Arizona republican., 1915-04-28
Hayden Happenings

The Arizona Eastern R. R. is spend ins an immense sum of money repair inG and strengthening the road be- tween Hayden and Ray, especially around Hayden Junction. Gangs of men have been busy many weeks building entertainments and driving pill tngs where the most dangerous wash out occurred, and making new road bed near the hills.
 The youngsters of Hayden have pre- pared themselves to enjoy cam. gi and merry go-round which was to have reached this place last week from Superior The outfit found the road impossible and stopped at Ray.
 Ernest Frye, %, Brannaman is busy batting up splendid field of alfalfa now in bloom. which was planted last September and which has never been irrigated. The rains have brought on fine crop of well set alfalfa
 \ heavy hailstorm visited this sec ton last Saturday causing ae great lowering of temperature and interfer- ing with several picnic parties and ice cream socials
 George Johnson. formerly warehouse foreman of \. <. 6 R. Co, who has, been in California for several months is now employed by the Kelvin Lumber Go. at Win<elman.
 The I. c. c. r. celebrated the ami 1 versary of their organization at their hall in Hayden on Saturday evening i which is the Rebecca meeting time l and which order joined in giving a very delightful evening. There was excel : lent music for dancing and dainty re- treatments A short program followed | consisting of reading by MT Steinlle | solo by r.. Garner. and an address on Rcbeccaism by Mrs. Neiper. The young people danced until sunday morning
 Paul. the young son of F.. l.. Thonp- son is suffering from q serious case of 4 blood poisoning caused by knife cut I in the palm of his hand received two i weeks ago. The boy is said to be con valescine
 Mrs. Crcnshaw. who has had an at tack of appendicitis, expects to enter Phoenix hospital in a week or so.
 Mrs. Mode Ragsdale has gone over land to Superior to join her husband, who is at work in that busy camp The Hayden school children went tu Hayden Junction on Saturday for a picnic. They report a fine time not Withstanding the rain and hail storm
 
 various sports were enjoyed Rev Morrison gave a fine lecture on Lincoln at the M. r. church on sunday evening. The regular attendants at church who were at the theater that evening missed real treat Tho Redmond company have cap , tured this town. Ii is pronounced byi every one who attended their perform ances to he the best theatrical com pany which has ever visited Hayden The social entertainments were post B poned for them and the churches sl- E most deserted. We hope they will re- E turn and give weeks engagement f soon. The camp will support good plays if they know about them. The U. A. baseball team which was -o nave played the second game on Sat lrdaY evening with one of the local cams, was greatly disappointed by the storm in the afternoon which ruined he grounds fer the rest of the day The University boys are not allowed to play on Sunday. so the teams will meet k ater to decide who are victors. The University boys made friends with all whom they met here Mrs. Brooks, who came in from the san Pedro to nurse her sister and E lephew has taken sick and is under E he doctors care
 Since the mill has been running at H ull force the Wilson Autobus and N Transfer Co. has been oVerrun with rders of all sorts until it is thought H probable another machine may be add "a q to the business H