The Arizona copper camp., 1919-02-15

Miss Grace Page is ill at her home
on Smelter side following an opera
ton when she was obliged to have an
lnesthetic in order to have couple
of very troublesome teeth extracted.
She is improving and will be about
again in a few days.
Rev. Corbin of the M. e. church
South, who is superintendent of the
Spanish work in Arizona for that
church, will be in Hayden on Feb. 16
and II. He comes to look over the
work here and assist Rev. Hernandez
in getting organized.
Mrs. HARTLEY is ill at her home in
North Hayden Some time ago she
contracted influenza, followed by pneu-
| monia. After being out only few
days she was again obliged to give up.
| She is reported as better, however and
expects to be out again in a few days,
| Mrs John Grange went to Prescott
to attend the Grand Lodge of the
Eastern Star. Mrs. Griffin of Winkel-
man was grand representative from
| the lodge here. The two went to-
gether Mrs. Grange expects to visit
there for several days after the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge.
Miss Lucy Nash, county superinten-
dent of schools for Gila county made
her semi-annual visit to the district
the past week spending several days
here. She visited the schools at Hay
den, Chilito, Winkelman, and Christ
mas, returning to Globe on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ralph Kane entertained on
! Thursday evening in honor of her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Rex Kane of Ray.
The evening was spent in dancing.
| Quite a number of the young folk
we're present, and after refreshments
departed for their homes at a late
hour declaring the occasion to have
been one of the most pleasant Of the
eason.
Rev. A. W. Atkinson, superinten-
| dent of the Arizona Mission, will be in
| Hayden on Feb. 10th, when he will
speak at the Methodist church both
morning and evening. The evening
| hour will be devoted to the fathers
and sons who attend the service in
keeping with the plan to make that
day go-to-church Sunday as part of
the National Fathers and Sons week
celebration.
The Boy Scouts were organized with
w. B. Oxman as scout master. The
| first meeting was at the ball park,
| where the boys met for military drill
and athletics So far only % boys
have become members but it is thought
| the number will increase rapidly now
that the organization is completed. Mr..
Oman has had extensive experience
in work of this sort, having been con
nected with playground work in Los
| Angeles.
Dr. Dana W. Bartlett, well known
clergyman and social worker, spoke
at the Rex theatre on Tuesday eve
ming in the interest of the relief drive
for the Near East The address was
very interesting and helpful. He pre-
sented in a graphic manner the vast
need of the people in the stricken
countries. AS a result of his work and
that of the local committee, the full
quota for Hayden will be subscribed
before the campaign closes.
! mike" Smith, formerly employed by
the A. S. & R. has been in town for
the past several days. He was with
| the American army for some months
and returned to Hayden upon being
discharged. His position was offered
| to him, but Mike said he did not feel
like putting a married man out of
job just because he was a discharged
soldier. He says he doesn't ask SYM
pathy because he had done his duty.
He left on Tuesdays train for Phoenix,
where he expects to rustic for posi-
, ton.
| In keeping with the policy of max
| ing all improvements possible that will
add to the welfare Of their employeeS
the Ray Consolidated Copper COM
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