Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1916-04-21
Hayden Happenings

The l. o. O. T. gave very impress
sive initiating ceremonies at their
hall last Wednesday. The brothers
say that four men know what a seri-
Gus thing it is to take those vows.
On the 10th the odd Fellows will
entXtain their families and the X. P.s
and their wives. y professional i'm
personator will he present VINO will
take the part of David and Jonathan,
Saul. Damon and Pythias. and any
other character, in either of the or
CARNATIONS which will be foil. etaom
ganization which it is permissible to
show This will be followed by ban
quet and dance. The !. o. O. +. al
ways give delightful entertainments
and the coming one is waited for with
much interest. Every one hopes for
an invitation.
An agent for Ike Maxwell cars has
been IN Hayden showing their good
points. II is understood that they dis
posed of several. Judge c. II. Studley
became the owner of one Of them, a
beauty for which he is building
gerage.
Red Wallace. prospector and farm
er fell one night last week, while cross
ing ditch. struck his head and lay
unconscious until found by neighbor
next morning. He was carried to Mrs.
Herrings and ii is hoped he will be
the same as ever soon The accident
occurred about four miles east OF
1 Winkelman. near Dudlyvlle.
Miss Thelma Faz is home from the
/ Phoenix High school. to be near he-
tunt Mrs. O. E. Pedro. who is seriously
! H.
The Topeka Bridge and Iron Co,
ire working a large force of men on
| the Winkelman bridge and claim IL
weather permits to have it completed
! in ninety days. The bridge will be
/ higher. and the piers will be twice as
large as originally planned and will
cost about eight thousand five hun
! dred dollars more than the original
estimate.
Toohey and Johnson contractors an
| the road work between WinlSleman and
| Christmas are working force of about
one hundred men at present They
have a camp at Winlleman and in
a few days will establish a camp about
half way between the terminals The
| contract requires that the road be
completed in six months from March
oath.
Supervisor Walter B. Nash. says the
road between Christmas and Globe
will be completed by the first of the
year.
On Friday the 21st. l.. T.. Dent. P. A
! Wachab, NJ. B. MacMurdo, Arthur
Stadello, G. A. Pierce. e. p Grantham
Jesse Dunlap, U, n. Easlev and James
| Hugust will Journey to Globe to be
initiated in the 3. p Q. Elks, The,
will go in Fred Ferrish's car and will
be accompanied by w. r. Nash who
will see that their antlers grow Il
the proper place c. p. Reid and II. L,
Pleyei will go later for the purpose
G. ID. Coffinger the popular con-
tractor, mas built comfortable cot
tage on Utah Ave. and 5th St, ant
his family are now with him
Mrs. C. II. Studlev, Jr.. gave yer,
pleasant affair on Thursday Afternoon
to . number of society ladies of Hay,
dem The guests of honor were Mrs
Todd, of Globe. and Mrs Blake. TIL,
aides invited to meet them were Mrs
Ezell Mrs. Noffalt Mrs. Hurst. Mrs
Soset, Mrs. Suter. Mrs. Orman. Mrs
Knight Mrs Murray Mrs. Mcdonald
Mrs Cook. Mrs. Drake, Mrs. Day. Mrs
Morrison,( Miss Janney and Miss Fall
who ENJOYED dainty refreshments, mu
sic and delightful social afternoon.
Aubee Williams has bought
Maxwell car. which will be a grea
pleasure to them during the hot sea
son.
Mrs. Wall will arrive on next Mon
day to take possession of a new hous'
| her husband has just finished on Utai
; avenue. His leisure hours in day
light for several weeks has been spen
> in building the house.
, r. c. TuIley has received word tina