The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-10-05
The MOrenci Leader
Items of Local Interest by Special Correspondent.

Items of Local Interest by MT. and Mrs. Al Jones left for Fl | Paso on Thursday for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Dan Grant returned last week from the east after spending the sum mer months.
 c. J. Bury returned from an ex- tended visit at the coast cities on last Sunday evening.
 Bert Scott returned Monday even ing from Bisbee where he has been employed for some time.
 W. G. Mcbride arrived home from Long Beach on Monday evening after a :'ew weeks visit with his family.
 Frank Richards. of the U. S. Navy and stationed at San Diego has been spending the past ten days here with home folks.
 The Morenci Club picture theatre will have its usual show on Satur- day evening featuring Emily Stevens in The Wager"
 Mrs. l. H. Miller and baby arriv- ed home from Chicago last MondaF evening after spending the summer with relatives.
 Dr. T. B. Smith left on Sunday morning on a several weeks visit in Chicago where he will see several of the worlds series games.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. W. Hill and family returned from Pittsburg, Kan sas. last Saturday evening after months visit with relatives.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. Y. Stanton and family returned last Saturday even ing from California where they have been enjoying many places of inter- est.
 Miss Lucille Stanton and Glenn Stan ton spent several days of this week visiting their brother Dr. F. D. Stan ton and family, while en route to Port land, Oregon.
 Lieut.. CudTltOu Jay OL IhC T II oI Arizona Infantry Medical corps at Naco, arrived in Morenci Wednesday on a three days business visit. Dr. Jay looks fine and enjoys the army life. He says the Arizona infantry is under orders to move to California as soon as equipment can be provid- ed.
 T. P. 'Romanes has accepted a position with the Phelps Dodge Cor poration, Douglas Branch and left on Friday morning for that place. His many friends are sorry to see him leave Morenci and hope for his re- turn when conditions become normal.
 Quite an unlocked for surprise was sprung on the many friends of Dr. H. ". Rice on Thursday morning, when 1t became known that he had been married to Miss Elenor Milli- man of Los Angeles, in Clifton on Wednesday evening by Rev. Curry H. Love of that place. Only few immediate friends knew of the affair to be- After the ceremony an elegant dinner was enjoyed at the home of Dr. and Mrs. G. w. Blather wick on D Hill The Era joins in
 
 to the latest neWly-weds and cor dial welcome to the new bride in our community.
 The staff house was the scene of very pretty affair on last Tuesday evening when the boys entertained party of thirty-five couples in a pleasing manner. The affair origi- mated as a sendoff for Bud Shanley who is a member of the selected men to leave for Camp Funston this week but complete disbanding of the forces Of salaried men of the Ari- zona Copper Company occurred in the meantime and theaff air was then announced in honor of the departing hosts as well. Dancing was the chief div"-si"n of amusement during the evening accompanied by 'Victrola muric. The place was beautifully decorated with flags and bunting and r"nfusion of flowers. Cooling re- treatments were served during the