The Arizona copper camp., 1918-10-12
HAYDEN NOTES

HAYDEN NOTES
Several, of the honor cards are up
in the windows of the various depart
ments of the Ray Con office forces.
Also there is card showing that ev-
cry teacher of the public schools has
subscribed for the Liberty loan.
Mrs. Eula Marshall and Mrs. ]. E..
Drake are in Globe attending the
Grand Lodge of the Pythian Sisters.
Also w. B. Nash and D. E. Reinhardt
are there attending the Pythian Grand
lodge. They expected to return on
Thursday, but word has come that all
meetings are discontinued on account
Of the Spanish influenza, so they will
likely return earlier
Miss Glynn, who has taught for sew
eral years in the Winkelman school,
has resigned and a teacher from Los
Angeles is expected to take her place
soon. Miss Glynn will specialize on
certain studies and will in all prob
ability accept another position in the
near future.
Rev. Slack from Tucson, has moved
IN XVinl opd occup,od obocro of
the Presbyterian church. He con-
Quoted services for the first time on
Oct. 6. The people have received the
new pastor royalty and hopes are en-
tertained of building up a strong cong
regation there.
Postmaster E. w. Phillips intends
to make use of his vacation by going
deer hunting in the Black Hills. Mrs.
Philips will accompany him and visit
with friends on a ranch while Mr..
Philips hunts the deer.
The school board met on Monday
night to consider the question of clos.
ing schools during the time the Span.
ish influenza is so prevalent. There
was no school on Tuesday and will
not be until further notice. Also the
theatre will close for the time. This
Is in keeping with the request from
the authorities to take every precau-
ton to prevent the spread of the dis
ease.
Several swings, slides, and other
improvements are being placed in the
grounds of the Grammar school for
the benefit of the pupils. This is a
much needed improvement and one
that will be fully appreciated by the
children.
Two cases that were thought to be
Spanish influenza developed in San
Pedro on Monday. To date. these are
the only cases reported. If the peo-
pie will refrain from visiting and will
observe the request of the authorities
it is not probable there will be any
large number of cases.
There will be no services at the
Methodist church of Sunday, Oct. 13.
AS soon as the restrictions are re-
moved concerning the public gather
ings, services will be resumed as
formerly.
Walter Langridge and ]. B. Will
liams went deer hunting the first OF
the week. They were successful in
getting one.
The Ray Con company will erect six
new houses on North Hayden avenue
in the immediate future. They will be
frame buildings, perhaps of the port
able" type such as were built in
South Hayden last year. These are
convenient and comfortable cottages
Their erection is in keeping with the
very commendable efforts of the COM
panies of, Hayden to provide every
reasonable comfort for the men in
their employ.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Holton arrived
from Whittier, California, on Thurs
day of last week to make their home
here. They will occupy the house
with Miss Marie Dehm Mrs. Holton
and Miss Dehm are old school chums.
Mr.. Holton was once connected with
a mining company in Morenci He has
accepted a position with the Ray Con.
The Ray Con subscription to the
Fourth Liberty Loan of $25O,OOO raised
our total to s42O.65O. This is more
than four times tho nllota for HAYDEN