Arizona republican., 1920-12-12
Hayden News

 out the evening gave proof of the oua1- ity of the numbers. The program was as follows:
 Interlocutor, II. R. Christie: tam oorines, T. H. Oxnam and c. H. Cor ous;s bones, L. w. Corthay and c. H. farsons; soloists, Messrs. Hall, Black man. Oxnam, Corbus, Corthay, Pres eott@ Janney, Phillips, Christie and Parsons. The oilo: At the Track" Felser and Kerr: "So Long. Oolong." MISS Freda Riser and the Geisha chorus; "A Bit of Patter," G. H. Par sons; Lullaby Land," Mrs. E. F. Jan- ney and Nursemaids chorus: Love and Duty" Miss Dorcas Avery; The Naughty, Naughty Waltz" Mrs. T. H. NXnam and Waltzing chorus; finale, Tn Old Manila" entire company. The chorus was composed of Mes dames Halman, Prescott and Ellis and the Misses Donaldson, Ellis, Johnson, Lioorius and Jaconson.
 Great credit for the4 success of the show is due the committee which put it on George F. Parson was director; Miss Lucy Kelly and T. II. Oxnam, musical directors; J. IT. Kerr, business manager; E. L. Jones. advance agent; Mrs. C. l.. Knight, costumer; Clark Hardman, stage carpenter.
 
 Harry Miller returned from Globe last week, where he has been in the hospital for the past five weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stephenson and son spent Sunday in Glove, visiting the family of w. R. Stephenson.
 Mf. and Mrs. Raymond Seal left on Friday for Los Angeles, where they will reside for the present
 Gus Hurshfield spent the past week here.
 Charles Thew and George Hurd made a business trip to Florence Sunday. MT. Upton was called to Miami on Sunday on, account fthe illness of his mother, who died just a short time before Mr. Upton arrived.
 Mrs. Preston owens of Dallas, Texas, is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. ", Halas.
 W. l.. Corthay returned Sunday from a trip to Miami.
 WI J. Fellows of Phoenix visited his brother. E. H. Fellows. Monday and enjoyed the Noe Tar benefit minstrels pr. and Mrs. Gowan were over from Ray on Monday night.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. r. Cook, formerly oi this place, but for some time residing in Texas, are here visiting their daugn- ter, Mrs. Earl Marble.
 Mrs. A. B. Beaver of Chandler visit ed her mother. Mrs. Smith, and sister Mrs. G. F. Kendrick, the past week. The little daughter of MT. and Mrs Ed Graham is reported sick.
 c. w. Knapp and little daughter oi Phoenix are visiting the family of MT and Mrs. Tom Richards.
 Charles Thew left on Thursday fol Tempe. where he will reside for thu present.
 Mrs. Sue ColIister and sister, Mrs Taylor. spent a few days in Phoeni' the past week.
 Vernon, the little son of Mir. and Mrs Frank Lupbley, is reported improving Mrs. G. F. Kendrick and Mrs. R. H Hardnan left Friday to spend the holl days in Glendale with Mrs. Hafomani parents, MT. and Mrs. Kendrick. Robert Poster left for Ventura, Cal the past week. His mother will Joil him In about two weeks.
 MT Konodoerr, general manager o the southwestern division of the A. railway, was here the past week.
 Mrs. Buck Lee and little daughter o Phoenix are visiting Mir. and Mrs W Alexander.
 Born-To MT. and Mrs. J. Jamisor on December 8, son.
 The bazaar given by the ladies of tn church on Tuesday was quite finan cial success.
 The Noe Var club gave a smoker an held an election of officers on Tuesda night, the following officers bein elected: President, c. A. Hurst; vic president, c. II. Parsons; secretary treasurer, Joe H. Kerr.
 Mrs. B. H. Fellows returned Tuesda from ten days visit in Phoenix.
 The infant of MT. and Mrs. G. Abbott died Saturday.
 Mx and Mrs. Jchn Grainge ente tained Mir and Mrs. Ross Hill at squab dinner Wednesday evening.
 Mrs Hickman, who has been spen' ing several weeks in Hurley, N- M., turned the past week.
 The Campfire girls will give baza in the basement of the church on D cember r.
 The dance given for the benefit the cemetery neJted quite a nice sum.
 Services were held in the church Thursday evening under the auspic of the Church of Christ of Latter D Saints. Addresses were made by J seph ". McMurrin, president of t California mission; Secretary Lem and President Richards of the $ Francisco conference.
 August Frey of Montana and H. Allen of Chicago visited the Winklem lodge No. 24. December S.
 H..A- Eye. local manager of the A. railway. returned the early part of week from business trip to Fl Pa
 ollie Anderson, M. E. Reid and F. Johnson lief tthe past week for coast.
 A. IL. Johnson and family have go 10 Hurley. N. M.
 L. IT. Eldridge, c. E. Murchinson a Albert Wooding left for Santiago | Thursday.
 .L I.eonadias Martinez died on the 6 Mrs. Louise Deister who has Dc visiting MT. and Mrs. w. E. Nash he past few weeks returned to home in Los Angeles Monday.
 Sheriff -elect Toi Kinsley was m city Monday.
 John Burger has gone to Los 4 B. \. Jones, c. F. Brahman and T Gregory spent Sunday and Monday Globe.
 Hayden again felt justly proud her musical talent when several nu hers were contributed at the E memorial service held in Globe on 5tb. The numbers were vocal sel fion by Mrs. Edgar r. Janney acce nanied by Mrs Nellie Mills; a vii solo by Mrs. Nellie Mills, accompar bv Mrs. Edgar Janney; a vocal se tion bv Miss Freda Riser, accompar bv Nft-s F. Janney. The musicians +S~od aver to Globe with Mir. and