The Arizona copper camp., 1918-07-06
HAYDEN NOTES

w. D. Carnahan, electrician for the
Ray Con-, left on Monday to join the
colors, going to Phoenix for his ex-
animation.
Miss Anaa Lohman made a trip to
Tucson on Saturday of last week
Miss Lohman is the efficient and popu-
lar assistant to the postmaster
Miss Eulah ludlow is in California
for her vacation, having joined her
sister, Miss Grace at San Francisco,
with whom she will spend the sum-
mer
T. S. Morse left for Los Angeles on
Monday to spend month visiting
his brother "Tommie', as he is
known, will return to Hayden Aug. l.
Miss Florence We'll returned to New
York City after visiting for the past
two months with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Adam We'll. Miss We'll is an
actress and will again take up her
work on the stage
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Conner is quite ill in Abeline,
Texas, where Mrs Conner is visiting
her parents.
Mr. Walter Goodman of Phoenix ar
rived in Hayden Monday to take po-
sition with the Gila Valley Bank &
Trust company.
The w. S. S. pledges from the peo-
pie of Hayden amounted to $4,000
While this is not the full quota asked,
it is no bad second, considering the
amount pledged by the people here
for other causes. The actual sales for
the month of June at the postoffice
amounted to $2,7S3 This is exclusive
of the pledges secured.
Miss M. T. Hanson, at one time Sec
retary for Dr. Norman when he was
in charge of the local hospital, is now
in Hayden visiting old friends and
looking after business interests for
the Arizona Seed company Miss Han
son is now secretary of the Arizona
Seed company with headquarters in
Phoenix.
Secretary of State Sidney P. Osborn
was in town on Monday to make an
patriotic week.
Word has been received in Hayden
from Mrs. C. Fl. Studley, saying Lieu
tenant Studley had sailed for France
recently. Mrs. Studley announced her
intention of returning to Hayden in
the near future.
Mr. Victor Anderson and bride ar
rived in Hayden on Saturday of last
week. They will make their ho~le
here Mr. Anderson is fine crushing
and repair foreman for the Ray Con.
The people of Hayden join in wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson a long and
happy married life
R. G. Himebaugh went to Phoenix
Saturday for the examination for am
bulance corps. He intends to leave
about July 10.
The coal crushing plant of the A.
S. e r. Co. is rapidly nearing compile
ton. The concrete stack will be 250
feet high when it is finished This
stack is being built under separate
contract and will be ready for service
in about a month.
The Rev. S. P Brinkley who recent
ly took charge of the Presbyterian
church at Winkleman, is getting hold
of the work nicely. The people are
glad to welcome him, and especially
so after the long interval since the
former pastor left.
In two weeks time 16 2-3 per cent
of the men working for mining com
pany in the vicinity of Hayden left
for other work At this rate there
would be a complete turnover of the
force in three months. In spite OF
the scarcity of men complete work
| ing force is maintained although posi-
tions are open for skilled men in sew
ITdl Hc SStIliC COIlUlIlOA
obtains in most of the camps in the
vicinity, although not so acute in most
places as in the above instance.
Mr.. F. w. McQuiston will accom-
pany Mrs. McQuiston and their sor
Frank to the coast some time this
week. Mrs. McQuiston and Frank will
remain for the summer that Frank
may have medical attention. Mr.. Nc
Quiston will return to Hayden shortly
Miss Freda Kiser has accepted q
position with the Ray Con. and now
has desk in the purchasing depart
ment.
c. C. Kells, stenographer in the mill
offices, left on Tuesday to take the
examinations for field clerk with the