The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-07

cember 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Moffat left OF
Monday for trip to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Kate Beaumont and Miss Leila
Halsey, mother and aunt of Mrs. r. I
Ezell, expect to leave Birmingham
Ala, in the near future for Arizona te
spend the winter here.
Mr.. Earl Williams is expecting his
mother from Joplin, Mo-, to make an
extended visit with him at his home il
Hayden.
]. r. Todd, assistant general man
ager of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust
company, is spending a few days ir
Hayden attending to the affairs Of t:is
bank.
Fred H. Alden expects to leave Sac
ramento, Cal, Monday to return to
Hayden, where he will take position
in the Ray Consolidated time office
Mr.. Alden will receive warm wei
come upon his return to Hayden, both
on the part Of his many friends anG
the band, of which he was a member
He will again become member of the
band as cornetist.
A. Rankin Johnson, formerly pitcher
for the Hayden team of the Tri-CLppel
league. will return to Hayden in the
near future and work for the Ray Con
solidated Mr.. Johnson has been il
Dayton, O., for some time working IL
the aircraft production plants fer tbs
government.
T. H. Oman left on Mond W fol
Los Angeles. Mr. Oman expects tt
return in about week.
Mr.. Schoschusen is reported as i'm
proving following his recent Illness
when he suffered very severe para
lytic stroke.
On Monday evening Mrs. Vernon
Marshall entertained party Of friends
at her home with a "comic social
The guests competed with one another
for the distinction of being the mos
comically dressed guest. Needless tt
say all enjoyed themselves immensely
E. w. Phillips sustained the loss O.
a heating stove on Monday night. He
says he doesn't mind the loss of the
stove, but he does hate to think thai
he wasted all his work of the day II
polishing it for some one else.
The schools have opened with very
good attendance. There is very little
influenza in the camp at present ant
it is hoped that ell the pupils will ge
s. F. Burnett has received word tina
his family are sick at Sulphur Springs
Valley with the influenza. Mrs. Bur
nett has been i'll for some time anG
is now seriously i'll since the "flu'
has combined with her other sickness
Charles B. Kahlmeier, Jr., son o.
Charles B. Kahlmeier of the A. S. &
R.. was killed in action on September
q. Mr. Kahlmeier was volunteel
with the 362nd infantry, Company F
No particulars were given in the in
formation, but it is thought he wa!
killed some where near Chateau Thier
ry.
Mr. r. l.. Metcalf and family have
moved to Superior to make their home
there. Mr. Metcalf for some time pas
has been connected with the Western
Union at Hayden. Mrs. Metcalf ant
the children are spending few day.
visiting in Phoenix before going tt
their new home.
Mr.. D. D. Moffat and family made {
| trip to Tucson on Saturday, returnin.
| the same day.
The Y.MC.A. will open on Monday
The gymnasium and swimming classes
will be resumed according to thu
schedule before the quarantine.
The Winkleman schools will opel
on Monday, December 2. The churcl
services will also be resumed with th'
regular services conducted by the pas
tor, Rev. Slack.
J. B. Quaglia and A. R. Molera, ex
perimented with denatured alcoho
and pinoche and discovered that