from Paul E. Drake, agent for the North American Accident Insurance Co.,, amounting to $67.S5. MT. Bean has recovered nicely and ex- tends his appreciation.
 Owing to the incomplete bookings of pictures at the Morenci Club correct announcement of the pie lures coming next week cannot be made this week. It is hoped to have them arranged for the follow. ing week when a weeks announce. ment can be made.
 Robert McAllen arrived in Mo- renci on Tuesday evening and has ac cepted a position in the Morenci Club under Manager J. w Brighton MT. McAllen is no stranger in Mo- renci, having been employed here twelve years ago, and finds few old time friends who are still in Morenci.
 It has been announced by the Beard of Trustees of the Morenci Public Schools, that all those in terested in attending night school are requested to register at the school house on or before Monday, Dec. 3rd. The opening of night school is entirely dependent OF the number applying. The school held during the winter of 1916 and 1917 was decided success and the Board is willing to open this school again this winter.
 An old time dance with all the enthusiasm was enjoyed by the mem hers of the recently re-organized Morenci Dancing club and their friends at the Morenci Club on Thanksgiving eve.. Martins orches- tra furnished excellent music for the affair which lasted until the small hours of the morning and was thoroughly enjoyed by all. There are about sixty members of the new cluh and all are looking forward to similar enjoyable affairs as given by this organization during the past few years.
 me opening meetlnS or the Eni ployees Conference of the Phelps Dodge Corporation was held last Tuesday evening in the high schoo auditorium and about fifty members answered tc roll call. H. W. Hill chief clerk. was the speaker of tho evening and gave a detailed ex planation of mining costs. The ust of the tickets asking for daily in formation as tO SIIDplieS uSed th, time spent on various key number! of each mine and various other bit Of correct information so necessar, to make up a correct figure of thu cost of mining. w. G. Mcbride manager Of the old Dominion, a Globe, was present at the meeting and gave short talk as well as farewell to all. The usual social !,