Arizona republican., 1915-08-03
Hayden Happenings


 nesday from a few days visit in ! Ray.
 Fire consumed a tent on Shelter 1 Hill on Tuesday afternoon. It was occupied by two men who were away at work. at the time, and the flames had made such progress that nothing of the contents was saved. Frank Tweed left on Thursday for Phoenix after visiting here several days with his brother Charles. Uncle" Jack Williams is out again after being seriously i'll for several weeks.
 | Mrs. Wm. Harvey and son arrived in town on Thursday and will make 1 their home here this winter. Miss Elma Cook returned on [ Thursday from Globe where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Duncan. R. A. Cook and wife of Ray, were among the people from the mining
 town who were present at the ball game on Wednesday. Both Mir. and | Mrs Cook are well known in Hayden.
 Mrs Cook was formerly Miss Tint Logan.
 Curtis Knight of Knight Thompson i Company is away at the coast. Conditions in the mining world
 have so encouraged small mines in
 the district that much custom ore is
 arriving for the smelter here. From
 one to dozen cars arrive with every freight train and one train last
 week brought sixteen cars. i Nr and Mrs. Grover were visitors in Higley and Phoenix last week, returning Sunday.
 aI,i 11ra,a ! left for Tempe on Sunday to super intend the building of a residence there They plan to make the family ! home in Tempe during the school
 term Nels Johnson. the local archi-
 tect. drew the plans for the building,
 Mir. and Mrs. Foster of Winkelman.
 were in Hayden on Saturday. 1 Mrs A. l.. Bum and child arrived ] last week to join MT. Bum and will make their home here. Mir. Bum
 las one of the cottages on South | Utah avenue.
 i Mrs. LePage and children, who have been in Prescott all summer. fe-
 turned to Hayden Friday The Noe Var club gave dance on the tennis court Saturday night
 which was attended by a large crowd |. Virgil Deering visited last week with his family in Mesa. He has | bought a cottage in North Hayden and will move his family here before
 the beginning of school. l Frank Evans. of the firm of Evans and Rayburn, of Superior, was in
 town last week visiting relatives and renewing old acquaintances. He was accompanied by his bride whom he had recently acquired in Deming, ! New Mexico They were making an extended auto trip before return | ing to Superior where MT. Evans has | large contracts.
 | Miss FIeda Chamberlain, who is | connected with the Lubin Film Co of Phoenix. visited her home on the 1 San Pedro last week 1 Mir. Doran. of the Hayden Supply | Co. returned from Los Angeles Sat
 urday.
 Mrs. Will Fellows left on Sunday for Clifton where she will spend sev- eraI weeks visiting relatives. 1 Mrs. Ben Warrington, of Tucson is spending a few days in Hayden. MT. and Mrs. w. O. Farmer of Snider Wells. spent a week in Hayden with their parents recently. The Gila and San Pedro rivers are again fordabIe and produce from To- cal ranches is again in the market 1 Mrs. L. l. Marsh. of San Diego, has recently come to Hayden and IS em- rloved by the Hayden Supply Co., i He has sent for his family and will make his home in North Hayden. Grandpa Hale came up from Coch- ran on Sunday to visit his son family.
 Edward Hill. who has been man. aging the Hayden barber shop. left | for Phoenix Sunday Joseph Browne purchasing agent for the Ray Consolidated Co., left on Saturday for Los Angeles, where he will spend several weeks in the in | terst of the company. While away
 he will visit san Francisco and other ] coast towns
 Arthur O. Richardson, of Hayden, was married on Thursday night to | Miss Maggie Frank. at the home of
 her parents in Tempe. The young couple will come to Hayden to make l their home.
 Guy stevenson, manager of the ! rTavden Supnlv Co. writes that he
 will not. be home this week as he contemplated but will spend two | more weeks III lHt 1dlAlpiiiA tains hunting.
 Byron Goodrich. of Smelter Hill left last week for French Lick, In
 diana, where Mrs. Goodrich has been
 with relatives for month. They
 will return about Sept. l.
 Wm. r. Down and Fred Cutting
 both formerly connected with large
 firms in San Diego. are recent ad- ! of ha y-do Supply Go.
 Mrs Lavina Holsinger. of Iowa, is
 visiting in Hayden. the guest of her
 brother. l.. F.. Hatch. MT F. C. TayIor. of the firm of
 Taylor & Hatch, is home from a
 vacation of several weeks on the
 coast. Mrs. Taylor will remain in
 Long Beach with relatives till later | in the season.
 The T. O. O. F. lodge is planning
 a melon feast after their regular