El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-11-06
= HAYDEN ARIZONA .

J Hayden, Ariz., Nov. "a meeting
was held by the Struggling El1s" of
: HAYDEN and Winkelman in judge Rice
{ court room, at which preliminary ar
! engagements were made for the pro-
I posed dance to be given on Thanks
I giving eve. Hayden and Winkelman
I have about 40 stragglers- and already
: the affair has been sufficiently IL
nanced- A =. Wamsley was eIecteu
! temporary chairman and G. A Soutter.
/ secretary protein. A committee com
{ posed of Messrs. Nash, Wiley and Rood
J was Instructed to look into the music
proposition, and if local musicians can
not be procured that viii give satlsI &C
ton, it is probable that music VIII be
secured from Phoenix 1t was DECIDED
to procure a program that viii be suit
able as souvenir containing tne
names of all local Elks-
Eugene Miller, assignee Of the John
Z MacIntyre company, has arrived from
Globe for a weeks stay.
w. W. Duncan, manager OF the hay
den supply cCmpany's san PEDRO
1 branch store, spent Few Gays IN
Phoenix Guy stephenson acted as
manager during Alr. DuncanS absence
Charles Tweed, an attache OF the
Standard Mercantile company, spent
few days in Phoenix with his family.
n F. O'COnnor has departed from
Hayden. in company with Z. W. Minor,
superintendent of the Cananea Con
sOlidated Copper cOmpany's railroad at
Cananea. where he has a position as
O'ConnOr was formerly in the employ
of the Cananea company IN like ca
Dacity for a period of five years, put
since Hayden has been on the map, has
been a resident here
Fred Netten. an attache Of the Ari-
zcna Eastern railroad IN the local
station, spent few DAYS with ms
folks in Phoenix Alfred Elliott, new
arrival in Hayden, relieved M MetJen
during his absence.
stella Lambert spent a few days in
James Farley and wife spent the
Deputy Walter Gibson has returned
from a months leave of absence. spent
with friends and relatives IN Illinois
and Wisconsin points.
Consolidated. has returned after
short session held with the state cor
poration commission in Phoenix.
J. O. Macdonald. superintendent Oh
Mills for the Raw Consolidated Copper
company. has returned from snort
visit in Phoenix
The Arizona Eastern railroad ran eN-
ira coaches on the local branch durlnS
the week TO accommodate the crowds
Mrs Joseph Fitzgerald spent a rev
days in Tempe and Phoenix visiting
with relatives
r N NcCrae. general mill foreman
for the Ray Consolidated Copper com
panv has returned from months visit
spent with friends in Los Angeles
MeEGTE- p
hard time dance in the Hayden hotel
only small crowd being present
Dr. a B. Rood has moved his dental
parlors from the Standard Mercantile
block TO the John MacIntyre block.
Tom Dennis. proprietor of the Hay
den Meat market is spending a few
days in Tempe with his family.
J. H Browne. superintendent OF the
Sunday school in connection with the
local Union church, acted as host at
picnic for his children Two buses con
veying the children q few miles up the
san Pedro to the picnic grounds Nari-
Gus games were enjoyed by the chill
dren.
L. H. Wiseman. an attache Of the
American Smelling company in the
general offices, has left for Tucson, on
receipt Of a telegram advising him o.
the serious illness Of his brother HIS
brother is manager Of a hotel at Ben
son. but was taken suddenly i'll and
hurried to the St. Mary's hospital at
Tucson.
Miss Grace Helen Wood, one Of the
local school teachers, spent a few days
in Phoenix
Russell Page and wife, Of Winkel-
man. spent the week in Phoenix
E. c. Taylor, OF TaylOr-Hatcn com
pany, is in Phoenix for few days. He
viii return in company with his wife,
who has been spending the past couple
OF weeks there