The Arizona copper camp., 1919-02-08

which had spent about a week in So
nora, was one of the Ray attractions
this week
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sladden of Phoe
nix, and p G. Capuccelli, from Su.
perior, registered at the Virgins hotel
this week
I. D. Rickerson, manager Of the Ray
Telephone and Telegraph company
paid a business call to Hayden or
Wednesday,
Al Brewer of the Ray Con. ware
house staff has recovered from a Sc
we're attack of tonsilitis which con
fined him for some time.
Ralph Greer, formerly connected
with the Ray Motor company, who had
been confined with serious attack
of the "flu," has recovered.
l. Klein of Phoenix, J. D. Abbott
Dallas; J. " McMeans, Clifton; J. w
Kerr, Los Angeles, registered at the
Ray Con- hotel on Wednesday.
H. H. Brewer, secretary of the Ray
Con. clubA was suddenly called tc
Phoenix this week on account of the
illness of Mrs Brower's mother.
Mel Van Treese, the saxaphone vir
tuoso, almost succumbed to the at
tacks of some pernicious "flu" germs
but to this date remains unconquered
]. E. Templeton is now operating g
portable shooting gallery in the lot
next to the postoffice He plans tc
have an up-to-the-minute equipment
here very shortly.
e. S. Johnson, until recently at tho
Ray depot, has been sent to Ray
Junction to relieve Dick Smith, who
is ordered to Phoenix.
e. L. Lopez, with Miller Brothers
Mercantile company, is holding Span
ish classes semi weekly and reports
a good attendance. We need more
Spanish-speaking Rayites.
Miss Hazel Zimmerman, the u. S
department of agriculture's home
demonstration agent assigned to Tue
son, visited Ray this week. A repor
of Miss Zimmerman's work will be
found elsewhere in these columns.
T. J. Mackey, erestwhile of the gen
eral office staff, left Ray last Satur
day for visit to the northern part O.
the state. He plans to go to Prescott
Chloride and other points in tina
vicinity to look after some of his in
terests.
C. E. Edmunds, formerly in the EN-
ploy of the Ray Consolidated Copper
company in the general office, left or
Saturday for Los Angeles. Eddie
is uncertain about staying there
though, and believes he will return tt
Chicago soon.
Miss Louise G. Holbrook of Wash
ington, D. c., arrived in Ray Tuesda.
for the purpose of spreading the gos
pei of "clean milk, better milk fol
babies, and more cottage cheese.
Miss Holbrook's lecture and demon
stration is reviewed elsewhere il
these columns.
H. N. Scanlon, popular member 0
the Ray Mines team, who married
Miss Theresa McGearty last summer
is now employed in the shipyards a
San Pedro. Harry" as he was know1
to Rayites, was admitted to the nava
officers training camp at San Diego
He is now in Los Angeles.
J. D. Houck, wagner with Batter!
B, 125th heavy field artillery, secont
army, has returned to Ray. Houck il
wearing the stripes of honorable dis
charge, overseas duty, campaign
badges and other insignia of interest
He is glad to be back in Ray ant
hopes to return to harness shortly.
Rayites will be sorry to learn tina
the condition of w. J. McDermott
chauffeur for L. S. Gates, is now re
garded as serious. Both Mr. and Mrs
McDermott are suffering from a par
ticularly malignant attack of the "flu
They are receiving the best of medi