Arizona republican., 1916-10-25
Hayden Happenings
SAD NEWS

MT. B. C. Rinear received the sad news of the death of q cousin Jessie Donaldson in Washington. The lad was accidentally shot while out hunting
 Mrs. Newberry. Miss Ruth New berry. Waldo Newberry and Wm. Clark were entertained at Mrs. Storer's on Thursday evening, to a six o'clock dinner.
 Mrs. I C. Lane and children left Friday for an indefinite visit in Phoenix She will visit her sister, Mrs. T.. Wilcox and parents. Mrs. E. l.. Hatch left on the spe- cial train on Saturday for a visit in Phoenix
 Mrs Hattie LcPage and children have gone to visit Mrs. LePage's parents in the mile high city.
 Mrs. Haffly who has been with her husband here for month has re- turned to their home in Los An geles.
 Mir J. NJ. Farmer has moved his family to their ranch south of here | and they will make their home there. | Mir. W. ". Pierce is in Phoenix | for medical treatment
 MT. A. J. Wilcox who was home ! on a furlough of ten days. has re- 1 turned 70 his post of duty. 1 Mrs J l. Kinney has been i'll for q number of days.
 [ Mir and Mrs. Burton who have been on t vacation ia Phoenix have returned.
 Mir Knight returned from Tucson on Thursday
 Mir Geo. Wilkinson and brother haze returned from Salt Lake City. Mir. F. :. Peppin has returned from tha northern part of the state. Nr. J. Stewart Is a visitor from ! Alaska and will locate in Hayden
 It was reported in the last letter that no dlmage was done by the high waters of the Gila on Saturday and Sunday. but was learned later much damage was done-cattle were caught in the raging torrent and swept away The false work of the fourth span ir the bridge at Winkleman was demolished but fortunately the dam age was no worse Engineer Stafford was still apprchensive on Monday un- til the water began to recede rap idly and left it safe.
 A piece of the newly constructed N inkelm9n Christmas road was un- dcrmined and washed out.
 The approach 10 the Florence bridge was cut but not extensively Traffic ' was hindered for a few days, but re- pairs are completed.
 Messrs. J. Galena, Courtney apd Williams were out on a hunting trip on Saturday.
 The sad news of MT w. F.. Weav- CTS death. reached here on Satur- day
 MT Weaver had felt the strain of his work but did not take a rest He was taken seriously III and died
 ir five days.
 He was located hare for number
 of years before going to Ray ant his death came as a shock to hi. many friends here. as Mir Weaver
 was man in the prime of life.
 The school will give their hal
 lowe'en entertainment on Fridal . night october 27. on the schoo grounds. Everybody is welcome
 Funds will he used toward the piano Mrs. l.. F. Kimball of San Der nardino, California. Is visiting he
 son Carl Kimball for an indefinite
 time.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Harwood Harry Moore and mother, Misse. Sadie and Marion Moore, Bruce Val. sir and Jack Hale motored to Globe
 Miami and Roosevelt dam. campinf , and hunting. A most enjoyable tim, was reported
 Mr. J. T. Davis representing Cluett
 Peabody X O., of New York wa
 colling on the merchants on Satur-
 day.
 The ball game that was to have , taken place Saturday between Ray and Hayden high school teams, was n postponed or account of the deatl of MT Weaver of Ray MT West in North Hayden wa, VI quite badly injured in the mill tho early part of the week, about the foot but is doing nicely The special train out of here ou Saturday carried many Haydente: to the valley. The special was put ] on owing to the visit of Troedor @ Roosevelt in Phoenix. { Mrs. A. Hcin of North Hayden ha. : heen LII. but is better at nresent