Arizona republican., 1915-06-09
Hayden Happenings

! Monday evening Misses Mildred Mas first prize of $3 for singing duet | Bert French received the second prize, s2, for a cornet solo. ! There have been several victims o1 | sort of fever resembling mild walking typhoid, lately among whom are Irving Robinson and V. Cook
 Louis Strutz of Gila Bend arrived i Wednesday expecting to work at the mill all summer. Mrs. George Turner of Winkleman went to Tempe on Tuesday She will spend two or three months with her children. Miss Wilson, teacher in the Wink leman school left on Saturday for Florence and Phoenix to spend her vacation.
 Miss Hope Jensin has returned from a months visit among friends in Ray.
 The WoOdman's Circle are giving one of their popular dances on Sat urday evening. A big crowd and a pleasant evening is expected
 H. Baily and wife of Winkleman went overland in their car to Tue
 
 east to Nashville, Tenn, to visit her family whom she has not seen for three years. MT. Baily will visit San Francisco and San Diego during his vacation.
 Walter Weaver went in his car to Tucson and will proceed as far as Casa Grande looking after business interests before returning.
  son who arrived at his house on Monday morning that he insists on presenting his wife with a third auto. He promises his little boy q first ride in his own Overland
 Miss Eva Turner, a teacher of Winkleman schools, who has been visiting on Ash Creek has returned. She will visit friend in Hayden be- fore returning to Tempe She ex- poets to spend the summer with her family at Prescott.
 E. O, Petro left Hayden on Mon day for Tempe where Miss Maude Miller had preceded him. They were married at the residence of C. B. Wood at that place on Tuesday and will spend their honeymoon visiting the expositions. They have a beau tiiul cottage furnished. ready for them on their return.
 The Winkleman Dancing club is giving the last dance of the season on next Wednesday evening. They promise it will also be the hest.
 Miss Sarah Rice of the local tele- phone exchange is enjoying a weeks vacation
 Miss Thelma Dennis was pleasant ly surprised at the home of Mrs. J. A. Masterso non Friday evening by a number of her young friends.
 Nels Johnson is spending several days in Ray this week
 For three days the past week this vicinity endured severe winds which blew the tailings over the town in clouds. A pleasant shower followed the wind and the weather is again moderated.
 Miss Case is in Hayden from Tempe on a business trip.
 MT and Mrs. Thomas McClelland are busy house hunting. They may be obliged to build as every house is occupied at present
 MT. and Mrs. Earl Hatch and Mir. and Mrs Edgar Drake will leave on Tuesday for a ten days auto trip which will include Globe, the Roose- welt dam. Phoenix. and other points of interest.
 New officers were elected by the Rebecas at their hall on Saturday evening. Mrs. Pauline Hutton was chosen for Noble Grand; Mrs. Carrie Thompson. Vice Grand; Mrs Helen Wilcox, Secretary; Mrs. Connie Arm strong. Treasurer.
 Rollo Fay, son of Mir and Mrs Frank Fay is improving after week of illness.
 Mrs. Morrison is quite i'll at the parsonage suffering from an attack of bronchitis.
 Harvey Rice is managing the Hayden Transfer business during the absence of the owner.
 Miss Johnnie Glenn. chief operator of the local telephone exchange, leaves on Monday for a two months vacation.
 Miss Sarah Rice takes Miss Glenrfs place during her absence.
 Mrs. Elliot, who has been at the hospital for some weeks taking treatment for rheumatism has re- turned to her home greatly inn proved in health and spirit
 Mrs. Reinhart has also returned home from the hospital much i'm proved.
 On the evening of the installation of officers, July 3, the Rebeccas are planning a social evening to which they have invited the brother odd Fellows.
 The dance at the theater on Satur- day evening. given by the ladies of the Woodmen's Circle was q great success.
 There will be a smeeting of the of ficial board of the NJ. E. church on Wednesday evening. Important mat ters are to be discussed and a full is desired.
 The baby son of Mrs. and Mrs. I. c. Lane. who was taken seriously ill on Saturday evening. is quite inn proved.
 Mrs. Hale, who has been caring for three or four children who have had whooping cough for a month, is with a nervous break down.