The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-09-22
DUNCAN NEWS

OOlvOIlu V6uO Addressed Ladies'
 Mrs. Helen Dorsett, community Red Cross nurse, addressed the ladies of the Chiffon school district at the Chiffon school house on Wed nesday afternoon. Every woman in the district was in attendance, and an interesting meeting was had. Mrs.. Joseph I Cohnj chairman of the Duncan chapter, Red Cross, also made a short talk.
 Return From Mexico
 The party of cattlemen who went into Chihuahua, MeXico last week to look over range conditions, vita a view of moving their stock to that country, returned home on last San day. All. were much pleased with conditions below the line, and it is understood than several are con templating moving their stock in a short time
 Election Sept. 3o-
 An election will be held on Satur day of next week, Sept. 30, for the purpose of determining whether an irrigation district, designed as Frank lin Irrigation district, shall be or ganized. The polling place will be at Franklin hall. It is predicted that there will be hardly a dissenting vote cast at the election. To Reform School
 MoIlie Cortez was taken to the re- form school at Fort Grant on last Saturday. Sentence was passed upon her by Judge Laine in the juvenile court recently upon her pleading guilty to stealing money and ma terials from the Simpson hotel. She was taken by Holland Bass. Bulletin Board
 The Saturday club has installed a bulletin board near the postoffice some time ago, and wish to inform the public that the board is for it's use in posting any notices of public nature.
 Addressed Club At the meting of the Saturday club on last Saturday afternoon, Mrs. Helen Dorsett, community Red Cross nurse, addressed the members, giv- | ing an outline of what the Red Cross expects to do in the Duncan valley in community work. A large at tendance was present | Clifton Visitors
 Cashier Jones of the Bank of Dun- I Tl..,- 1f kI -r,iF | high school were business visitors | at Clifton on Wednesday afternoon
 The Mission pool hall is being treated to a coat of paint both inside and out, and when the work is com pleted it will present a nice appear ance. The work is being done by Ray Scott.
 At Hospital
 R. J. McLaren of Franklin was taken to the Lordsburg hospital re- gently, where he is reported to be getting along as nicely as can be expected.
 Leave For Coast
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. T. Cosper and daughters and Vestol Cosper left on l Monday for California by automobile. 1 They expect to be absent about month.
 Visited Brother
 Mrs. Doll Crutchfield of Austin. i Texas, was a guest of her brother, 1 James V. Parks on Wednesday and | Thursday of this week. Mrs. Crutch- field has many friends in Duncan who were pleased to see her again, as this was her first visit here in some time. Operated-
 Joe Whittredge underwent an op- eration at the Lordsburg hospital on Monday of this week, and is reported ., to be getting along nicely. MT. Whittredge has been i'll since last January, when he suffered an at tack of the flu. Mrs. Whittredge was in Lordsburg at the time her husband was operated on. Appendicitis
 Bertha, daughter of Mrs. R. A. Montgomery, was taken to Lordsburg Sunday suffering with an attack or appendicitis. An operation was necessary and the youngSter Is now on the road to recovery. Drilling WeII-
 L. B. Wilkinson is drilling a well at the Franklin school house at pres ent When he has completed this we'll he will move his rig to Duncan, where he will commence work on sinking a deep well for the new | creamery.
 Returns From Oregon
 Mrs Wm. T. Sanders has returned home from a months visit with re- f latives in Oregon.
 Mrs. Tom Brown went to Stafford on Thursday, where she will make her home.
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