Arizona republican., 1915-05-27
Hayden Happenings

Vim. La Page. who has seemed to he convalescing at the Phoenix hos pital. has had a relapse and will re- turn to Phoenix on Tuesday for fur ther treatment.
 Dr. Hart of Ray is in charge of the hospital in Hayden during the absence of Dr. Norman. who is in Phoenix under the care of pr Mar tin.
 Mrs. Bartlett Carter ana sons have gone to Douglas. Mir. Carte went by way of 4lobe and Will join his wife in Douglas where they will locate.
 The Dokeys received the freedom of the town when they arrived on the excursion on Saturday. The gay uniforms, red lights and especially the bells and drums have given crowds of children stories to tell for months. The more than sixty men -xho marched in chains were taken to Pythian hall and as many of ti'am did not work next day. ! We sup posed they received the treatment due them.
 Miss NIarinda Fellows. formerly of Hayden. was married a few days since to John Alfred McCondTa. nf Casa Grande. Miss I1erows liveI with her sister. Mr.s. |. c. N.chol son. of Casa Crande.
 Roscoe Burnett. If Kelvin. vis:, ed his family in lFn%dc1 several days last week
 The Sunday school hour and the regular morning service will be l dedicated to a program for Chil- | -dren's day at the NJ. E. church on next sunday mprrirg. An interest ing program viii be gwen. Mrs. Frank Tly is giving an af- ternoon tea Tn ono. of Mrs. jack Williams. who le,-e; soon for the east and also for Mrs. Miller mother | of Mrs. Fay.
 C. l.. Huey has resigned is posi- ton at the Knight Thompson stors and left Hayden on Saturdays train with his wife and son. Miss Maxine Louizzi is visiting the family of w F.. Phillips. F.. Q. Kamm and F. F. KelIner came over from Superior with +. F. Jones in the Jones automobile on a business trip the middle of last week.
 Miss Anna Brandenburg. who taught successfully in the Hayden SCnOOlS lHe past two years, IS Ssllu to have been ccmplimented by the offer of a school by the school board of Winkelman, her home town.
 The Winkelman school board has also decided that as the world is composed of men and women it is better to have at least one man in their corps of teacher. He, will be principal of the school the coming year.
 The Teatro Nacional has set aside Monday evening June 1 as amateur night. Cash prizes will be given and several of Hayden's residents make some pretentions to histriOnic ability-we presume there will be several contestants
 Louis Prukket who came to Hay den a couple of years ago. died q few days ago soon after being taken to the hospital He had been suf- fering from d slight attack of bron- chitis which took a sudden acute form. probably. The authorities have not been able as yet to communicate with his family. His wife is in Germany and probably other rela- tives in St. Louis. Prukkets former home.
 Joe and Ei Scherer are building themselves a new house.
 On Friday evening when Peter Chalmers returned from work he found his dinner table laid for a half dozen guests whom his wife had in- Vited to celebrate Mir. Chalmers birthday anniversary. Those who did full justice to an excellent, we'll served dinner besides the host and hostess. were Mrs. $. J. Porter and daughter Bernice. Mrs. Tom Whittle and son Tom, and Messrs. Joe Kerr and W. Crone. Those calling during the evening to offer congratulations were Mir. Hugh and Wm- Walker and Mrs. C. NJ Frunz and Mrs