Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
SAFETY FIRST WEEK
 OBSERVED AT HAYDEl

HAYDEN. March 6.-Safety First. no matter where you went last week you ran into it, in church, school. show. on the street. in the home. on the works, it was everywhere, and the good that must be the result will mean Il happier Hayden. The program for the week was planned by II. F.. Mat thieSons safety engineer of Garfield, l. tah. and was held under the aus I.lces of the Ray Consolidated Copper company. MT. Matthieson is going to all of the plants of the company, put ling on a similar program, and it may mean that the company will install a safety inspector in each of their plants. H. Is earnestly requested that the les sons taught by MT. MatthieSOn and his corps of helpers here may not be soon forgotten. every week should be a safety week. Anyone who is inter Csted in the actual operations of a safety department will do well to get in touch with J. E. Williams, safety inspector at the A. $. x R. Co.'S smell Ter This company maintains a per rnanent safety department at each one Of their plants, and there is great com petition between these plants for the honor of coming out at the head of Inc yearly list of accidents. The record at the local smeltcr for this yeear is -sa5 per cent. Let's keep it at that figure
 Mir and Mrs II. F. Easter are spend ing the week in Phoenix. Mrs Easter has been i'll for some time and it is hoped that the change of climate will do he riots of good.
 Messrs- c. H. Studley and W. Nash motored over to Globe Friday and spent the day on court business.
 Miss Dorothy Anderson left last Monday to make her home in Phoenix. She will live with her grandparents and attend a business college.
 Dr. Shields took a dose of his own treatment last Saturday and had his tonsils removed. He is feeling much buettcr now.
 Mrs. J. A. Duncan and her two sons motored from Globe last week to spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs. l.. R. Marble.
 F. F. Church was a visitor in Tue son last week to meet his wife and her mother, Mrs. C. H. FarweH, of Chan ming. Texas. Mrs. Church was called To Charming several weeks ago by the illness of her mother and while there was take nsick herself. They are both fee ling much better and made the trip from Tucson late in the week in their auto Mrs Farwen will visit with her daughter and MT. Church in their home here.
 Mr. and Mrs Russell Cooke left Hayden last week to make their fu ture home in Hollywood. Calf.
 Claude Bookhamer of the mill boiler shop has accepted a position in Fl Paso and will make his home heret.
 w D. COakley left for Phoenix Wednesday. He will spend a few days there and then go on to the coast.
 A. R. and z. c. Page are on their} way to the oil fields of Texas and will make their first stay at Cisco.
 Mrs Dr. Carson and Miss Marie ! shields made a pleasure trp to Globe ! Wednesday afternoon, returning | Thursday.
 Dr. Carson spent the latter part of the week in Phoenix on business con-i nected with his department
 The friends of Mrs. H. C. Steven | son will be glad to hear that she is f able to make the trip from Phoenix | 10 her home in Oakland, Calf.
 Florence, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. ! F. Morris, has had the misfortune She was playing in e-c garden of their | home and tripped over a piece of wire. i The arm is mending nicely.
 Latest word from the St. Joseph's l hospital in Phoenix is to the effect that | Mrs. z. E. Richey is well on the road | to recovery
 The Camp Fire girls, under the lead ership of Miss Ina E. Langridge as sisted by Miss Coral Muirhead. met at the | last Saturday and held an eIec- lion of officers. Monica AIverson was elected president. Mildred Ellis. vice. president: Bessie Knight. secretary: Josephine CorGiat, treasurer. The girls are busy earning money to pay for | their ceremonial costumes, and anyone who has a job that girl can do may let Miss Langridge know. or leave word aL the secretary's office at the Y. The girls are working in close CO., operation with the Scouts and many social features are being planned. The first social is arranged for Saturday. March 13. at D. m.. and will be Ipld at the Y NJ. c A
 Mrs. B. H. Fellows. reconstruction aide at Whipple barracks Prescott. has at last secured her discharge and arrived at her home here on Monday.