Arizona republican., 1915-10-06
Hayden Happenings
Especial to The Republican)

Especial to The Republican) 1 HAi DEN, Ariz., Oct. 5.-Miss Stel- ] ia Scott is returning to Hayden tC remain with her sister Mrs. Ben Eel lows, until later, when her father MT. II. B. Scott will have her go to a good school in California to finish her education. MT. Scott is located at Palmdale, Calf. where he has a general merchandise and supply store
 MT. Wm. Brady who spent several weeks at the coast taking in the big fair recently returned to Hayden. , bringing with him some of the up to date hits in the music line as well as some of the classic music. His dance music collection is excellent and the dance loving folks of Hayden welcome Mir. Brady most cordially.
 The Ladies of Gila Valley Grove No. T, Woodman Circle. are plan ming a delightful evening to enter tain members and friends, Tuesday, Sept. 19 in their lodge nall. It will be open social night" dancing games and other things will add to the evenings program.
 Friends and all who know her. were glieved to learn of the death of Mrs. McGovern here Saturday. Mrs. McGoyern had been very ill suffering from cancer for several months. MT. McGovern is employed at Knight Thompson merchandise store, and is left with three little children.
 Miss Johnnie Glinn, who sustained Injuries in a fall from a horse about ten days ago, is still confined to her home. Miss Glinn is chief operator in the telephone office and her many friends sincerely hope for her speedy recovery, that she may return to her important duties.
 MT. Brichastraux recently received his household goods from Salt Lake and has rented a comfortable home in North Hayden. He is expecting Mrs. Brichastraux and baby next week
 Messrs. Hibbs and Brown are giv- ing instruction in dancing. Lessons are usually followed by a social dance. MT. Brady's orchestra furn- ishes excellent music for their pleas ant affairs. which are bound to be a success socially, under the courte- ous management of these gentlemen
 Miss Jennie Lopez, valued em- ploye of the telephone force, has re- ceived a lovely piano and is making excellent progress in her music stu dies under Mrs. Ben Fellows.
 MT and Mrs C. C. Nichols re- gently of Casa Grande are visiting with relatives and friends in Hayden. Mrs. Nichols will remain here in definitely. having taken a position with the Hayden Supply Store. As to Nick" as he is generally known the cat is not yet out of the bag.
 Mrs. Hattie La Page returned to Hayden the latter part of the week after spending several days in Phoe- nix. Mrs. La Page brought her Mrs. Merritt of Prescott, back with her.
 Mrs. Edna Luerley, of Mesa. is vis iting her mother and sister, Mrs. Dunn and family
 Mrs. c. Cox nas been confined to her home recently having slightly wrenched ankle to contend with.
 The ladies of the Woodman Circle will give a public entertainment i'll the near future-the affair will prob a bly consist chiefly of dancing as that comes second to baseball here.
 MT. O'Brien has moved his family into one of the cottages just com pleted on Main street, and the house they have just vacated will be occu- pied by Ray Mcclure and sister and nephew.
 Mrs. Nathan McGovern passed