Arizona republican., 1916-04-06

are to be built in other parts of the town.
 William Foster, who has been em- ployed in the mill for the past year, has drought his family from Winkel- man. They are now at home in the pretty cottage at the north end of the schoolhouse road.
 A beautiful large boy appeared at the home of James Palmer on We'd nesday morning. His first ambition will doubtless be to act as deputy constable to his grandfather
 Judge C. $. Study and C. C. Nichols are on d business trip to Phoenix.
 Mrs. LaVeen. who visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs F. M Hudlon, for q week. returned to her homo in Phoenix on Thursday.
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Hud- lon entertained several ladies who had been schoolmates and friends of Mrs LaVeen in Tempe. Among them were Mrs. Charles Theu, Mrs. John James and Mrs. Earl Riddle.
 Both baseball teams of Hayden the
  are busy practicing twice a week preparing for notable contests and conquests Lee Hittrick will go to Phoenix this week for a SO horsepower Cadillac to be used for the transpor- tation of the boys to the different fields of victory
 The day men in Hayden will begin N Orlt SnOn ot minutes bpfora which will give them 70 minutes be- fore ] as quitting time on Wednes- days. They have had 70 instead of 60 minutes at noon for year and have stopped work at ;: 50 o'clock instead of } o'clock on Sundays. Most of this extra time is peat al the ball grounds by a majority of the men
 MT. and Mrs. C. $. Williams went to Phoenix Friday.
 joo Fitzgerald. of the Hayden Drug company, has sent q hurry-up call to his assistant. Haynes as Mr Ftz- gerald also wants vacation. Mr. Haynes has returned from vacation and hunting trip. looking vastly i'm proved.
 Kathleen Williams the movie star, met a crowded house when she ap- pealed in The Ne'er- Do- Well" on Thursday evening. The scenes at the Panama Canal and the acting were wonderfully line. It is too sad that so commonplce. sordid characters should have 90 splendid d setting. while there is 50 much of good of beauty and of poetry in the world left unsung
 Arthur 'ChaDpie- has gone to Butte for the summer He writes back glowing accounts of the that enterprising town
 Harlan Bunn has finished new home in North Hayden. It is reported that Mr. BUnn has joined the army to act as engineer in the field army corps.
 Gus fIirschfield has a splendid line If Navajo rugs on exhibition at his pool room.
 Charles Bremen is building an ad- dition |" his hone in South Hayden.
 Nh. Purl popular solicitor for the Knisht-Thompson company. is taking up his residence .with the Harvey familv
 Mrs. Scanncll. who has been head nurse at the hospital the past year. las returned from Phoenix for few days.
 MI Smith, the popular dry goods clerk at the Hayden Supply, has left town to reside near the coast
 QuaterlE conference was held at -he NJ. E. church on Monday evening. Sev- cral important matters were dis Cusscd
 There is a crying need for d social center for the young people of the town. which would be partly filled ii the basement of the church were fin isEed and fitted up for reading and club rooms. as was first planned. and for which q good deal of money has been subscribed. The only thing need : ed iS q good leader
 Howard Hanna is building quite an addition to his home in North Hay Gen His mother. Mrs. J. & Hanna of Tempe. is expected soon on a visit to her children who reside here