Arizona republican., 1916-01-14
FINAL COUNTY ID
 ERECT NEW BRIDGE
Hayden to Have a Steel Bridge Over the. San
 Pedro River

Recent action of the Board of Supervisors in Pinal County in ref erence to road conditions between Winkleman and Mammoth is of in terest to Hayden. They have adver- tised for bids for bridge to cross the San Pedro at Mammoth. This bridge will cost in the neighbOrhoOd of s6000 and will be constructed of steel. The Sagula wash, about four bridged with a 45 foot steel span
 Mr. James Dodd has received news of the birth of a son which occurred in Los Angeles, where Mrs Dodd is visiting her mother.
 Mrs. George Liddle, formerly of Hayden Junction, but more recently of Phoenix. was in Hayden last week renewing acquaintances She left on Thursday, stopping at Ray for visit with her son.
 Bert Rynear is now driving a truck for the Hayden Supply Company. Gila Valley Lodge No. 29, l. Q. O. F. held joint installation with ; Hope Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday night. at the l. O. O F. hall. B. G. Warrington as Grand Master was as sisted in the ceremony by Jesse ! Dunlap who acted as grand mar shall; Adam Well as grand secre- tary; William Smith as grand treasurer Jack Dunlap as grand ! chaplain and Ross Hill as grand senior warden The following off ! cers were installed: Noble grand John Orr: vice grand. Charles Orr; secretary, NJ. A. Masterson: treas i urer, Lee C. Blackett; warden. Cur i tis Laird: conductor, Ernest Garner; inside guardian. John Phillips: out : 1 side guardian. Thomas Climo; R. S N- C., Edgar Drake: L. s. x. G. Virgil Dearing: R. s. V. G.. Henry scene bearers. Julius Smelling and i Thomas Kirke
 After a short recess. the district fdeputy president of the Rebekahs Clara Liddle, assisted by Ida Dun- ! lap. as marshall. installed the fol- lowing officers for the coming term Noble grand. Carrie Thompson: vice grand, Elma Cook; secretary, Helen Wilcox; treasurer, Cammie Arm strong; conductor, Helen Christie; Warden, Ida Dearing; Chaplain, Lau ra Cornelius; inner guard, Ida Dun- lap; outer guard, Curtis Laird; R. S N G.. Sarah Well: L. & N G.. Es- ther Drake; R. S. V. G. Sarah Rice; l.. s. V. G.. Lillian Hassett
 After the installation. the Noe Yal orchestra furnished music for danc- ing. Later delicious lunch was served by the Odd Fellows. A large crowd of members and friends wa. present
 George Sharrah, who has been il charge of the auto mail stage line between Winkleman and Mammotl I has relinquished his contract anC will in the future run privat, stage between Winkleman and Tue son.
 The Dreamand Skating Rink a Winkleman. has recently complete, arrangements for the playing of bas ket ball. Principal John Spikes O the Winkleman schools is coachin; l there teams and a series of game
 has been arranged with Hayder
 teams which will be played in tn
 rink. The proceeds will be used b,
 the girls team of Winkleman to de
 fray expenses of trip to Florence
 which will be made soon.
 A ware room is being added to tn
 restaurant in the Standard Mercan
 tile building.
 An enjoyable afternoon was spen
 at the home of Mrs. Henry Murra;
 last Wednesday afternoon when sh
 entertained the members of tn
 Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Murray wh
 has just been appointed most ex
 cellent chief, was presented with
 beautiful cut glass bowl, and Mrs
 Esther Drake. who is the new pas
 chief, was given a handsome pin. tn
 emblem of her office.
 Miss Lola Carter returned O
 Sunday to Tempe to continue he
 studies at the Normal
 The installation ceremony for tn
 Woodman Circle was held on Tues
 day sight at the l. O. G. f. ha with Mrs. Sarah Veil acting as in
 stalling officer and Sarah Rice a
 attendant Those filling the office
 for the coming year are: Guardian Zelma Estes; advisor. Ida Dunlap
 clerk, Ruth Eisele; boulser, Stell
 Nichols; manager, Cora Graham
 inner sentinel Fannie Edwards; out
 CT sentinel Mary Blackman attend f ants, Ada Williams and Leslie Wise r. chaplain, Margarite Stevenson.