Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Mrss Fellows was doing such splendid work for the soldiers that, although her discharge was dated the first Of February, she was kept at the hospital until March l.
 The N oodmen Circle gave a delight ful dance in their lodge hall on Thurs day evening. Everyone enjoyed them seleves and the refreshments
 Mr and Mrs. G. A. Smith have moved to Ray for a few months. Mr. Smith is in charge of the Brown hoist at the mill, which taken up to help build and repair the damage done to the roads by the late rain.
 Lebus Alverson who has been spending several months in Los An geles, arrived home this week and will remain here for time.
 Mrs. l.. B. Smith of Del Rio, Texas, is visiting her parents, NIT. and Mrs. l.. Parsons, and her many friends in this city, and at the present time IS the guest of MT. and Mrs. G. A. Robson.
 Mrs. Lumley and her daughter, Helen. have returned from Phoenix, where they went to have Helen's arm set after it had been fractured in three or four places. The broken bones are knitting nicely
 AIr and Mrs. Verne Heath have both been sick for a wew days, but have recovered sufficiently to get around again.
 The Americanization school is mal<- ing wonderful progress. The enroll ment for February was 90, and the average attendance at the classes 53. the change of working shifts being against a larger attendance. The sub jects taught are English, arithmetic. geography and writing. Almost every age is represented in the school, which is proving to be great factor in the life of those who are able to attend.
 The attention of all women living on Shelter Side is called to the after noon tea that will be held in the lobby of the Y. M c. A. Tuesday March g, at 2:30. All who are interested in organizing a Bible study class are asked to be there and talk the matter over.
 Mrs. J. P. Stvern is spending sev- eral days with her friends in Phoenix
 Harry Price of Phoenix was a visitor in Hayden this week.
 MT. and Mrs. D. A. Murchison have moved from Winkleman and are at home to their friends in their new home on Utah avenue.
 Misses Rickles, Gordon and Phinney were hOstesSes at a picnic held at Pl- per's ranch last Sunday, and the lucky fellows invited to attend were MesSrS Page, Heine. Grabe and McAndrews
 Dorothy smith had the misfortune to fall from a swing on the school grounds Wednesday and at first 1t was thought she was seriously in jured, but happily the injuries are confined to bruises and broken tooth, and Dorothy will soon be at school aagin.
 The pupils of the Haydf fn schools have pledged to give 10 cents month for three months to the Near East re- lief committee.
 c. B. Ellis, railroad man, is visiting xxritI, r, f1 i1xy haro
 Miss Una Donaldson has returned from a vacation spent with MT. and Mrs w H. Broadabent on their ranch at Hayden Junction.
 What might easily have been fatal accident was avoided when the 2-year- old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ed Flick was discovered head downward in a tub of rain water just in time to save her from being drowned Prompt ac- ton by the parents and doctor re- vfved the little one and she is getting along nicely.
 Considerable work is being done around the houses on Hillcrest- Each house is being fenced in and the ground graded and prepared for gar dens. When completed, the appear ance of the crest will be greatly inn proved.