Arizona republican., 1920-05-01
G|LA VALLEY|. ]. O.F.
 HOLD ANNIVERSARY

HAYDEN. April 29.-The Gila Valley
 Lodge No g of the I. o. O. F. enter
 tained in their lodge hall last Tuesday and celebrated the 101st anniversary of the founding of the order. The hall
 was crowded with the members and their friends. after an appropriate
 opening. the evening was spent in
 dancing.
 Ms. H. C Blake is here from their
 ranch near Gilbert to spend a few days visiting her husband, T.. C. Blake cashier Of the Hayden bank Ed Humphries. who has been spend ing some time in San Francisco, re turned to Hayden this week. The Boy Scouts, assisted by the Camp Fire Girls will give q dance on the tennis courts the evening of May S. The proceeds will go towards pro- viding the annual camping trip Of the scouts.
 D. II. Long of the boiler shop force at
 the shelter left for Los Angeles last Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs H. A. Eye left fer Phoenix last Sunday by train. From Phoenix they will proceed by auto TO C1aremont, Calif.. where the Misses Eye are attending school.
 Dr. and Mrs. Shields accompanied by
 Miss Marie Shields and H. Bartlett
 motored to Superior last Saturday to
 visit friends and take in the festivities
 at the club. The party returned home
 on Sunday.
 Mrs. Clark, with Dorothy and Donald,
 returned to her home in Chicago on
 Monday They have been spending
 several months with Mir. and Mrs. J Drysdale of Shelter Side.
 Mrs Ford Shuart, who has been stay ing with her sister. Mrs. l.. 4. Fruit for several weeks, returned to her home in Grand Lodge. Mich. Monday.
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 early part of last week with her father
 Mir. A. W. Alexander. She left Wednes- day for Phoenix to visit with her
 mother for a few days and they will re- turn to Hayden early next week. MT. and Mrs. H. E. Preston of Phila- delphia, who have been in Hayden for
 about d year, returned to their home Allis- Chalmers Co, and has been in- stalling the new machinery in the Ray Consolidated power house. The children of the Shelter Side will observe Mothers Day by giving a pro-
 gram of music and recitations in the ". M C. A. on Sunday. May 9th at ?: 30 ?. m. After the program the chiI l.
 dren will serve refreshments to their mothers in the style of afternoon tea Several young men have arrived in town lately and have gone to work in the various departments Of the smell l lenberger of Santa Rita, N. NJ, J. L. Hampton of Authorization, N. C.. Percy Powell and Cread McCollom ot Beeville, Texas.
 | F. J. Tuck is leaving to spend several days in Phoenix.
 Walter I. Garms, Mir. and Mrs F. z. Lansing and Miss NJ. M. Dehm are off to Roosevelt dam to spend several days with hook and line. MT. Garns is talk ing the party overland in his car. Walter Webper, mill repair forsnan has been spending several days visiting with friends in the Salt River valley G. w Pearce who has been away fol several days on a business trip to Fl Paso. returned from that city this week
 O. A. Stokes has returned from q va cation spent at Nogales and Phoenix. A. Harms, assistant chief chemist al | the sme1ter is at Los Angeles. He vii make that city his headquarters ant visit the various beaches for the nex | two weeks.
 B. l.. Jones, the genial publicity agen I for the Hayden chautauqua, has gon' l to Phoenix on chautauqua business. d' expects to return with a complete Hn' <, of new stuff for the many extra fea | lures that will be put on in conjunction | with the chautauqua. Billie Corthay | | acting for Jones during his absence ant | is doing a good joh
 Miss Nathaly Larson, teacher of tn