The Arizona copper camp., 1919-05-03

vision, and spent eight months in
France, has arrived in Hayden TO
take charge of the Rex theater Mr.
Goyette saw only few days fighting
while in France, being engaged in the
battle of Argonne Forest. Before
going to France he was connected
with the Amusu picture house IN
Phoenix.
The lodge picnic at Cooks lake on
Sunday was a great success. All the
lodges of Hayden and Winkleman
were represented. A beef was barbe-
cued, great quantities of bread and
weiners with the other eats that are
appropriate at a picnic were on the
menu. For amusement there were
sack races, three-legged races, boat
riding and various other athletic
stunts.
Mr.. Brown writes from Golfer, Cal.
that G. M Sabean Jas expected to
arrive there from overseas some time
ago. Mr.. Sabean was at one time
foreman of the carpenter force for
the Ray Con at the Hayden plant
Mrs. Sabean is now in Nova Scotia
where Mr.. Sabean expects to join her
upon receiving his discharge from
the army.
Twenty-Five boys of the Boy Scout
troop under the direction OF Scoutmas-
ter Dagley and Assistant Scoutmaster
Rogers, hiked out to Pipers' ranch on
Friday evening. They camped there
for the night. On Saturday they
played games and indulged in scouting
activities until the noon hour After
lunch they returned to town. Sergt
Rogers has been giving the Scouts
military drill and reports that they
are responding very readily to the in
TIE boys and girls department at
the local Y are being organized. AS
a part of the program of activities
there will be given on May / at the
gymnasium a May time social. The old
time dances will be taught and the
young folks will be given an oppor-
tunity to amuse themselves in their
own way. Also a breakfast will be
given on Saturday morning, the young
folks leaving early and going up the
river, where breakfast will be cooked
over an open fire. The boys and girls
are each to bring cup and spoon
and two slices of bacon The other
items will be furnished.
Ben Powers, who has been serving
with the overseas forces for some
time, arrived home recently His
coming was a complete surprise to
Mrs. Powers, who had not heard from
him since October of last year. 1t de-
veloped that he had been gassed while
engaged in battle and had been unable
to write for some time. Letters wri.
ten after his discharge from the hos
pital failed to reach home. After
spending some days with home folks
he left for the Texas oil fields, accom-
panying F., D. Pool of Winkleman
At a recent meeting of the school
board the teachers for the following
term were elected. All who are now
teaching were reelected with the ex.
option of two who did not apply.
These were Miss L. A. Wise and Miss
Grace ludlow. Miss ludlow expects
to teach next winter in Winslow and
Miss Wise intends to go to the coast
In the stead Of the two teachers not
reelected Miss Freda Kiser and Miss
Thelma Fay were elected. Miss Kiser
formerly taught in the schools here
and is we'll known. Miss Fay is a
graduate Of the Flagstaff Normal aid
is also we'll known here, having lived
with her parents here for some. years.
The Americanization school con-
Quoted at the Hayden school building
on Main street each evening of the
school week reports an enrolment OF
Sc, with an average attendance of 40
for the month. The school is under
the direction of Professor Richard ID
Lusk, who has had 26 years expert
ence teaching in Arizona and whose
wide experience with the ! Mexicans
enables him to handle the school in
"a first class manner. AS his assistant
he has secured J. l.. Booth, an EN-