Arizona republican., 1916-05-26

ner. Ruth Dewey, Grace Holbrook Marie O'Neil, Christina Saragoca, Robyn Wilcox, Walter Langridge, Van i Doach. Macario Ballesteros. The music furnished by the Noe Tar or chestra was greatly appreciated.
 Miss Brown, principal of the school, win remain for a few weeks making reports and planning work for next term.
 Miss Etzweiier, whose classes gave i charming little play on Wednesday afternoon, left on Saturday to begin her work among the Zumi Indians at Black Rock x. NJ.
 Frank Estes has begun to build his new house on South Utah avenue. i He christened his new motor truck | l in hauling material for his house. i
 Miss Adele Page, who has taught the Hayden Junction school the past three years. has finished her term and is home on Shelter Hill taking
 a well earned vacation
 The Hayden Epworth League cele
 brated Mothers Day and the twenty
 seventh anniversary of the league in
 one service on the evening of May
 2l. at the NJ. F. church. It was also quarterly conference day for the church and Rev. Atkinson. who was
 present assisted the league in two or
 three numbers.
 In a wonderfully fine address Miss
 Esther Palm. president of the league.
 told of the growth of the organiza
 tion and of the work accomplished
 in the twenty seven years. Miss
 Cliffie Page had charge of the music - and was ably assisted by male
 quartet and four little girls, who sang beautifully. Rev. Worthan spoke \ of Hannah, the mother of Prophet :. Samuel. Readings were given by Mrs. Fairchild and Mrs. Rowe. Miss . Mildred Masterson recited Beautiful $ Hands" Rev. Atkinson spoke of 7 mothers of noted men. pr Morrison = ended the ceremonies with a timely s address, after which the pastor in 0 stalled the officers of the league and e gave another short address, telling of h the help the Hayden league is giving = to Christian work.
 Miss Cliffie Page and Miss RoXie s Sturgeon have decided to stay in Hay O den all summer. Both may later go 1t to the mountains or the coast before | school opens next term.
 Miss Wilson returned on Sunday to y her home in Stafford.
 A Miss Wise will begin her work as n registration clerk in the county aud . itor's office about June l.
 O The last two or three ball games
 ihave been heartbreaking to the Hay
 den Mill fans Perhaps because very
 few boosters accompanied them to
 Ray on Sunday they came dropping
 home with a record of two to the
 Miners team eleven.
 Mrs. Virgil Deering. with her sons, i Charles and Burton, went to Mesa to visit her mother.
 | Mrs. Charles Thew is visiting her family in Phoenix and Mrs. Flora
 Thew in Tempe Her little son was
 badly poisoned just before leaving n Hayden by eating castor bean. Dr.
 jGowan did strenuous work before re-
 lieving the baby.
 Mrs. Hugh Cummings acted as l. substitute in Miss Eckstrong's school If room while the latter attended the of tennis tournament in Tucson. IF The contractors are putting the in finishing touches on the new Taylor ,r Hatch building, which will be occu- -- pied by the owners by June l. They
 will open with full line of genera ye merchandise. operated on casf ,a basis and with no deliveries H R s Bland will occupy a part of thu ,e ground floor with a line of confec. n tionery, cigars and soda, while tn, a upper floor will be given over to tn, 70 use of several fraternal organizations ,d who are promising social functions D. soon. The opening of the building
 however, will be barn dance givel
 by the Noe Tar club.
 n Mrs. Joe Rice chaperoned a larg T party of jolly young people wh ] walked to Christmas on Sunda Il morning. They inspected the ney he road, but prefer the trail yet awhile a The scenery is beautiful and all hop he to take the same trip the first COG ed days The trail from Hayden ITS Iabout ten miles. All were willing t he come back on the train
 ell A new camp of W. o. w. has bee
 organized in Winkelman Josep ic CiduuoCh, w. V. W. OfSdnlIer, aSSlSl a ed by several officers of the Hayde oh camp, installed the following off go, cers: sam T. Greene, consul com chi mander; P. L. Hutton, clerk: Georg ms Shipman, banker Harry Miller, ad ter jutant lieutenant; A. F.. Shirley, es ld- cort; James Sciolina, watchman: nd C. Moore, sentry. Mr. Craddock e. ow poets to add to the camps of bot nd Winkeiman and Hayden during u in next month.
 ith Haydenites knew they were con ar posed of dust after the worst du