Arizona republican., 1919-09-24
HAYDEN SOON ID HAVE
 4 NEW POSTMASTER

HAYDEN, Sept. 22.-Z. c. Page has received word from the postal authori- ties that he is to be made postmaster of the Hayden office in the near fu- ture. His appointment was confirmed some weeks ago by the senate, but it was only recently that he had word directly from the department concern Ing it.
 E. G. Shower of Ell Paso, Texas. is staying with his son-in-law, F. K. Armstrong, until he can secure a house. He expects to bring his family here to make their home as soon as ar engagements can be made
 R. B. Rathbun of Salt Lake City, and T. J. Scanlon of Montreal, Canada, are installing the electrostatic precipi- tation process for recovering solids in roaster gases at the A. s. & R. plant This is a new process, the Hayden plant being one of the first in the country to install it.
 The furniture for the Kindergarten department of the school arrived the past week and has been installed.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. J. Richards, former ly of Hayden, but now living in Colo rado, are the parents of a fine baby girl born September IS. MT. and Mrs. Richards expecr to return to Hayden in the near future
 Earl Hatch. D. T. Moneypenny, B. A. Creigor and B. F. Shepard made trip to Nogales the early part of the week. fhara ha to witness bull fight in Nogales, Mex ico. They also witnessed the Shannon McManus fight in Tucson while on their trip home.
 The Hi-Yi club met again Thursday evening with several ladies of the smelter side to complete the plans for reception to be given in honor of the ith, Sth and 9th grades and the fac. ulty of the schools. The evening will start with a volley ball game by the boys, after which they will participate in an indoor track meet. The evening will close with dancing for all who care to participate.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Tomlinson ar rived in Hayden a few days ago to make their home here MT. Tomlinson was manager of the Western Union Telegraph company office here before he enlisted for service with the army. Mrs. Tomlinson also is well-known in Hayden as Miss Daringen. Their friends welcome these popular folk to the community.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Sabean returned to Hayden from the east where thev have been since MT. Sabean was dis charged from the army. Before enlist ing. he was with the construction forces of the Ray Con. and will again enter their employ.
 The Woman's Missionary society os the M. E. church held the first meeting or the season at the church Wednes- day afternoon when plans were formed Tor the work they expect to take mn Tn the near future.
 Mrs. Luciel Maybree is visiting witI, ner sister, Mrs. ". H. Stinke.
 The home of Mr. Bridges in North Hayden caught fire Saturday morning and in spite of the efforts of the fire department, was burned to the ground with all the furnishings. The origin of the fire Is not known, MT. Bridges hav- ing left some little time before to get his breakfast. The house near was somewha: damaged, but was not burned beyond repair. It is not known whether Mir. Bridges carried insurance on his property or not.
 The final selections have been made of the representatives of the Nocyar club. who will play in the tennis tour nament to be held here October 5, when the team from Ray will compete with the Hayden team for the cup given by the president of the Ray Consolidated Copper company some time ago The cup has been won twice by the Hayden | players and once by the Ray players. | Under the terms of the tournament the cup must be won three times before becoming the permanent property Of