The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-02
The MOrenCi Leader


,items of Local Interest by Rev. Jenkins will hold Episcopal church services on Sunday evening, November 4th at Morenci chapel. A cordial invitation is extended ito all MT. Ellinwood, of the law firm of Ellinwood and Ross of Bisbee, spent several days in camp this week on business.
 On Saturday evening, November 3, May Allison and Harold Lockwood will be shown in The Promise" at the Morenci Club picture show.
 Mrs. J. A. Heinrichs returned to Morenci last. Sunday for an extended stay, after spending some months at the coast and enjoying visit with her son in Globe.
 E. A. Eisenacher resigned his DO sition in the P. D. M. store office and intended to leave for the east this week, but has changed his plans and accepted a position in the gen. eral office of the P D. Corporation
 A. L. Livingston, connected with the Phelps Dodge Corporation dur ing the past ten years in Morenei, has accepted an excellent position with the Copper Queen Branch at Bisbee and left on Tuesday morning for that place.
 W. D. Meyer, general manager of the Phelps-Dodge Mercantile con- pany, of Bisbee, spent several days the first of this week in Morenci in the interest of the local store. Mir. Meyer has taken the place of W. H. Brophy the recent manager.
 The many friends of Rev Allan Krichbaum formerly of Morenci, will cepted the pastorial work of the Presbyterian church in Bisbee Rev. Fry, the former minister, has enter ed Red Cross work.
 The members of the staff house en- tertained a host of friends to a .danc- ing party at their handsome living quarters on last Tuesday evening. Their Victrola. furnished the music for dancing which was enjoyed until a late hour. Light refreshments were served during the evening mak- ing the affair pleasing social suc- cess.
 Mrs. l.. J. Owen suffered a pain ful injury on last Saturday when the lid from can of molases she was opening, flew into her face shatter- ing her glasses, and several pieces of glass entered~the eye. Dr. H. W. Rice was called and after examina- tion removed three pieces of the fine glass. Luckily none of the glass entered the ball and her eyes are getting along nicely.
 Wm. J. Donahue received a sad telegram from his family in Portland Oregon, on Thursday announcing the sudden death of his little son, Will liam. Jr., at that place on Wednes day. October 31st. after a short ill ness. This is the second death 1T the family within the past sever months. having lost their daughter Mary. at Cos Aneeles on the 18th O. April. The sympathy of the entire community is extended them in theil bereavement.
 Gordon Fowler left on Tuesda7 morning of this week for Austin Texas. where he will enter trainins school for the flying corps. Gordor received his orders to report ac companied by treusnortation, on Sat urday evening, and left as soon as af fairs could be arranged. His deter m ination to enter this branch of thu service has been granted him afte months of waiting and the bes wishes of the entire cormunitv vii always accomnanv him. one of tht few young men born and raised il Morenci>
 C. z. Beck. superintendent and M l.. Williams of the Morenci Wate company, made an early trip t. Eagle river last Sunday morning. bu not in connection with the Wate company. A herd of eight deer ha been seen above the pumping plan and before the day had passed the, sighted them. MT. Beck shot on of the bunch, three year old whit tail buck and certainly fine one Numerous friends were appreciativ recipients of generous portions an are sorry he is not allowed to ge another one from the bunch.
 The members of Morenci Hig School enjoyed a most delightfr Halloween party in the high schot auditorium on last Saturday ever ing. All the guests arrived at th party in masked costume represen ing numerous we'll known character A series of amusing. stunts had bee arranged for entertainment. Tt lower part of the building was calle