Arizona republican., 1918-07-29
7,300,000 POUNDS IS
 RAYCON JUNE OUTPUT

HAYDEN, July 27.-The Ray Con- production for the month of June was above 7,300.000 pounds This is about the average production per month. Tine extreme heat naturally affects the men more or less, so that the record was q good one for this time of year. Mrs. C.. H. Studley returned to Hay den Tuesday to make her home here during the period of the war. Lieuten- ant lStudley has safely arrived in | France
 Mrs. Ben Freney and children left on Tuesday to make a visit with her sisters at Chandler. MT. Freeney re- gently resigned his position with the Kay Con. They will not return to Hay den to live
 Rev. E. E. Dagey left on Wednesday to spend couple ~f weeks in Prescott with his family. The regular services Will be held during his absence, with the pulpit supplied by capable speakers. C. k. McFadden and wife returned from the coast Monday where they had spent two weeks on their vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Calenzo left for a two-weeks trip to San Diego. Mrs. Calenzo may not return until later in the fall
 George A. Smith and wife left Mon day for trip to California, going overland.
 Rev. S. P. BinkIey will preach on Sunday morning at the M. E. church, and N. $. Nye will speak at the even ing hour. Also Mir Nye will have charge of the service on the following Sunday morning. At the evening hour on August 4th, the choir will use the time. They already are preparing I special song service for the occasion.
 J. B. Dennison drew a S20 fine in justice court last Saturday for assault ing l.. E. Vorpohl with pick handle.
 H. L. Patterson was laid off couple of days because of some steel splinters that lodged in his eyes while at work.
 MT. and Mrs. Hugh Cummings left for the coast in their car Sunday. They expect to return the latter part o1 August.
 F. S. Wilits and family left Sunday to make their home in Los Angeles MT. Willits has been employed by the Ray Con for the past eight years.
 x. C. McGovern has resigned his DO sition with the Knight Thompson Commercial company and has gone tt work in the mill for the Ray Con.
 Ed. Flick. who has been working il the machine shop, was obliged to go tt Phoenix on account of his eyes. Fo some time now they have been givin! him trouble
 Mrs. c. K. Knight and daughter Bessie have gone to Los Angeles t remain until September. '
 C. A. Bennett, at one time employee by the Ray Con at Ray, lately with tn, Standard Oil company at Tucson. ha returned to the employ the coppe company and has accepted a position in the office at Hayden.
 Godfrey Green has returned from two weeks trip to the coast.
 L. F. Morrison, manager of the Stan dard Oil company here, will leave Aug ust l for Camp Freemont, Californi; to enter training camp. Mrs. MorrisO will return to their old home in Mis- souri. Their many friends trust to sc them return to Hayden after the wa
 Isador Cooper and Miss Winner Mer Til were quietly married at the home ( Judge Nash Friday night. Mir. an Mrs. Cooper have the best wishes their many friends in Hayden wheI they will make their future home.
 Dad Farmer surprised the ladies { the Red Cross last Thursday with sey eral nice cold watermelons. Dad always thinking of pleasures to giN the Red Cross workers.
 The Nocyar club gave another dc lightful open air dance Friday night.
 Report of Hayden branch Red Cro' for June and July: 61 suits pajama 93 helpless case shirts, 5 pneumon1 jackets. s leather-lned jackets, 40 file comfort kits, 67 sweaters, If scarfs, | Paris socks, II helmets. 16 pairs wris lets.
 Beginning August they will mal refugee garments exclusively.