The Arizona copper camp., 1919-09-13
HAYDEN NOTES

CedCHcrS are dl lnolT WOFK ana lHe
school is fast getting into good work
ing form under the able direction of
Miss Conwell Sufficient text books
were not on hand at the opening but
these will be here in time for all the
classes to get work started at the be-
ginning of the second week of school.
Henry Christy was greeting old
friends Tuesday For the past II
months he has been with the engineer
ing forces overseas. He expected to
resume his duties with the Ray Con
at an early date
\ Mrs. B. A. Creigor returned from the
coast Thursday after spending vaca-
ton of several weeks there
A. G.. Reid returned recently and
has again gone to work for the Ray
4 Con. Mr.. Reid formerly worked here
but for the past few months has been
in the valley.
Mrs. R. w. Bruner and daughter,
Virginia, returned recently from the
coast where they had spent the sum-
mer.
Eileen league will return Sunday
from San Francisco after spending
the summer there with relatives.
Miss Audrey Ellis returned Friday
to Los Angeles to re-enter school
there. She has made good record
and has advanced in her music in
remarkable way. Those qualified to
speak are of the opinion that she has
a wonderful future before her in that
field
Mr.. E. GStark returned recently
from Kansas City, where he has spent
the past month. Mrs. Stark and the
children will arrive from Morenci in
a few days.
Mrs. Carol Gilmer returned from
the coast Wednesday, having spent the
greater part of the summer there.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Studley left
for few days business visit to Phoe.
nix Wednesday.
H. E. Francis, an employe of the
Ray Con-, and member of the base
ball team, left Monday to enter the
University at Tucson.
Mr.. Ted R. Lingle arrived in Hay
den Wednesday from the coast, where
he had spent his vacation. Mrs. Lin
gle did not return at the time, but ex-
poets to come later.
Judge W. B. Nash made business
trip to Globesrecently.
Frank Wright expects to join Mrs.
Wright and his mother on the coast
in few days He will spend his va
cation with them.
Mr.. R. l. Ezell made a trip to Phoe-
nix the latter part of last week to as
sist Mrs. Ezell in getting located in
the cottage they have rented for the
winter. Mrs. Ezell is much improved
following her illness.
| Mr.. A. E. Griffith made a business
trip to Morenci Friday, returning by
way of Tempe, where he stopped off
to assist Miss Irene in getting located
comfortable for her term in school.
Mrs. Grange and Mrs. Wilcox gave
weiner roast to the members of the
Boy Scout troop of Hayden at the Will
cox ranch Thursday evening. Need
less to say the Scouts enjoyed them.
selves immensely.
The school authorities wish to call
the attention of the parents to the
fact that the entrance lists of the be-
ginners' department of the school will
be closed after the third week. Those
who wish to have their children in
the first grade this term will thus be
required OF start them during this pc
riod.
The attention of the public is called
to the change in the hour of the even
ing service at the M. e. church from
$3.50 to 500 o'clock.
Kenneth knight returned recently
from service in the navy He voIun-
teered for this service early in the
war and served on the transport Vir.
ginia for several months. His coming
was a surprise to his parents since
they were not aware of the fact that
he had been discharged until he ap-
peared at home.
Miss Irene Griffith left Saturday for
Tempe to attend school there the com.
ing term.
The Sunday school picnic held last
Thursday was a success from every
standpoint. There was a large mum
Der in attendance from all depart
ments of the school. A bountiful pic
mic dinner was prepared and spread
i'll the approved picnic style. to which
i the children did justice. The day was