The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-12-14

ing performed by Rev. Curry Love, at the residence of the latttr. The bride and groom left on the follow ing day for their new home near Buckhorn, in Grant county, N. M Mrs Henry is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. T. Cauthen of Dun can and is one of tht most popular young ladies of this vicinity, where she has resided most of her life. She had a host of friends who wish her a long and happy life. | MT Henry is young man of sterl- ing worth, is very popular among the ccw men especially, and is well known in Duncan. He has lived TOT a number of years near Cliff, up the Gila river, in New Mexico, where he has interests. His many friends wish him and his bride long, nap nv and prosperous life together. Attend Services- A number of Duncan ElkS attend ed the memorial services of that order at Clifton on last Sunday. The address was delivered by B. R. Lanneau of Duncan, and among those attending were R. L. Reid and w. W. Wilkey. Leaves for France
 H. M. Ziesemer, manager of the Rival mine, received word on Fri day of last week to report at Red Cross headquarters at Washington fo service in France, and that even- ing left by auto for Lordsburg, from where he took train for the east. MT. Zeisemer has the best wishes of all who know him for a safe re- turn, and it is certain that he will make a valuable man for the Red Cross. Recovered-
 Miss Edith Wilson, daughter of Nil. and Mrss A. B. Wilson has recovered from an illness of diph- theria and is again able to be about. Buys Stage Line-
 W. S. White has purchased the Duncan-Solomonville stage line from the Greenlee County Motor con- pany, taking possession on Dec. 1. Injured by Auto
 Mrs. R. H. Howell and little child were seriously injured, by an auto on Sunday afternoon when a son who was driving the car ran over her and the little one. Medical attention was given the unfortunate woman and her child and the many friends of the family hope that they will soon recover from their injuries. Motor Company Moves
 Int Greenlee Motor company has moved it's business to Clifton, where 1t has secured the building formerly operated by the Greenlee garage. During their short stay in Duncan Messrs. McIlhaney and Cooper and their families made many friends who regret their departure. Return Home
 Mrs. Maggie Cauthen, Miss Dol lie Sanders and Rufus Spoon re- turned home on Tuesday after an auto trip to Tempe, Arizona. They made the trip via the Roosevelt dam and had a fine outing. improving
 Mrs Walter Philpott returned from Clifton on last Saturday She re- ports that her husband. who recently underwent an operation for appendi- citis.. is getting along nicely. Married Justice R. l.. Reid performed the ceremony that made two hearts beat as one on Monday evening. when he united in wedlock Valente Peru and Laura Cascares, well known Mex ican couple.
 Dr. L. A. w. Burtch. county health officer, was an official, visitor in Duncan on Wednesday.
 Prvate James Parks is guest at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. James ". Parks, being home on short furlough.
 Jos Whittredge came home from Den,ing or, last Saturday for a short visit. He reports business booming in the New Mexican city.
 Mrs U. R. Sullivan returned to her fscme It the H - Y ranch on "Wednesday litter weeks sit with h. Glugnter Miss Ethel B!acil.
 George H. Cosper was visitor in Clifton over Sunday.
 Mrs Thos.' Simpson was a visitor at Clifton Saturday and Sunday.
 County Engineer s. c. Redd was q visitc~ in town on Wednesday,.
 Jas. H. Duncan was in town from the Rival mine on Monday.
 lohn :ia=ar was ir town on asst SItrrlav from his farm up the riyr:'
 N- and Mrs Cbas. Brooks -vere
 Holm r Chiltou of Sheldon was a business. ;isitor in town on Satur- dav.
 . n Ccrley wac :, business wis i'..~ q, Clifton fo~ a few day ''-is w~e>
 .. y. Houlihan was in town or .1ast Saturday from his farm up the river.
 Tuck Edwards was in town or last Saturday from his ranch up the river.
 Mr. and Mrs R. J. Coleman O. Clifton were Duncan visitors oI Wednesday.
 M. o. Sims and family of Clifton were guests of Jesse Sims ard fami ly On Sunday.
 J. k. Beavers To. vi5l,Cr il town on Wednesday from his farn up the river.
 Franklin W. Smi.h Of Bisbta wa v.tor at the Ryal mne this wre' for few days.
 l.. J. Turney was a business wis itor at Clifton on Friday and Sat urday of last week.