Arizona republican., 1915-10-31
Hayden Happenings

! merly of Hayden, but who for the past year have been located at Miami ar ! rived in Hayden Tuesday. after 8 three months motor trip at the ex- positions. MT. Holmes continued on to Oatman on Thursday. but Mrs. | Holmes will remain in Hayden for some time.
 MT. and Mrs. E. O. Petro returned on Tuesday from Phoenix, where they
 have been visiting for two weeks. M. Berry, representing Lytthan's Music Co, of Phoenix, was in town this week on one of his regular busi- ness trips, and disposed of several new instruments here and in Winkle- man. -.+ Owing to the fact that many of the auto drivers continued to drive at a reckless speed after frequent reproofs. MT. Moffatt has had series of break CTS built across the streets al various points. and as a result pedestrians can safely traverse them.
 Walter Brands returned Tuesday from Phoenix where he has been on business t4'-4
 pr. Butler of Mammoth was in Hay den Thursday, in consultation with
 Drs. Norman and Hart in the case
 of Mrs. William Morris 5--s'1
 Those who were present at the
 meeting of the young people on Tues
 day night to consider the organization
 of an Epworth League report that the
 prospects are very encouraging for
 thriving organization this winter.
 Temporary officers were elected and are: MT. Kells, president Miss Palm.
 vice president; Mir Masterson, secre- taTy and treasurer; Miss Page, organ ist: Several committees were appoint ed and it was decided to have a social gathering once a month. The first devotional meeting will be held next. Sunday night at 6:30 o'clock, with MT. Kells as leader.
 MT and Mrs. Clayton Tuckey left on Fridays train for Phoenix. Their many friends are sorry to learn of their intention to locate elsewhere, as since their marriage, nearly two years ago. they have made their home here and will be greatly missed. Mrs. Tuckey will visit for some time with friends in Phoenix, while MT. Tuckey will proceed to Oatman. where he eX- poets to locate
 William Ruff of Golfers Publishing Co.,, was in Hayden this week on one of his regular trips.
 Much sorrow was; felt when the news spread throughs the town that Mrs. William Morris passed away at eight o'clock on the Sevening of Fri day October 29. While her friends were aware of her critical condition. they continued to hope for her recov- cry till the last. Mrs. Morris had been very i'll for three weeks from a com plication of diseases which resulted Af J0rl mother had been called to her bedside two weeks ago. Funeral services will be conducted at the residence on Sun will leave on the train for Spring | Valley. Calif her girlhood home, where interment will be made by the side of her father and her infant daughter Mrs Morris was B years old on the 4th of July and was a na- tive of Aurora. III. She is survived by her mother, her husband and little daughter. During the year of her life in Hayden Mrs. Morris greatly herself to a wide circle or friends, whose deep sympathy will go with the bereaved family on their sad errand. .N
 Johnson and Johnson, managers of the skating rink, at Winkleman. have put on a new jitney between Hayden and winlleman. Charles Garrity, the popular short stop on the Shelter team, has gone to Portland, Ore, where he has con- tracted to play in a big team.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Taylor are the happy parents of a son, the second in the family. who was born on Thurs lay Mrs Taylor and the little man Ire reported to be in fine condition.
 Miss Mary Elliott left on Friday for Casa Grande, where she will visit for some time with relatives.
 Kenneth Knight is driving his new ''ord during all his spare minutes.
 MT. Earl Hatch and wife returned he first of the week from an ex- ended vacation trip on the coast.
 Mrs. Bertie Seeley fell and brokel m arm while skating at the Dream and' skating rink in Winklemanl Sunday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Taylor are the happy parents of a baby boy, born Tues