The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-08-31

public. We can freely commend the Cansler, Albrecht and Webster line | for their continuance of regular schedule as they have always done through all conditions of weather and otherwise. The idea of always be- ing on the job" whether conditions are good or bad may not appeal to every one but it certainly shows who has the welfare of the general pub hlic in mind in spite of loss to them selves. | The sudden death of w. E. Jack son, father of w. c. Jackson of the fMorenci Southern railway company occurred some time during the night on Tuesday Funeral services were held from Morenci Chapel on Thurs day morning at nine o'clock. Rev. Saunders officiating. A large num- Der of the W. O. w. members were in attendance as we'll as other friends. Interment was made m Bunkers cemetery. sS A change in the management of l Hotel Morenci took Hace recently and on Saturday, Sept. 1st Mrs. R. P. Towle and family will leave Mo ,renci for their old home ill Boston, Mass. Mrs. Towle has been mana \ ger of the hotel during the past seven years and has made many friends lin this place who are sorry to hear of their intention of leaving. J. w. Brighton, manager of the Morenc1
 Club will be placed in charge of the hotel also in connection with his club duties. MT. Brighton is thoroughly efficient in this line and the well
 known hostelery will no doubt be a recommendation for itself in short time.
 In spite of strike conditions which
 caused a general exodus of people
 several months ago, Prof. w. E.. a Lutz anticipates large number ol t children at the opening of school neX, n week with an ever increasing mum t lber when affairs are normal again
 Twenty-eight teachers have beer elected as follows and one more vii t be added: Misses Florence Tenny + Eleanor Schenck, Belle Blatherw1ck e lone Carter, Jessie Lloyd Johnson
 Frances E. Lloyd, Clair Wilson, Dor'
 Foraker. Maude McCool, Sigm; J. Marie Holme, Hilda Krichbaum n Hazel Agner, Imogene Hitchcock V Lillian Svedman, Ellen Cain, Kathryl y Hudson, Josephine Roark, Mrs. Maud
 E. Mccormick. Della Burrows, fo
 Eagle Pump Station, Chas. Dolles k are the members of last years teacf d ing corps, and the new teachers ar n Misses Marie Weber, Evelyn Knigh e. Helen K. Brown, Matilda A. Braun
 Kathryn McRae, Evalene Ely, Juil
 Andrews, and Mary Olive Wilson. K
 Ill The admiration and appreciation ( II tue general public of Morenci towar n the men who have been selected b 'e the exemption board for mllltaI
 duty will be shown in pleasln .s manner on Saturday evening Of tn o week at the Morenci Club, when a r of ception will be rendered these youn oi men. A special program has bee '' arranged for the affair as FOLLOWS
 Invocation, Rev. Saunders, Piano sol
 Miss Iome Carter, talk on Red Cros Id Work, Miss Edith Thomas; Voc' nc Solo. T. P. Romanes, Address, W a B. Kelly of Clifton and The Stf ed Spangled Banner by the orchestra ey At the conclusion of the program
 general social time will be enjoye
 with lunch for. all and dancing wi N also be induIged in until the ml h. night hour In order to make the T Jn ceDtion possible and the affair he complete success, Judge Lally a
 ranged for number of subscriptie
 lists to be circulated over the cam
 and true to the well known llberall' 'e of Morenci people over three hundre Of dollars were subscribed. The mer CT bers and workers of the Red Cro' lcl were also interested and provlslo ne made by them for lunch for the O h. casion. The use of the Moren ng Club was donated by the manager ar
 with only a small expense for mus
 and incidentals, the balance Of u UT fund will be donated to the Re ny Cross, The talk to be given by MI on Thomas covering the work of the R' he Cross will be interesting to everyon ar cordial invitation is extended to er- to attend the affair given 1n honor nd Morenci's young men who will 10 ral the national army.