Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
Hayden Happenings

Mir Diamond. the genial conductor on the Phoenix & Eastern passenger train is recovering from an injury received | by a lamp on the train falling on him. At first it was believed that he was permanently crippled but after several weeks recuperating on the coast, his condition is such that he expects to 1 return to his duties on the 18th. Julius Kruttschnitt of the A. Ss F. Co. was a passenger on Wednesdays out going train.
 At a meeting of the official board of the NJ r. church on Tuesday night, it was decided to hold meetings outdoors and arrangements were made for light ing the space in front of the church.. r NJ Hudlow went to Tempe on Wednesday to attend the wedding of his daughter. Cora. to Mir. Laveen. Miss Hudlow tx well known in Hayden as she was the successful teacher of the Aravaipa school a year ago and was present at many affairs in Hayden and
 Winkelman that winter.
 Miss Maxine Lovezzi of Ray spent several days with Phillips family.
 Mrs. McQuistan left on Wednesday for Springfield. Ohio. having received notice of the death of her mother.
 Several people left for the coast on Wednesday among them being Mrs. Albert Anderson. Miss Grace Stewart. Mrs. Henry Christy and Messrs Guy Stevenson. Blake and Jack Kinney and little daughter Melba
 Dad Burnett is again on the water wagon route after spending several days in the hills at his sons claim.
 Mrs Hale left on Wednesdays train for Cochran where she will visit with friends for q week or so.
 Mrs Lynch of North Hayden who has been seriously i'll for several weeks is SO far improved as to be able to leave for tho coast on Saturday where she will spend the rest of the summer.
 TavIor Brandon has, sold his house in North Hayden to F. NJ. Ludlow who expects to move his family here from Tempe next week. MT. and Mrs. Bran den are going to Pitnam. Texas, to spend three months with relatives
 Gus Hirschfield was a passenger on Thursdays train for Phoenix.
 On Friday afternoon the Shelter and Ray Con. teams played game for the benefit of Centerfielder Bender. who was so unfortunate as to break his ankle while on the diamond some weeks ago. The score stood to in favor of Shelter.
 A tent in San Pedro was consumed by fire on Wednesday morning about l, II o'clock
 Mir 0. Wiser. is in Hayden on one Of his regular trips. While here he will ] stay with MT. and Mrs. Blackman.
 r NJ. Martin. construction engineer ! for the A. s. R. Co, returned from a fri, fctr I-riJ
 Twenty carpenters who have been | here for three months. have finished | the work on which they were employed i and have left camp.
 Dr. Perkins of PhoeniX.-has charge | of the hospital while Dr. Norman | spends his vacation on the coast
 The little child of Mir. and Mrs. Geo. | Bordwell of .5melter Hill succombed to | a long illness on Thursday and was | buried in WinlIelman on Friday. TheI community unites in the deep sym pathy for the bereaved parents. For 1 weeks the little ones life has hung on 1 thread, but till the last there was hopes for it's life.
 Batk houses have been constructed ! at the reservoir which greatly increases the enjoyment of the many who bathe there
 John Knapp who has been connected with the A. & R. Co, for several years, expects to leave on the 18th for north ern California, where he has a posi- ton as foreman in the reconstruction of a shelter.
 Mir. Boren. who has a position with the Hayden Supply company, left on Friday for Los Angeles where he will undergo an operation. He expects to return to Hayden in month, accom- panied by his family.
 The ball grounds are being enclosed by high board fence.
 The Noe Var club is considering the enlarging of it's building It is intended ., to more than double the size of the