Arizona republican., 1920-07-23
RESIDENCE AT HAYDEN
 DESTROYED BY FIRE

HAYDEN, Ariz, July 16-Thursday morning at 7:15 o'clock the citizens of Hayden were startled by the blowing
 of the fire whistle. It proved to be
 the home of Joe Ogden, located north of the ball park The house was a under way before discovered. A trunk
 and a table were all that were saved. MT ogden, who is an employe of the Arizona Eastern, while awaiting the
 arrival of his wife, had prepared his
 breakfast on an oil stove and neglected
 to put out the fire before leaving the building.
 About 20 men were found i'll Thurs
 day and their malady was pronounced
 ptomaine poisoning. Some were sent
 to the hospital.
 The Hayden Camp Fire girls re- turned from their first annual camp ing trip last Thursday, July Is, and re- ported a glorious time. They were as fat as pigs and as brown as little In dians.
 Their camping place in Russell can yon near Globe was ideal, way up among the pine trees. The view was wonderful. Just a quarter of a mile from camp the lights and smoke of
 Hayden and the lights of Ray and visited many points of interest in the l surrounding country including the
 mountain rangers observation tower, a long -to-be- remembered hike. The A. $. & R. truck driven by MT. Walton Langridge brought some of the girls back. Mrs. G. w. Carson meet ing the truck just as it started took some of the girls in her car. The ladies came back in Louie. Choen's car.
 The camp equipment and packs were loaded onto a truck furnished by the
 Ray Con. and driven by Nick Carter.
 They all arrived in good time and in good condition. No accidents oc- cured during the stap.
 Miss Margaret Johnson gave lawn party at her home last Wednesday evening. The guests were Miss Una Donaldson, MT. and Mrs. Hayden Jones,
 Mir and Mrs. Finlay Taylor, MT. Royal Howarthard and MT. Earnest Reed l..
 Dainty refreshments were served and
 a very enjoyable evening spent in spite of the heat.
 Mrs. Reginal Grey received sad news l of her brother Carl Saunders last 1 Tuesday He was seriously hurt in l a train wreck between Prescotu ano Phoenix both legs being broken and his l back seriously injured. He was taken
 to the hospital in Prescott. Mir and Mrs. Grey and Miss Sadie 1 Saunders who was visiting her sister 1 left for Phoenix to take charge of the
 home place while parents are in Pres colt. Carl Saunders is a young man | of eighteen, well known in Hayden. l MT. Olaf Landro is moving his pretty 1 little cottage next to the home of MT. l Orville Houston up to Oracle this week where he and his family expect to spend the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. W. A. Walker, MT. c | c. Walker and MT. Charles Thew motored to Phoenix Iast Sunday even 1 ing and returned Tuesday morning at three o'clock.
 Mrs. Dunn who was in camp with l the Camp Fire girls remained in Globe
 where she will spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Willameta Green. MT. F. W. Bond of the Gila Valley bank of Hayden made a short busi-
 ness trip to Globe yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. Stemlzy and Mrs. A. P. l Guest are spending the hot months in 1 Summerhaven. MT A. P. Guest goes
 to join them today
 MT. Griffith of the Y. M. c. A went
 up to Russell Canyon Wednesday. He
 returned with his wife Thursday af- | ternoon.
 | MT C. E. Myers of this place has | gone to Phoenix and is employed in | the plumbing business.
 Ivan Loch is visiting friends in Hali-
 fax, Canada M J MT. D. B. Chilwood is spending a