The copper era and Morenci leader., 1917-11-23
Duncan Happenings
FROM THE DUNCAN NEWS

NA As- Paul Habelt was a visitor at Lords burg on Sunday.
 Mrs. Albert Hoch was in town on Sunday from Wampoo. . John Anderson was in town from Steeplerock on Sunday.
 Howard Mix of Steeplerock was a business visitor here on Tuesday Dan Fraser came ill from Twin Peaks on Monday night for vlslt. L.. F. Sweating, of Clifton, was business visitor here on Thursday w. w. Potts went to Phoenix on Tuesday morning to take in the state fair. MT. and Mrs. Jack Tipton of Steeplerock were Duncan visitors on Monday. Muss Cosper and family. were in town on Sunday from their ranch near Clifton. Miss Esther Chiffon of Sheldon IS a guest at the home of w. w. Will key at present.
 A. D. Cheatham was business visitor at Clifton and Morenci on last Saturday.
 H. B. Lawrence of the Carlisle mine was a business visitor in town on Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Charles Brooks went to Phoenix on Sunday to take in the state fair.
 George Phillips and family have gone to Clifton, where they will re- side in the future.
 George O'ConneIl and Walter Tap pin of Lordsburg were Duncan visi' tors on last Saturday.
 Mrs M. J. Ramband of Stockton re-& .f Mrs. B. A. Wilson at present.
 Mrs. Walter Penn of Clifton was a guest of her mother, Mrs. J. c. Ty- Ter, for few days this week.
 Manager w. Murray Sanders of the Carlisle mine returned Monday from a business visit in Tucson.
 Ed Collie fthe Rival camp went to Clifton on Saturday to consult surgeon, having injured his hand. Sheriff Arthur Slaughter was a business visitor here on last Satur day, coming from the county seat by auto.
 Mrs. F. M. Craig and daughter went to Phoenix on Sunday, being called there by the illness of a daughter.
 J. E. Barber returned to Oklaho ma this week after visit of three mcnths with his daughter, Mrs. w. W. Lloyd.
 H. M. Ziesmer, manager of the Rival Mining company. was a busi ness visitor at Fl Paso this week fol several days.
 H. W. Evans, manager of the Dur can Mining & Milling company was g visitor in town on Tuesday from the Mout Royal camp.
 Irwin nf RIShQn interested in mining property in the Apache bo, country, arrived here on Sunday ant went out to his property.
 J. A. Martin and Charles Wood ford returned on Wednesday nigh from a stay of several weeks at the Palomas Hot Springs in New Mexico Charles Alt and family of Clifton passed through here by auto o1 Thursday morning on their way tt Stafford, where they will reside il the future.
 w. O. Hutchins, Harry Fidler ant Ben Kemp returned home on Sunda! from hunting trip in New Mexico They had good luck, getting tn, limit of game
 J. R. Fowler went to Lordsburg ol Tuesday to meet his wife and daugh ter who returned on Wednesday iron
 
 Beaumont, Texas.
 Among those from Duncan wh, were called to the county seat fo jury service this week were the fol lowing: Tom Carter, V. E. Burtch CT. w. w. Brooks, and A. B. Lyr oh.
 Ed Sewell who for the past fey years has been employed as a clerl at the Billingsley store, has resign ed his position to accept like em ployment at the Clark Mercantil company store.
 Mrs, A. H. Eddins and daughter Mildred. f Fayetteville. Tenn, al arrived here on Sunday afternoo and will make their future hom with their son and daughter, McDar iel and Ruth Eddins.
 Sam Foster returned home O Monday from a two weeks stay a