The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-09
The Morenci Leader

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 Items of Local Interest b! Mir. and Mrs. Pete Brenner have moved into the Forester home on D Hill
 Mrs. E. Wittneau and family left on Thursday for an extended visit at the coast.
 W. J. Collins returned Saturday evening from Douglas, where he was employed for several weeks. Mrs. E. A. Eisenacher returned home this week after an extended visit with his parents in Pennsylvania.
 Miss Hilda Krichhaum has been confined at her home with sickness several days during the past week. Basil Jackson, of the Morenci Club has accepted a position in the general office of the P. D. corpora tiop.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Jones returned to Morenci this week and have taken the house formerly occupied by w.. c. Mcbride.
 MT. and Mrs. A. R. Marshall are the proud possessors of a baby girl who arrived at their home on Thurs day, November 9th.
 Viola Dana will be shown in the moving picture Lady Barnacle" at the Morenci Club on Saturday even ing, Nov. 10th.
 Dr. c. W. Blatherwick left last Monday morning for Los Angeles, com bining business and pleasure dur ing weeks visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lippett arrived in Morenci Tuesday evening after an extended stay in Kansas and are living with their daughter, Mrs. Bax- ter.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Albrecht, of Clifton. and her mother, Mrs. Knapp of Ohio, were the dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. R. W. Prouty on last Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Biliger residents in Morenci for number of years, are now making their home in Detroit having moved from this place dur ing the strike.
 Mack" Saunders returned this
  his old position at the power house Mack enjoyed a two weeks visit witt friends and relatives in Little Rock Arkansas during his absence iron Morenci.
 The daily train coming in eacl evening the past week has been !; source of much interest on accoun Of the many passengers returning t, Morenci. The lonely and only coacl has been packed every night and ol one occasion an extra flat car va added to accomm odate passengers. Misses Brown, Holme and Braun were the charming hostesses on las Tuesday evening when they epter tained party of friend at cards The evening was spent at auction followed by numerous musical selet tions and a general social time. delightful lunch was served 6urin the evening and the affair was a plea nre to all.
 Dave Lloyd, the Mutual Life Inst rance agent, came up from Clfto last Thursday and reports ths Tf hoe frs,v, ,fr,- from the Edinburgh war hospital { recuperate at his old home at Pete borough, Canada. Eric got seriou. ly injured at the great battle o Vtmy Ridge in France last May, bu expects to be fully recovered befor long and be in the big drive" 0 Berlin next spring.
 The old dancing club of forme winters has been revived and IT organization is in progress A ne committee has taken charge of affair hut will conduct The series dances CT the same plans as carrie out so successfully by the old con Inittee The neT officers are . follows: C. J. Bury, president; T. Kelly, secretary; F. A. Stewart, tres Hrer: J. A. Williams, V. x. Smith, ] R. CriltcEden and c. M. Macret ihtlnbera executive committee.
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 Miss Agnes NJ. Green became u bride of Charles Hinsdaie Hyde at quiet informal wedding Saturda evening, November 3rd at the Hot Reardon in, Clifton. Archdeacon E. Jenkins officiating. The cer
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