The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-05-10
The Morencl Leader
Items of Local Interest by Special Correspondent.

Supervisor w. H. Moon spent sev-
 eral days in Morenci this week.
 A Crowfoot and F. s. Schimerka
 spent several days in Tucson the last
 of this week on business.
 Scott Brubaker left on Sunday morn
 ing for Tucson where he was call
 ed to serve on the grand jury.
 Mrs. R. P. Kyle and son arrived from
 Douglas on Thursday evening and
 will make their home in Morenci.
 Mrs. w. A. Staab and daughter will
 leave Saturday morning for an extend
 ed visit in the east for the summer.
 Mrs. c. B. Hull and daughter, Janet,
 left on Thursday morning for Long
 Beach where they will spend the sunni
 mer months.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. W. Rice left on
 Thursday morning for Los Angeles,
 where they will enjoy a vacation wis
 it with friends and relatives. MrS. Wm. k. Wll1duS OI S1SCO, Texas, arrived in Morenci this week joining her husband who has been employed here for some time. Miss Beatrice Roscoe arrived home from Berkeley, Calif., on Thursday evening where she has been attend
 ing school during the past winter. A. F. Amundson, of Los Angeles, has accepted the position of pharma- cist at the drug department of the l P. D. Corporation.
 Word was received here this week
 that L. J. Owen with the Red Cross
 in Paris has been commissioned a | Captain in the service.
 Ray w. Stanton, brother of Dr. F. B. Stanton, has finished his training Il at the officers training school, Camp II Leon Springs, Texas, and will be com
 missioned second lieutenant. Misses Lillian and Jeffey Owen returned home from Halifax, Nova Scotia on Thursday evening where n they have been attending school for ladies during the past year.  Mrs. w. w. Mclean and daughter Ann, will leave on Saturday morning for her old home in Dayton, Ohio
 where she will visit her parents, MT
 and Mrs. D. W. Loung, during the I summer months.
 H The Navy reserves recently enlist ed in Fl Paso were called to the col ors on Thursday evening of this week by official letter and will re II port to the commanding officer al San Diego on May 18th.
 Atwood to Visit Morenci-
 Bishop Atwood will preach at St. James Episcopal Mission in the Mo | lrenci Court House tomorrow evening H at 8 o'clock. The rite of confirmation I will be administered on this occasion Everybody welcome.
 The last dance of the series given by the Morenci Dancing Club during the pastw inter was held at the Mo T renci Club on Wednesday evening ol this week. Martins orchestra fur nished excellent music for the affail which was heartily enjoyed by all. l Rdlpa CnrlStIndu, pHdTudCiSt ioi eAAs F. D. Corporation drug dispensary has 9I resigned his position and will leave 81 here Saturday morning for Ohio ac companying his sister Miss Christmar who has been member of the teach ing corps of the public schools dur ing the past year.
 9l The result of the singles handical S1 tennis tournament for the Dougla! cup was omitted last week on accoun | of space. The final match took place between Macreth and Johnson ant was one of the best tennis matches ever witnessed on the local court MT. Johnson winning the cup. F. W H Mclean presented the cup with a fev | complimentary remarks. The cup vii
 remain in his possession for on, year, three successive wins will alloy complete possession. MT. Johnson has turned over the cup to the GUS
 tody of the Staff House where it ad
 orns their matle over the fireplace A large number of spectators wer
 present during the affair and freel
 applauded the excellent playing.