Arizona republican., 1919-06-18
BUY SCOUTS ADD ?25
 TOFUND FUR CAMPING

HAYDEN, June 1.-The dance given at the Noe Tar tennis court on Satur- day evening by the troop committee of the boy scouts netted the neat sum of s325. This is to be used for the boys camping and other expenses during the year. Preceding the dance the scouts gave demonstration of the things they are doing at this time. With the troop just getting thoroughly organized and having had but little experience in scouting to date. they made a very creditable showing. Just now the boys are working on the requirements tor second class scouts, consisting of first aid, signaling, tracking, etc. It is ex- pected they will go to camp about July l.
 Rev. B. E. McColough Of Tucson spent a few days last week-visiting with Rev. Slack of Winkleman. Reverend Slack accompanied him on hls return home, and from there went to Phoenix to at tend the session of the synod Art Laitem, formerly of this place, was Visitor here last week. He in- tends to return to France in the near future with the intention of remaining during the reconstruction period. He l served with the A. E. F.
 Mrs c. w. Knapp and her sister, Mrs. Crum, left on Saturday for Kansas City to be at the bedside of their sister who 1 Is quite i'll. They will not return home until after the summer.
 Harvey Rice returned to Fort Whip | pie after spending two weeks here on ] turlough. He does not expect to re- ceive his discharge for some time, but thinks by fall he will be in Hayden again to remain.
 Dick Taliaferro writes from Roches- ter, Minn., that he and Mrs. Taliaffero will be home about July 1.
 Word has been received here that | Walter Garms and John and Charlie Orr have arrived in New York and are to be mustered out soon. They intend to come on to Hayden as soon as pos- slb'e after they are dicharged.
 Mrs. Mclaughlin, who has been suf- | Ierlng for some time as a result of pto- maine poisoning, was taken to the Ray ] Con hospital the latter part of last week. She is reported as very much | improved at this time.
 pr. B. E. Phillips arridAd home iron, Dallas, Tex, last week. He expects to spend month visiting with his parents here.
 Arthur Page returned on Monday after spending the past year and a halt in the army service.
 k. E. Morrow left on Monday for Boise, Idaho. to visit his mother.
 August Kreidt left on Monday fo, Wichita Falls, Texas, to work in the o, fields. He has for several years beer employed by the Ray Con as a mem per of the electrical force.
 R. L. Garrison of Long Beach ar. rived in Hayden recently and has ac. cepted position with the Ray Con. solldated. He is also recruit for th. Noe Tar band.
 Clyde Pommel has accepted a posi. ton with the Ray Con. MT. PommeI whose home is in Auburn, Neb.. was ; member of the 158th infantry band ina toured the state last fall. He will he come a member of the Noe Tar band
 C. V. Beatty, concentrate forema, Tor the Ray Con, left on Monday fo Wichita Falls, Texas.
 Hayden is pleased that the Noc Va
 band is again able to appear, sufficien talent having been secured to enah1
 them to give concert. They mad
 their first appearance in some lime .
 the boy scout dance on Saturday eve
 ming.