Arizona republican., 1919-03-22
HAYDEN HAS NEW
 DEPUTY SHERIFF

HAYDEN, March 19.-Carrol E. Gil- mer, who has been stationed al Christmas as deputy sheriff has been appointed to succeed Deputy Larsen, of Hayden. MT. Larsen resigned his position here March 15, to accept the foremanship of the Coburn Cattle company, at Mayer.
 MT. Gilmer is an eperienced officer, having served under eX-Sheriff Haynes in Globe. There will be no one ap pointed to succeed MT. Gilmer at Christmas.
 MT. and Mrs. I. G. Grable, of Shelter side expect to return to their former home in Grayford, Texas, the coming week. Although they have lived in Hayden but short time they have many friends who regret to see them leave.
 The St. Patrick's smoker at the Noe Tar club Monday evening was a suc- cess from the standpoint of attendance and the program rendered. Irish stories and songs were the order of the evening. Hot dogs" and coffee were served for refreshments.
 J. A. Masterson and wife made a trip to Phoenix Tuesday to consult with a specialist concerning Mrs. Mas aerson's health
 A. c. Ellis and party motored to Tucson recently for a day. They vis- tied the San Xavier mission and other points of interest while there. N. $. Nye, formerly secretary of the | local "" writes his friends here that he is now secretary at East Las Vegas N. M., where he is comfortably To- cated with a pleasant prospect before | him.
 A number of the women of the com munity met at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Metcalf on Tuesday to sew. Each brought her lunch and thus was able | to donate the entire day to the work ! in hand. Besides the work accomp- l lished they enjoyed the day to the full.
 MT. and Mrs. R. A. Conner who have been residents of Hayden for a num- Der of years are returning in the near | future to their old home in Texas. l They expect to leace for Abilene where | they will visit for a few days before | locating.
 A number of friends recently gath cred at the home of one woman and l proceeded to the home of N. c. Me l Govern in a body to give Mrs. Me | Govern a surprise shower. A general good time was enjoyed. Light refresh ! ments were served.
 The many friends of L. B. Comphor extend their sympathy to him at this time because of the death of Mrs. Comphor at their home in Winkelman on Tuesday evening as a result of lung congestion. Funeral services were held on Wednesday evening. h. terment was made in the Winkelman | cemetery.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Tappin, grand presi- dent of the Rebecka assembly visited the Hope lodge here recently. She reports the local organization to be in a very flourishing condition.
 w. W. Brown received word recent ly that his son has arrived in New York from overseas with the U. S. army. MT. Brown regards the day on which he received the news as red letter day in his life.
 The Methodist church is making a campaign this week to gather suf- ficient funds to pay for the house ! that is to be used as a residence for | the pastor, and is nearly ready for oc- | cupancy. The attitude toward such movements is a true index of the 1 progressive nature of any community Judging from the response given so far Hayden is to be congratulated upon her desire to support the local church and thus aid in placing it upon more | efficient basis.