The Arizona copper camp., 1918-12-14

The Rev j. r. Jenkins, archdeacon Mr. c. A. Y
of the Protestant Episcopal church in leave about fl
Arizona, in Hayden Monday to make their
looking over the field and calling on Whitman will
the members of the Episcopal church brother who
who live here He expects to establish Angeles They
monthly service here in the near with their cal
future These services will be held in
the Methodist church on week eve Kenneth M
nngs at such time as is convenient for San Frar
to Rev. Jenkins and the local church uncle He wi
Col and Mrs. D. C. Jackling arrived Mr. D. S.
in Hayden in their private car Mon ferred from
day. Mr.. H. B. Tooker, secretary to he has been q
Mr.. Jackling and also general freight pumping plan
and passenger agent of the Ray Gila succeed Mr..
Valley railroad, was member of the
party. After spending Tuesday look Frank Wrig
ing matters here they went tc formerly occ,
Ray, leaving from there for the west and has rem
on Wednesday warehouse mi
Mrs. Charles H. Studley Jr, went Mrs c. w
to Phoenix Monday for few days painful accide
visit She will return the latter part received bro
of the week. volley ball at
Mrs. Bouche, who has been visiting The Colum
with her sister, Mrs H. F. Easter re- tion that wa
turned to her home in Ell Paso on the Y M C.
Tuesday not be here u
Bureau annou
Mrs. Brooks, who has been spending possible Il
a few days IN Hayden with Mr. Brooks dates because
returned to Sasco on Friday Mr. zona prevent
Brooks is now employed by the A. S in many of Il
R. They expect to make their home
in Hayden after January 1st. The dance
Hatch hall OF
The children are practising at the we'll attended
M E. church for their Christmas pro- ported by all
gram, to be given on Christmas eve
R. l. Ezell
Born to Mr. and Mrs. w B Sash Kate Beaumc
on December TO- nne-pound boy sev at T,,cso,
Mother and babe doing nicely. week They "
den from ther
Ted Janney has wired Mrs. Janney well known h.
that he is to be released from military time with he
service Friday, December 49, and She will he "
will probably be in Hayden after number Of fri
ward.
Deputy U
Three former employees Of the Ray Frank Havne
Consolidated will be in Hayden soon HAYDEN on I'll
and their prewar duties in the to official HI
general offices. S. E. Guyer expects Globe on Sat,
to arrive about December 15 R. R.
Gibson and George B. soutter will also Sheriff-eec
return snortiy visit to Hayd
ing the week.
Mr.. e. L. Newhouse, vice-president on Saturday
of the A. S. & R. Co., in Hayden Of the new
on Monday looking over the plant. nounced in IL
mored that tn
The against Henry Lopez, Jr, see entirely
statutory charges dismissed by after January
the courts in Globe Saturday. He and
Josie Alameda were married in Globe As result
the same day. ing over the
on night mes
Mr.. M. P. Holiday made trip to will be reduc,
Glope on WEDNESDAY, tunity to sent
duced rate v
Deputy Sheriff Rheinhardt, accom- following m
panied by Frank Blacker, special Off enough The
for the A. S. & R. Co., took Joel their deliver!
Pearce to Phoenix Tuesday. Ar carriers wher
rangements have been made to COM are mantaine
nit Pearce to the state hospital for
the insane. Mr.. Pearce has been act j. r. Todd
ing queerly for time past. He ley Bank &
has mania for starting fires inside Globe SAT-
of the house He lived Smelter side. week in Hay
and is 81 years of age.
Miss Marga
On Monday evening a party of telephone ope
friends gave Mr. and Mrs. James Bren- Saturday for
a novel charivar Instead of
making all the discordant noises usual Arrangeme1
ly attendant upon such occasion, whereby the I
they merely walked in and demanded Hayden juno
the treats. Afterward the party went Immediately.
ito neighboring home where prep will be built
arations had been made, and spent the point west
evening dancing. Pinal county
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan recently came up to-date TO;
here from Los Angeles Immediately with the
following their marriage in that city. vim some tim
Mr.. Ellis, who works as a painter Elmer MGR
for the Ray Consolidated, recently had his home for
a escape when the swinging we're cold.
ladder which he was working
caused him to lose his balance. IIe Mr.. and Mr.
would have fallen quite distance on Saturday
into concrete pit had he not thrown they had bee
out his hands and caught hold of
rod each side of him he Fred Corne
falling. From that position he den, who has
rescued thus being saved from severe Funston with
injuries at least and perhaps death. his mother M
expects to 81
The subjects for discussion at the table, CHI
M E. church on Sunday, December recalled that