Arizona republican., 1915-03-17
HAYDEN

The Daughters of Rebecca enjoyed
 most delightful time at their Sat
 urday meeting. After initiation of
 two candidates q banquet was served followed by an hour of dancing. Mrs. Clara Baker, noble grand of the Hayden Rebeccas and principal of the Winkleman schools, has re- ceived word of the serious illness of both her parents in Oregon. MT. and Mrs. Kinney have moved to the hoase formerly occupied by MT. and Mrs. Jackson on School street Mrs. Maggie Tanner, who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Strietz in Phoenix, returned on Sunday very much improved in health. Among those visiting the Christmas camp on Sundays train were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nash, MT. and Mrs. Hearst. MT. Ezell and son. MT. and Mrs. Instan and son Jack. Mes danes Ricketts. Hill. Dodd. Wilde, Jack Gergan and Miss Thelma Den miss.
 Mrs. Ben Fellows returned from St. Joseph's hospital in Phoenix, on Sunday.
 Mcssrs. John and Charles Orr are in Globe arranging for their last naturalization papers.
 Miss Ericsson is visiting the Eitz-
 gerald family.
 The Noe Ear club gave a most delightful reception on Saturday evening, a farewell party to MT. and Mrs. Stone of Shelter Hill, who leave soon for Colorado. Mr. and Mrs
 Stone will be missed by many friends. George Mount win move to his
 ranch cn the San Pedro as soon as
 the Gila is fordable His mother who has been visiting him left on
 Monday for her home.
 Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Jean and Mrs
 Mount of School street, have all been
 suffering from nervous prostration All of them are on the road to re :.
 ccvery.
 l T. Sutton of the Bishop O., was
 in Hayden the past week on q business trip.
 l Milton Hoyt, popular mill foreman,
 has resigned his position in Hayden and will take d 30 days vacation, which he will spend with his family
 on their ranch. He has accepted :, position in Kelvin. Mrs Hoyt will spend the summer in Kansas, visit ing with her family. MT. Rice takes l Mir. Hoyt's old place. Mir Hoy Hatch ! and Mir Donald assistant superin-
 tendent. On Saturday evening the
 men on Nr. Hoyts shift, together with their wives and sweethearts,
 gave surprise party to Mir. and Mrs Hoyt. On Sunday, about thirty five of the boys invited Mir. Hoyt to a picnic in the grounds above the res tervoir
 MT. McGovern. who returned from a seven months stay in Texas. is al his old place in the Knight Thompson
 store. The patrons of the store are lall glad to see Mir McGovern back.
 MT. and Mrs. l. C. Lane gave q very pleasant musical party on Fri
 !day evening. Messrs Blackman ano
 Garner sang and later in the even ing the sextette, who will sing in the Noe Ear minstrel show treated htt company to some delightful songs. . Miss Grace Wood, teacher in Hay . den schools, returned from Tempe o, Sunday. She was called home by tn, death of her grandmother, Mrs , White. Mrs. Porter was substitute for Miss Wood during her absence.
 On Thursday evening the play
 Are You Mason?" was given a the Teatio NaciOnal by Wiklemai talent under the auspices of the c F. S. The proceeds are to be use, ell for charitable purposes. The furniture of Grover Wake of Higley, has arrived, and the fam
 fly is established in their new house