Arizona republican., 1915-12-10

iils5 4eAoN uNSCGE IIASil- AHC AOIAOHAAiS, being chosen: Most excellent chief Olive Lester: excellent senior, Hazel Wignan; excellent junior, Elma Cooke; manager, Ida Dunlap: pro- tector Minnie Grange; guard. Bessie Thew; mistress of records and cor respondence. Elva Studiey: mistress of finance. Eula Marshall.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Clarkson Of Shelter Hill are receiving congratu- lations over the birth of son who came to their home on Nov. 2.
 Mrs. James Farmer, and children have returned from Texas where they spent several weeks at the home of Mrs. Farmers parents.
 Miss Hope Jenson, who has won great popularity during her visit herc with her sister, Mrs. Hirst. left on Monday for her home in Salt Lake City.
 Victor Redcwill of Phoenix spent several days last week in Hayden.
 MT. and Mrs. Grover Walker are rejoicing over the advent of a son, born on Nov. 2S.
 The Daughters of Rebekah have re- ceived an invitation from Dr. Nor rison tc be present at the service Cn the evening of Dec. F. The ser 2 mon and music will he appropriate to the occasion. The Noble Grand re- quests all to be present. and to meet
 before the service in front of the Knight Thompson store
 The many friends of Miss Maria Wilson were deeply grieved to learn of her death on the morning of Mon- day, Nov. %. The shock was greater on account of the fact that she had spent the Thanksgiving vacation in Hayden and Winllleman visiting with friends At that time she had a se- we're cold, which developed so rapidly into pneumonia that her condition on Sunday night was so serious that her relatives in Phoenix were nOti- fled. but arrived on Monday after death had occurred.
 Dr. Morrison conducted funeral ser vices in Winkleman on Tuesday. and the body was then taken 10 Phoe- nix. pr. Sims conducted services in the Central NJ F. Church there in i the presence Of a large number of
 friends
 1 Miss Wilson was very well known here. having been bOokkeeper for 1 the Ray Con. hotel, and later a sue 1 cessful teacher in WinNeman and at the Ray school, where she was em pldNed at the time of her death ! Her estimable qualities had erdeared | her to all who knew her. and her passing will cause a void that will Ibe hard to fill in their hearts.
 The Daughters of Rebekah elected officers at their regular meeting on Saturday night The following off, cers were elected: Noble grand, Car 1 rie Thompson; vice grand, Elma 1 Cook; secretary, Helen Wilcox; | treasurer Connie Armstrong. Mrs 1 Dunlap and Mrs. Fred Cornelius ! served refreshments at the close oi the business session.
 ] MT. and Mrs Clayton Tucker who went to Oatman some time ago. have decided to spend the winter in Ne braska. their old home, and have gone east.
 On Sunday afternoon. the funera i of Walter E. Booth took place il i Winkleman. with Dr. Morrison off. ciating. The young man was wei and favorably known here, having
 been in this vicinity for some years
 He had been a sufferer for a lon
 time from tuberculosis. Walter F.
 Booth was born in ChautaucUa Coun 1 tv. Kansas, June II, 1888, and dieC ] Dec. !. 1915. He is survived bl
 three sisters and two brothers tht brothers being business men in Win i lIIcman and with him at the time o ! his death. Interment was made a 1 Winkleman.
 | The ladies of the Wocdman Circle are planning Q masquerade ball t' be given at their hall on New Year night. The committees in charge ar' planning a most enjoyable evening.
 At the regular business session o the T. Q. O. F. on Wednesday night officers were elected for the neX term. 1t was also decided to unit
 with the Knights of Pythias in add ing h feet in width to the lodge room and to install steam heat. Thi: 1 work will be done immediately, anC
 it is expected the new quarters vii
 be ready for use hy the first of th'
 year