Arizona republican., 1913-05-07
SECTION FOREMAN At
KELVIN BADLY INJURED

w n Bryan section foreman for
the A E r. r at Kelvin, was
seriously injured Monday afternoon
by falling between two moving hand
cars and being almost run over by
one of them AS he fell he had
presence of mind enough to raise his
feet into the air as he lay on his
back and in this manner prevented
being run over The car that
struck him was being driven by sew
eral laborers who stopped it quick
ly as possible, but not until il had
pushed him along the track for quite
u distance badly decorating his left
shoulder and bruising him in many
places. While quite seriously injured
he is not thought to be internally
hurt and his recovery is expected To
be rapid At the time of the acct
dent Dr. Brown of Kelvin happened
to be in Hayden, but a telephone
message was sent TO r. NJ Record,
son-fn-law Of Mr. Bryan, and he
Immediately engaged Bob Jones auto
and, locating DR. Brown, started with
him to Kelvin, reaching the wounded
man about five in the afternoon
on last Saturday evening Mrs.
James Heggie was hostess at a most
delightful dance at the smelter club
house entertaining in a most charm
ing manner a large gathering of her
HAYDEN friends The splendid hard
wood floor of the club ball room.
splendid music by Mrs Wilcox and
Mr. Ivy, and an exceptionally cool
eN enng combined in producing most
ideal conditions for the occasion. De-
licious punch was served throughout
the evening and toward midnight
most excellent refreshments of coffee
and sandwiches were literally dis
pensed.
The basket social under the aus
pices of the Ladies Aid Society to be
held next Friday evening, May 9. Will
be at the Hayden hotel instead of at
the school house as formerly an
nounced.
w H Keegan. OF the ella County
Taxpayers association, spent several
days in Hayden the past week
A Sunday School convention was
held at the school house here Monday
evening under the direction Of Rev
erend Atkinson, superintendent Of
missions of the Methodist church II
| this state and New Mexico. Rev. Ad-
kinson was assisted by Rev Edward
| d Raley and Reverend Heinbaugh, Of
Phoenix a like convention was held
in Ray on the same evening under
the direction of d Carl Williams and
H A Deck These gentlemen are
making a thirty-day tour of the state
/ in the furtherance of the Sunday
| school work Of the Methodist church
After a visit of month or two
with her sister here, Miss Lubelt
Wharitt returned to her home in
| Kansas City. Sunday. where her mar
| riage 10 Arthur Vincent Bauer, of
| Portland. Oregon, will take place in
June Mrs. Roy Hatch. her sister,
accompanied her and will lemain
with her parents in Kansas City IN
ftn about the first of August. Miss
W1herritt made many friends While
here who greatly regret her depart
! ure
The Mexican holiday, Cinco dc
Mayo, was duly celebrated in this
vicinity Monday There were horse
races and various field sports al
Winkelman in the afternoon and
dances at Winkelman and San Pedro
in the evening a baseball team Of
Hayden and Winkelman players was
gotten together and went over TO Ray
in the morning to do battle with the
Sonora team at that place.
A 4. Jones, formerly traffic man at
Tempe for the copper and smelter
companies operating here has ac-
cepted a position in the general Of
flee of the Ray Consolidated