The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-02-01

eral was held on the following day. MT. McAllister was known as ; Jack" by almost every person in this section of the country, having ] lived in this vicinity most all his lifetime. He was born in Kansas A years ago next July, coming west with his parents when but child, and the family later located in Steeple- rock, in 1884, He was married in 1901 to Miss Mary Olney, daughter of MT. and Mrs. s. Y. Olney, of Dun- can, at the family home up the river. Three children were born to them, as follows: Jack, aged 16, Mary aged 12 and Louis aged years. Besides his wife and children he leaves one brother, Joseph, of Steeplerock and one sister, Mrs. Sadie Nobles of Ty- rone, N. M.
 Interment took place in the local | cemetery on Sunday afternoon, short service being read at the grave by J. l.. T. Walters. A large number of friends of the family followed the remains to their last resting place.
 The bereaved family has the sym pathy of the community in their hour of sadness.
 The following program will be carried out by the Cubs on Friday afternoon, February j, to which the public is invited:
 Roll call by Countries ..............
 Duet-Ada Mae Wilkey and Mary Ruth McDaniel.
 | Paper-Beatrice Miller.
 Piano solo-Margaret Billingsley.
 Reading-Bonner McDaniel.
 Piano solo-Ada Mae Wilkey. | Current Topics-Joe Hardy. Ukulele-Catherine Awbrey and Ada Mae Wilkey. | Dialogue-Ralph Elledge, U. s.; Margaret BillingslUy, England; Helen Martin, France; Beatrice Miller, Mexico; Ada Mae Wilkey, Belgium; Ethel ose, Italy; Joe Hardy, Germ any; Mary Ruth Mcdaniel, China; Bonner McDaniel, Russia; Jessie Sanders, Columbia; Edith Wilson, Daughter of Confederacy; Eugene Burtcher, Holland. School gossip-Helen Martin. Married Monday. Joseph H. Raburn and Mrs. Alice Burns were quietly married on Mon- day afternoon at the residence or Rev. Matt S. Gallagher. They have gone to the property of the groom near Steeplerock, where they will re- side in the future. Mrs. Raburn has resided at Ash Peak for the past few months, coming here from Ark. ansas, while MT. Raburn also made his home at that camp for some time They have the best wishes of the many friends they have made since their residence in this vicinity.
 To Lecture Here s. G. Dickinson, safety engineer ol the Arizona State Bureau of Mines will be in Duncan on January 31 anc February 1 for a course of lectures covering camp welfare, the socialigi cal problems incident to mining camps, and first aid training, whicf will be given at the Duncan theatre These lectures will be open to tht public and it is to be hoped that man! will avail themselves of the oppor tunity of hearing these very inter esting topics discussed.
 Drew Fifteen Days.
 Ed. McKelvey was brought befor' Justice of the Peace R. L. Reid ol ' Monday morning on misdemeano . charge and was sentenced to 15 day at hard labor in the county bastile He was taken to Clifton later in tn day by automobile, and began sery ing his sentence immediately afte arriving at the county seat.
 Minister Arrives
 Rev. Matt S. Gallagher and famil
 arrived in Duncan on Sunday aftel
 noon from Ne wYork state and vii
 make Duncan their home for the fl
 ture. Rev. Gallagher filled the pu
 pit of the Federated churhch here fo
 some time last year, being calle
 home by illness of his wife. Dunca
 people again welcome him, as the
 also do his family
 s. Y. Olney was visitor at Lord = burg on Tuesday
 G. w. Collins was visitor at Cli \ ton on Monday.
 l.. J. Turney was a business v1sito
 at Lordsburg on Monday.
 Jas. V. Parks was business visi | or at Clifton on Monday. | Tom McCulloch of Clifton was visitor in town on Monday.
 w. T. Witt was a business visito
 at Clifton on Tuesday.
 J. E. McIlhaney of Clifton was
 visitor in town on Sunday.
 John Cosper was visitor in tow
 on Monday from his farm up tn
 river.
 S. B. Cerf left on Monday mornin
 for Jerome after few weeks wis
 in Duncan.
 | Jos. E. Collie of the Rival min
 was a business visitor in Ell Pas
 on Monday.
 Livingston Utter returned fro1
 Long Beach, Calif., on last Saturda
 after spending the past eight month
 there.
 MT. Mamie Cook and child return
 ed to Douglas on Sunday after
 visit at the home of MT. and Mrs
 w. F. Willis.
 Robert Buck was in town this wee
 for a few days from his ranch 2 Pine Cieneguita
 H. w. Evans of the Mount Roys
 campt went to Fl Paso on Tuesda
 on business visit.
 | Franklin w. Smith returned