The Arizona copper camp., 1919-04-12

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On Thursday evening the knights
of Columbus celebrated the fifth an
niversary of the installation of the
lodge in Hayden by giving an enter
tainment at the lodge hall
Mr.. Tally, who is employed by Mr.
Butell on his ranch near Hayden, met
with very painful accident recently.
While working in clearing some land
chip struck his eye ball. DR.. Wood
treated the injury.
Because of the absence Of some
members of the Noe Var Band there
was no concert given on Thursday
evening of last week. 1t is hoped that
concert will be possible on the reg
ular evening from now on.
Mr.. E. c. Taylor made a trip to
Globe on Monday to look after coun-
ty affairs. He reports that the new
highway enables one to make the trip
in much less time than was formerly
required.
! The Sunday school of the M. E..
church is planning an especially inter
esting program to be given at the S.
S. hour on Easter morning The chill
dren met to practice on Thursday eve
ming.
Light refreshments were served TO
the guests and all expressed them
| selves as having spent a most enjoy
able evening. The occasion is indica-
tive of the growing spirit of good fell
1owship in the church.
Mr.. R. |. EzeH left en- Friday for
New York to attend TO company busi-
| ness. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Ezell. While in the east they will run
up to Massachusetts to visit with Mr..
EzelPs sister. The trip will extend
over two or three weeks.
| An auto party consisting of Super
visor Ed C. Taylor, Justice of the
Peace w. B. Nash, Deputy Assessor
Ed c. Hight and William j. Bennett
went to Globe on Monday, returning
the same day.
The friends >of Dr. Gowan will re-
gret to learn that an exchange is TO
occur that will take D.. Gowan to
Ray in the near future. While here
he has proven himself an excellent
physician and surgeon of the first
rank. His many friends regret his
going, but wish him well in his new
field of work
The Boy Scouts met on Friday eve
ming for the purpose of electing patrol
leaders. and other officer; of the
scouts. Scout Raymond Robertson
was elected as scribe, Scouts Roland
Fay, Heber Pace and Albert Corgiat
were elected as patrol leaders of pat
rolls one, two and three, respectively
The scouts will meet hereafter on Fri
day evening for business and general
scouting, alternating the meetings.
E. A. Robson, son of G. A. Robson
of Smelter side, has received his dis
charge from the army and has arrived
in Hayden to visit with his parents
here. At the beginning of the war he
was transferred from the regulars to
the c. A. G. After much delay he
finally arrived at the front, where he
spent month on the active line.
An interesting lecture will be given
at the M e. church on Monday even
ing, April IA, by Dr. F. G. H. Stevens
of the Southern California conference
Dr. Stevens is now working in the i'll
tereSt OF the centenary movement Of
the church. His lecture will have to
do with the conditions in the home
land and will be illustrated by stere-
opticon slides. The lecture will be
free and the general public is invited
to attend.
On Thursday evening of last week
about forty members and friends of
the church met and surprised the pas
tor and family at their home. The
occasion was most enjoyable. Partic-
ularly SO because it celebrated the TAX
ing possession of the house purchased
by the church for the use of the pas