The Arizona copper camp., 1916-01-21
Mrs. Virgil Dearing and Mrs. Porter
of Hayden.

MrS. VlrSH OedrlHS ana MIS-. FOTter
of Hayden.
at the hospital on Tuesday afternoon.
An operation for appendicitis had been
performed the week before and grave
doubts were entertained then rs to his
recovery. His condition created much
sentiment among wide circle of
friends who were deeply grieved when
they learned of his passing. The boys
who had been his companions in the
mill made up a purse and sent the re-
mains to the former home in Ogden.
Many beautiful flowers were sent by
sympathizing friends.
l.. E.. Booth was twenty three years
of age at the time of his death. His
birthplace was in Idaho and he was
raised in Ogden, Utah, where his par
ents at present reside. He had been in
the employ of the Ray Consolidated
company for the past two years and a
half. He is survived by his father and
mother and five brothers and sisters.
The whole community was grieved to
hear of the sudden death on Monday
morning of Mrs. Bum, the aged moth
er of A. l.. and H. d. Bum. Mrs.
Bum had been in Hayden only about
ten days and was enjoying pleasant
visit with her sons whom she had not
seen for some years. She was convers-
ing eheerfully with friends only a few
minutes before she was stricken with
paralysis on Saturday morning at g: 80.
Early on Monday morning she fell into
quiet sleep and her passing was very
peaceful and occurred at $3.50 a. m.
Mrs. Bum had endeared herself to
the limited circle of friends who had
the opportunity Of knowing her. Her
sons have been in Hayden for several
years and much sympathy is expressed
for them in their sorrow The aged
father, who had been notified of her
illness. is en- route from Kansas City.
but will not reach Hayden till Tues
day noon. Preparations for the fune-
raj will not be made till after his ar
rival and until a daughter in Kansas
City is heard from.
D. L. Fairchild, who left two weeks
ago to be married in Denver, returned
on Thursday with his bride. They are
at home in the attractive bungalow
Llepared by Mr.. Fairchild on Norti,
Utah avenue and are the recipients of
wholesale congratulations as Mr.. Fair
child is one of the most popular of the
young men of Hayden.
The Knights of Pythias and the
Pythian Sisters held joint installa-
tion at their hall last week, about a
hundred of the Knights and their
ladies being present. After the con-
clusion of the ceremony the evening
was spent in dancing, and later ban
quet was served at Mrs. Corliss' board
ing house.
The officers for the Knights are as
follows: Chancellor commander, Nor
gan r. Lesher; vice chancellor, C. p.
Reid; prelate, j. M. Marshall; master
at arms, HI. T. Murray; inner guard,
G. H. Studley, Jr.; outer guard, Henry
Stuchart; master of exchequer, E. w.
Curtis; keeper of records and seals,
and master Of finance, F. S. willetts;
master of work, w. N. Wignall. =
For the sisters the following officers
are installed for the coming term:
Past chief, Ethel Murray; most excel
lent chief, Olive Lesher; excellent Sc
nior, Hazel Wignall; excellent junior,
Elma Cook; manager, Ida Dunlap;
mistress Of records and correspon-
dence. Elva Studley; mistress of fl
nance, Eula Marshall; protector, Min
ME Grange; outer guard, Bessie Thew.
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