Arizona republican., 1915-10-03
Hayden Happenings

MT. ana MrS. L. E.. thompson went by auto to Courtland on Sunday and will spend a week there with Mrs. Thompson's mother.
 Mrs. Geo. Cook was hostess on "Wednesday afternoon to the Pythian | Sisters. They have planned a series of afternoons this winter to be held at the homes of the members.
 Several dogs have been victims, in the past week. of polsoner. Some of the dogs destroyed have been val uable animals and others have been pets in families, who feel greatly outraged at their loss.
 Mrs. Hale returned Tuesday from trip of two weeks duration, to the Hale ranch near Kelvin.
 Miss Celestine Phillips left on Tuesday for Phoenix where she will resume her studies at the School of Music.
 F.. M. Patton went overland to Tempe on Tuesday and will be gone a week on business
 s. M. Trask left on Thursday for Hurley. N. M, where he expects to locate. MT. Trask is one of the most valued members of the Noe Tar band and will be greatly missed by musical circles.
 Hugh Cummings and bride re- turned to Hayden on Tuesday from honeymoon trip to Prescott. They are at home in North Hayden. MT Hurley has moved his family into a new cottage just completed north of the ball grounds. Mrs. R. E. Lynch, of Hayden, died at the Deaconess hospital in Phoe- nix on Monday night She had been taken to the coast several months ago in hopes the change would bene- fit her health which was then in serious condition. She was return ing to Hayden when she collapsed 'at Phoenix. With her at the time of her death, were her daughters, Mrs Ben Fellows and Miss Stella Scott MT. Lynch, her son Ralph Scott and MT. Fellows reached Phoenix from Hayden on Tuesdays train.
 The funeral was held from Whit ney's undertaking parlors in Phoenix. the services being conducted by Rev. w. J. Sims.
 D. J. Champion died at the hospital on Monday afternoon after a short illness. The unfortunate young man who was 21 years of age. had been very popular during his stay here At lic DtSluH Ol IHe DdIl season he was one of the members of the Ray Con. team but was at that time in failing health and did not con- tinue to play long.
 The patkos of his death was in creased by the fact that his aged mother who was coming to his bed side from Los Angeles, missed her train connections at Phoenix on Sunday morning and was compelled to remain there till Monday morning, reaching here only a few hours be- fore lis passing and after he had 1apSed into total unconsciousness The mother took the remains back to Los Angeles on Tuesday and in torment was made there
 Besides his bereaved mother he is survivd by a father and several brothers.
 James Hassett and bride have re- turned to Hayden from Phoenix where they were married last week. They are stopping at the Knight ho- tel while waiting for their house to be completed.
 The Pythian Sisters initiated a class of eight into the mysteries of their lodge at their regular meeting on Thursday night. Those joining were: Mesdames Charles Thew 1 Dora Robinson. Al Williams, Floyd Courtney. Ed Graham and James Mcdonald: Messrs. James Mcdonald, | Earl Marble and Newhouse
 Mrs. Dallas, formerly Most Excel l lent Chief of the lodge at Phoenix | was a guest and as she has recently | moved to Winkleman, the lodge here 1 is congratulating itself on the addi- ] tion of her membership
 A committee of men composed of l Messrs. Wignall. Carter and Read | served delicious refreshments con- | sisting of sandwiches. olives. pickles, | coffee and cake, and are modestly | receiving congratulations on the | classy way in which they did it.