Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
HAYDEN PYTH|ANS
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HAYDEN, Oct 13.- Mrs. Esther Drake and Eula Marshall returned on Wednesday from Miami, where they had been attending the grand temple session of the Pythian Sisters. Mrs. Drake was elected grand chief for the ensuing year. The grand temple meets at Tempe next year.
 J. c. Kelso, w. B. Nash and D. E. Rienhardt returned from Miami on Wednesday, where they had attended the Knights of Pythias grand lodge. Mir. Nash was advanced from grand in- ner guard to grand master at arms. MT. Rienhardt was elected grand trus- tee for term of three years.
 The new Fl Capitan pass road to Globe is nearing completion and by the end of the present month cars will be able to make the "trip from Hayden to Globe in two and one half hours. This will be one of the most pleasant drives in the state and will afford much pleas ure to autoiStS here. An elevation of 4900 feet is reached and the road passes through some oak, sycamore and wal nut forests.
 l.. D. Redfield of Benson and for the past 22 years postmaster of that place, drove into Hayden the past week. Mr. | Redfield at one time carried mail on horseback from Riverside, where Kel- win is now located, to Tres Alamos, on the San Pedro, nine miles from Benson. He made his last trip as mail carrier l in 1881.
 Mrs. Elva O. Studley received tele- gram announcing the death of Captain Charles A. Marriott in an army hospi- tai in Louisiana. About a year age Captain Marriott was married to Miss Julia Fall, sister of Mrs. Studley. Mrs Marriott lived at this place for two years and is quite well known. She is now at Silver City, N. M., with Captain Marriotts parents. Her many friends extend to her their sincere sympathy in her bereavement.
 The united war work committee composed of Basil Delgado, Mrs. F. J Tuck, Mrs. Nels Johnson, W. T. Me Donald, R.. l. Ezell, H. T. Murray, Mrs W. H. True, J. J. Ormsbee, H. F. Me Carter and N. s. Nye, are at work pre- pairing for the campaign to be put on 1T November. They announce that w. T Mcdonald and E. E. Dagney have beer selected by the general committee O this district as the speakers from Hay den to assist in the campaign iron l ANON. II u 10.
 Mrs. M. P. Holiday left for Mesa or Saturday to consult the old family phy. sician concerning the baby's health
 Only two cases of the Spanish influ enza have developed in Hayden, botl of which are in San Pedro. One Mexi can at Hayden Junction has pneumoni. as a result of the influenza. A yer, doubtful report that could not be con firmed has it that seven cases hay, developed in Winkleman in one family
 Quite an extensive addition is bein, added to the Notation plant in the Ra, Con mill yards here.
 Examinations for the army are to b held at Hayden on Oct. IA, 15, 16 as fol lows:
 Oct. Hilary John Painter, Denni Winfield Trammell, Lewis Harry Eld ridge, William Joseph Hague, Nicasi Madrid, Albert Owen Drey, Edwar Garrett Tribbett, Earl Poster Edmund son, John Thomas Wilson. Fredericl Ham, Julius Clifton Teter F'ranl John Wright, August Emil Kreidt, Ro Elmer Williams, Ebert Carson Stan ton, James Ford Dickson.
 Oct. 15-Earl Lee Ellis, Charli Madison Haynes, Betram Leo Jone. Luis Lopez, Clark Chase Kornbau, Jos Salcido, Jr., Ernest Fairfax Tweed i, William Allen Reinhardt, Enoch Ed