The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-06-15

Mrs. D. l.. Forester spent Thurs day the guest of friends in Clifton.
 Mics Maria Kaufman returns to her home in St. Louis to pass the school vacation.
 NJ -ss Lillian Svedman will leave Sat urdaS for her home in Greeiy, Colo. for several months visit.
 Miss Florence Tenny will enjoy the coast cities of California during the summer vacation.
 Miss Hazel Agner leaves on Sat uGGay for her home in Ohio where she will enjoy the summer.
 Miss Ella Schneck will spend the summer months with relatives in To- Peka, Kansas.
 Miss Mildred Maize will leave on Saturday morning for her home in Seattle to spend tie summer.
 Miss Hilda Krichbaum will go to her hCme in Canton, O., on a visit tefore returning to Morenci.
 Miss Maude McCool will leave on Monday for her vacation visit with relatives in Pittsburg, Kansas.
 The usual Episcopal services will be held in the high school Sunday even ing at 8 o'clock. J. R. Jenkins.
 Miss Georgia Harrison will return to her home in Rollo, Mo-. this week for aR extended visit with relatives.
 d. R. Bowie will leave this week on a several weeks vacation visit with his wife and relatives in l.: Paso.
 Mrs. W. W. Dutton and daughter. Madeline, are spending the summer months enjoying the attractions at the coast.
 Misses Elizabeth and Lela Ullery returned .c Morenci this week from Saltwater, Okla, where they have been attending school.
 MT and Mrs. s. Strickland left on Monday for Cloudcroft, N. M, where thew will spend their vacation in na- lures garden roof city.
 Miss Mary Mildred Smith closed her classes in Music this week and will leave for an extended visit at Long Beach during the summer.
 A large number of the local Elks went to Clifton Thursday evening where they enjoyed the Flag Day celebration given by the Clifton lodge B. P. O. Elks.
 A large crowd attended the Weller orchestra dance in the Club or Tues day evening of this week. The usual excellent music was enjoyed during the evening making the affair a de- cided success. A number of Clifton and Duncan guests were present.
 Miss lone Carter assisted by her mother entertained party of youHe friends at dancing in the school audi tcrium on Monday evening of this week. The evening was passed in pleasing manner at the favorite past time and the affair was much enjoyed by all.
 The daughters of Rebekah have arranged for a social to be held at the school house on Friday evening, June 18th for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans Home at Saf- ford. A cordial invitation is extend ed to all.
 Word was received here this week concerning the death of Earl Smith, formerly of Morenci, who was killed in Miami. Mir Smith had numerous friends here and was employed as l fireman on the Morenci Southern 1 switch engine for some time. Ee waS | known also to many as the trap l drummer who played in the Weller orchestra during the past winter.
 Bernard and Cap Utley were the enthusiastic hosts on Friday evening of last week when they entertained the Morenci Patrol Boy Scouts at their home on D hill. About twenty guests were present at the affair in- cluding friends of the fair sex and | the evening was one continuous round of good time for the young people. Dancing and various games were in- dulged in during the affair including mock wedding which was amusing to all. Cooling refreshments composed of Ice cream. cake ani punch were served in conclusion of the evenings festivities which closed at the mid night hour. R. B. Lewis, Scout Mas ! ter, and Mrs. Lewis were also hon ored guests at the affair and entered <; Into the amusements of the evening. !"