Arizona republican., 1915-06-02
Hayden Happenings

the shelter plant at Hayden in the next
 better streets and d better concentrat-
 ing plant by the Ray Con. Co. new
 furnace will be put in the smelter and
 it i.s said the American Shelter and Refining company who have bought the Christmas mines. will build new pow CT plant at Hayden, which will fur
 nish the electricity at Christmas. Mrs. c. l.. Knight accompanied bs her daughters Ruby and Bessie has gone 10 the coast to recuperate for a few weeks
 [ Mrs H. S Ingalls, has returned af- ter visit to San Francisco. looking
 much better than when she went away. l Mrs. Ingalls, will manage the Hayden 1 hotel at least for a time, during the I absence of Mrs. Knight | On Saturday afternoon there was a 1 clVC-in at one of the wells of the pow ! CT plant which filled some of the pipe | line with mud. causing a shortage of l water A full force of men was called i out who worked nearly all night be- ! fore the accident had been remediet. Many sons of veterans went to work on Memorial Day with long faces they have always believed commem- oratinE the day. but on account of the accident at the power plant. there is much extra work for all Because of the generous treatment the Workmen are responding Loyalty to the call of duty instead of enjoying a holiday.
 Ely Phillips has resigned as manager of the Teatro Nacional and Mir Ste .-I.- Stephenson has taEen charge of the thcater and is introducing new fea- lures to advertise the business. On Wednesday evening free admittance was given to those who wished to sec the new Elaine series. and Col Heeza Liar. The mothers and children were captured for the season, if the uproar- ouS applause meant anything. Mr.s Mabry was over from Hayden Junction on Thursday visiting and shopping.
 R.'O. Ronta is back at work after being in the rospital of Dr. Murphy of Chicago for some weeks The doctor removed the eve from the socket and took a steel splinter from the back of the eve ball. The perfect and rapid cure seems miraculous.
 Jchn Knapp and daughter Katie of Smeltci Hill have gone to Fl Paso to reside.
 Inc ladies of the Eastern Star gave an entertainment at Hutton Hall. Win kclman. in honor of Mrs \. C. Hahn. who will soon leave for her new home ;n Globe.
 Miss Cclestino Phillips returned home for tFo summer vacation from the School of Music. Phoenix.
 The Holbrook family left for the Pa eff" coast the latter part of the week
 F. NJ. Martin. supervising engineer of the A <. and F. Co. is making a visit to Hayden in regard to the enlarge mrut of the plant here
 Mayor T. Armstrong of Winkelman and wife, visited their daughter. Mrs F. ! .EonoT of Superior last week.
 IL is reported that Thos A Wills and Vim. Kellogg of Mammoth have Wills on the San Pedro. the Willow Springs ranch. the ranch at Snider's Wells the Sunny Side ranch anf the Putnam Wells with thecattlc belong ing to those ranches for more than S125.G0o. to J. IT. Norton of Colo. Mcsrg. Wills and Kellogg have large land and cattle interests not included in this deal. It is reported that Sup "rvisor Wills will make his home in Florence for the next few years.
 Mrs. Calhoun, a nurse from Tempe is enc of the present corps of nurses at the lIavdcn hospital.
 Jack Backward is in Hayden settling mp business matters He reports Tue son a pleasant nlace to live
 Mcsda mes Rhinehart. Fustas and Elliott are still at the hospital Their friends hope for speedy recovery for each
 Mrs Hawkins of Copper Creek is al- so patient at the hospital.
 Mrs. w. F.. Phillips gave an after noon tea in honor of Mrs C. A Hahn who wIll join her husband in Globe very soon The many friends who were present made gift of cut glass to Mrs Hahn
 Deputy Sheriff George Sears of Phoc- nix left Hayden on Sunday with prisoner who had been traiIed from Maricopa county after committing a robbery near Phoenix
 A. o. Frollan was drc1dfulIv burned on arms and throat bv a live wire on Tuesday. The burns are so widely spread and decp that the patient will be many months in recovering. Mir. Brokan is q musician and the fear of not being able to express his musical taste rauses the patient more suffering than the burns cause.
 Mrs. Wm Rounds of Fort Worth who has been visiting her parents Rev. and Mrs. Morrison at the par Sonage returned to her home on Mon day Besides a charming p/>ona,ty. Mrs. Rounds possesses a splendid voice which has been heard with great pleas uTe by her new acquaintances. Many social functions have been given in her honor
 Mrs. Truman Phillips gave an after moon reception on Thursday after noon in honor of Miss Maud Miller who becomes the bride of MT. Pctro on June 1st.
 The base ball grounds have been en- larged to regulation sizez and put in good condition for the games on Sun day and Monday between the Shelter