Arizona republican., 1918-05-20
BUSINESS HOUSE
 WILL CLOSE OUT


 HAYDEN, May 1S.-The Hayden Supply store is to close soon. Already the stock is considerably reduced and is being sold at cost. The disastrous fire last winter and the present high prices are responsible for the decision of the firm. MT Stevenson, manager of the store for the past four years, will spend some time on the coast be- fore he enters another position
 c. A. Hurst left the early part of the week for Los Angeles on his vacation. Mrs Hurst and the children accompa- nied him. They will remain on the coast for the summer.
 John Lane and family left May Is for Madison, Kansas, where MT. Lane will engage in farming, taking the place as a manager of a large farm. vacated by the former manager being called for army service.
 Antonio Ramirez of Christmas, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tribblet for carrying concealed weapons, and was fined S100 and 30 days in jail.
 Louis Pistor clerk of the Gila Valley Bank and Trust Co.,, leaves tomorrow for a week in Phoenix with his broth CT before going into training at Camp Cody.
 Joe H. Yam. time keeper for the Ray Consolidated, leaves on June 1 for San Francisco.
 Henery Villines, proprietor of the Hayden garage, has sold his interest to Joe HowSH and has accepted a po- sition with the Dripping Springs Cop per Go. at Mammoth, as gas engine repair man.
 Ed Tribbets, deputy sheriff, leaves the 18th for a vacation in the north west. Sheriff Armer has appointed John I. Stewart as deputy for this district.
 Mrs. Honora Moeur, grand chief of the Pythian Sisters. made an official
 visit to the Hayden lodge on May IT. Two of Hayden's popular teachers will be employed in the offices of the
 officials in Globe during the summer. 1 Miss Wilson will be engaged as clerk in the supervisors office and Miss i Graham will work for the recorder. ! John Galena leaves Sunday for Aber- l deen to play with the Aberdeen team | in the Northwestern league. The Aber- deen team is managed by Herb Hester i of the Ray team last year. W. A. Speering, for seven years en- ployed in the machine shop of the Ray i Consolidated. left on Friday for his | former home in Chicago.
 i The graduating exercises of the Hay | den grammar school, held in the M E. l church on Wednesday evening. were | well attended and enjoyed by all. The l children did exceptionally good work | for pupils of the eighth grade Nini- | fred Alden had the salutatory, the class
 history was given by Shirley Jacobson.
 the class prophecy by Helen Dreeman. ] My Classmates" by Monica Alverson l and the valedictory by Dina Hambly. Joe H. Browne presented the diplomas In his remarks he spoke of the Hayden | school as being the best in Gila coun- ty. He said the statement was made 1 because of the assurance given him of
 that fact by the county superintendent of schools of Gila county. A feature
 of the program was a four minute talk by Harold Moffitt. member of the
 tenth grade class. The people of Hay
 den feel that it would be hard to find
 another school doing as good work as is done by the school here.
 Of the force of teachers all were re-
 elected to their positions except Miss
 Inman and Miss Turner. neither of whom. applied. Miss Brown, Miss Xii ser, Miss Wise, Miss Graham, Miss Wells, Miss Hudlow, Miss Langridge,
 Miss Brands. Miss Glynn, Miss Flora Schoshusen. Miss Lena Schoshusen.
 Miss Wilson and Miss shannon will all be back for another year, according to
 the present arrangement.
 Mr. Saunders will leave for the coast , for little time as soon as the Hayden Supply closes. He is not decided whether he will return to this country or stay in California.