El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-10-02
HAYDEN ARIZONA
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Hayden. Ariz- Oct. 2.-F. J. Tuck,
chief sampler for the Ray Consolidated
Copper company, has returned to Hay
den with his bride of only few weeks
Mr.. Tuck left here a few weeks ago
on a vacation, as stated to his many
friends, but decided to try his luck on
the sea of matrimony and was married
in HaVerhin, Mass, to Miss Olive SWee-
ney. a reside ntof that place The mar
rage took place at the home of the
bride and was witnessed by only i'm
mediate relatives of the two contract
ing parties. their honeymoon trip
consisted of a two weeks cruise down
the Atlantic coast They will be at
home on Utah avenue on October l.
Dr. G. c. Norman, in company with
his brotherinlaw. F. c. Decker, spent
few days in Hayden. Mr.. Decker is al
filiated with the Garlock Packing com
pany, this being his first visit to Hay
den. DR.. Norman was formerly of Ray,
being one OF the company's physicians
at that point, but recently resigned
and has opened up offices in Phoenix.
Joe Melczer. of the firm of Melczer
brothers. of Phoenix. spent few days
in Hayden.
E. J. Wood, an employee of the Ray
Consolidated Copper company, in the
local mill, has returned to Hayden in
COMPANY with his bride Mr.. and Mrs
many friends, nearly everyone in Hay
den that could play a musical instru-
ment being called out for the occos-
ion. and parade was started for his
home.
S. J. Clifford, engineer in the local
power house, has returned from Phoe-
nix, where he went to meet Mrs Cliff
ford. who is with her husband in their
new home in Hayden
L W. Holstein, an attache of the Ari-
iona Eastern Railroad company at
Hayden Junction, has left for a two
weeks vacation, to be spent on the
coast.
J. NJ. Beattie chief clerk of the Ray
Consolidated Copper company, is
spending a few days in Ray on bust
ness connected with his department.
Dick Allen, who UP to the present
time has been the forwarding agent
for the Calumet Copper Creek Mining
company, with headquarters at Wink
Gilman. has severed his connections
with that company. going to Fresno,
Cal, at which point he recently pur-
chased large fruit ranch and VIII
hereafter make that place his home
Mr. Allen is one of the old timers of
this district.
z. A Woods has been appointed for
warding agent re fill the vacancy left
by Dick Allen with the Copper Creek
company. He will be located in Wink
Gilman from now on.
Henry Hall, chief electrician for the
Ray Consolidated Copper company. has
left the services of that company, leav-
ing for Chicago. where he will make
his future home
NJ z. Webster. superintendent of tel
ephone for the Ray Consolidated Cop
per company, is spending few days
in Ray on business connected with the
telephone department.
a party consisting of Messrs. Rood,
Burdick and Avila and the Misses
Sturgeon. Miller and Woods, took a
horseback ride to Cooks lake.
edwin Gauch, accountant for the
American Smelling and Refining com
pany, is confined to his be- with grip
Dr.. and Mrs. c. B. Wiley have returned
from a months visit with Mrs Wiley's
brother on his ranch
The operation performed on one of
Miss Marinda Fellows's eyes proved
very successful. The other eye was
also operated on and doctors state thai
weeks.
Gus Hedscifield, manager of the
Standard Mercantile company, is spend
ing a few days in Phoenix.
Mrs. c. c. Page is new arrival in
Hayden with her fam1ly, to join ner
husband, an employe of the A. S. & R. I
Her former home was Te- !
cUseh, Okla.
Tom dennis, proprietor of the Hay /
den meat market, has been to Tempe |
and Phoenix TO dispose of some of his !
local beef
Harvey & Mudd son Of s W. Mudd. (
a, member of tho executive committee +
of the Ray Consolidated Copper com I
pany. is spending a few days in Hay ]
den for the purpose of collecting data
on milling. Mr.. Mrdd is a recent grad
rate from a mining college.
\. J. Aoclcsa cashier of the Ray /
Consolidated Copper company, IS back
from a flying trip to. Ray by auto.