The Arizona copper camp., 1919-03-01

inclusive. Five excellent attractions
Fare ITO appear on the course. AS yet
iit has not been decided just where the
entertainments will be held. An
nouncement ewill be made in a few
days. The season tickets are on sale,
however, and those who wish to- at
tend these entertainments should buy
now A winter Chautauqua is some
thing that will be. Of great benefit to
those attending and to the CON-
munity
Mr. Gottlieb of Cincinnati, Ohio,
was in town on Friday representing
the Crown Overall company.
The one-month- old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Himebaugh died at their
home on Smelter Side on Friday night
after an illness of only three days.
Death came as result of an enlarged
gland for which the doctors could do
nothing. The body was taken to Casa
Grande for burial, the funeral serv-,
ices being held there last Sunday.
D. r. Milne made business trip to
Phoenix the first of the week, return
ing on Wednesday
uorxr coriO11c oooi6ont 0oo11rrpd qf
the home of H. L. Patterson on
Wednesday morning while Mrs. Pat
terson was assisting one of the chill
dren in dressing. She had stopped
over and the skirt of a kimona she
was wearing caught fire from the
stove Immediately the flames en-
veloped her Mildred finally succeed
ed in extinguishing the flames, but
only after her mother had been Sc
riously burned about the body and
head. She was taken to the Ray Con
hospital, where DR.. Gowan treated
her. The injuries were so extensive
that but slight hope is entertained for
her recovery.
The relief in near east campaign
has not closed in Hayden, but the
time has bene extended until the full
quota can be secured. OF the quota
of $1,000 asked only about $500 has
been secured to date. Those wish
ing to contribute to this fund should
communicate with the committee OF
which Mrs. E. o. Studley is chair
man.
Art Taylor has resigned his posi-
tion with the Ray Con. and will return
to his home in Los Angeles on March
| /. Art had his choice of resigning or
of using his seniority rights to hold a
job and allow married man to be let
out. He chose the former and some
married man and his family have to
thank him that they are still on the
pay roll of the company.
| r. Smith and family of North Hay
den are moving to Mesa this week to
engage in ranching. They have made
their home here only since last fall.
Lieutenant Studley writes from
overseas that he is to represent his
regiment in the tennis tournament in
Nice. In the preliminaries he won
out over three other contestants,
some of whom have enviable records
secured on the tennis court.
I. D. Dickerson, manager of the Ray
Electric and Telephone company at
Ray, was in town on Wednesday with
l.. S. Gates.
The Noe Var tackey affair at the
club house on Saturday evening was
a complete success. The guests were
dressed in appropriate clothes and en-
joyed themselves greatly when con-
fetti was distributed among them:
After this they spent the evening In
dancing. The refreshments consisted
of sweet cider and ginger snaps.
Mrs. D. B. Hartley has been moved
| to the home of George Kornbau,
where she Is being cared for while
convalescing. The children are being
cared for at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Dagley.
The Woodmen of the World are to
have a celebration on March 5 at
their hall. The public is to be in
vited. Addresses are to be delivered
on "Fraternalism" and "Woodcraft. .
A general coed time is planned be-
sides the formal program.
| The special series of sermons IN
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