The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-11-10

County School Superintendent Mrs. Jessie Lloyd Johnson, will leave on next Tuesday for Blue River where she will visit the schools oi that district Mrs. Johnson will be gone the entire week.
 EARLY MORNING FIRE At an early hour this morning, fire l which originated from an unknown | source, destroyed the residence of Juan Tellez, on the East Side. Two ] other Mexican shacks caught fire but the prompt work of the fire de partment prevented them from be ing seriously damaged. The Tellez home was total loss. Mrs. G. D. Preston. Jr. formerly Miss Dora Nardelli, of Metcalf, is visiting with her parents, MT and Mrs. Robert Nardelli. Mrs. Preston is now residing in Los Angeles, Cal.
 The Misses Marjorie Newell Mil dred Cotey and Martha Gay, gave a charming Halloween party at the home of the latter in Metcalf, Sat urday the 18th. The house was very effectively decorated in the Halloween colors with punches of Anthumn leaves and late Fall flowers in evidence. Dancing and games were the main features of the even ing with suitable prizes for sthose who won those being Miss Leah Abraham first prize and MT. G. W. Outland '"booby" prize. Dainty re- treatments were served and the evening greatly enjoyed by the fol lowing: MT. and Mrs. O. J. Cotey, Misses Katie Mills, Leah Abraham, Marjorie Newell, Mildred Cotey and Martha Gay, Messers. c. R. Brashears, R. E.. Smith, G. w. Outland, T. E.. Perrin. w. F. R. Wallace and MT. and Mrs. E. L. Gay.
 Miss Marjorie Newell and MildreI Cotey spent the week end with Mrs Martha Gay of Metcalf.
 The Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the church parlors on next Thursday afternoon, November the 16th.
 Adam Smith, P. A Brenner and c. E. Collins returned from Tucson on last Saturday night, where they
  acting as Federal Grand jurors.
 Mrs. G. A. Franz and young son Oscar arrived in Clifton the latter part of last Veeh from California and will spend short while visiting friends.
 FROM SAFFoRD-
 Mr w R. Hutchins of Stafford was calling on Clifton friends the latter part of the week. VISITED IN BISBEE-
 Senator and Mrs. H. A. Elliott and son John left Wednesday for short visit in Bisbee. BUYS REQ TRUCK
 Pickens Anderson has returned from Fl Paso, Texas, where he pur- chased a Reo truck for the Duncan School. ALsRECHTS TO PHOENIX
 MT and Mrs Jack Albrecht left Sunday for Phoenix after weeks visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. NJ. E. Crawford
 TO TUCSON
 Miss Mary Minson left Friday morning for Tucson, where she will spend University week with her sister Miss Virginia.
 Mr Frank Hodges of Blue. Ariz, was q Court House visitor on Thurs day.
 Jim Carter of Duncan was busi- ness visitor in Clifton on Wednesday.
 T. P. Wilson was in from Eagle Creek Thursday.
 All kinds of homemade cake, candy mince meat, pies etc. at Bazaar Nov 25th.
 Bread? Try some at the Community Xmas Bazaar.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Simpson of Duncan were guests of MT. and Mrs NJ. Reardon, Monday.
 Ask Margaret Minson and Kathleen Burgham about the ''grab bag" Xmas Community Bazaar. Nov 9.
 To all 'fishermen"-Try the pond" at the Auditorium Xmas Community Bazaar No. 9.
 MT and Mrs. Crowfoot were down from Morenci Monday.
 How times have changed A class Of 46 college girls were asked the other day if they knew what an "H M. T." was, and not one of them could tell.