Arizona republican., 1920-04-03
GOES TO NEW YORK
 ID MEET HIS S|STER

IA DEN, April From stewart, engineer, formerly at the power plant and now at the pumping station, left last Wednesday for New York to meet his sister, who sailed from Glasgow, Scotland, the same day. They have not seen each other for 25 years, and Tom is looking forward to a happy re- union. After spending several weeks sight seeing in the metropolis and oth- CT cities, they will come to Hayden and make their home here.
 Walter Langridge and Miss Ina B. Langridge. accompanied by Earl Weaver, made the trip to Tucson last Saturday and spent the day looking over the various makes of automobiles offered by the Tucson dealers Mrs. Ford Shuart of Grand Ledge, Mich, is spending several weeks visit ing with her sister, Mrs. L. A. Fruit.
 Mrs. II. A. Eye and Mrs. H. F. Easter entertained their friends with tea in the Guest House, Shelter Side, last Monday.
 Deputy County Treasurer Mrs. Laura Pheland of Globe visited her friends last week and stayed for the Ellls ball, returning to her home Monday.
 The family Of F. w. Edwards left this week to join him in Gallup, \. M. Mir. Edwards was formerly engineer at the power house and accepted a position with coal mining company at Gallup, going there several weeks ago.
 The Easter services at the Hayden community church will be as follows Regular Sunday school service at 9:45 a. m.: special children's service, 2: 20 D. m.: evening service, which will be largely musical, 7:3o p. m- On Mon day vening at 7:30 D. m. Archdeacon J. H. Jenkins of the Episcopal church will hold a community communion service.
 Phoenix visitors last week were Mrs. c. w. Studley, Mrs. J. A. Williams and son and Mrs. w. 4. Garrett.
 Marshall Johnson. former resident of Hayden, returned from Miami and re- sumed work in the boiler shop at the mill last week.
 Mrs. R. P. Church entertained Friday last in honor of her mother. Mrs. C. H. Farwell of Charming. Tex. who is spending several weeks here.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Treat. accom- panied by Dr. Elsie Sehildwatcher. mo- tored over from Florence Sunday to spend a day with Mir. and Mrs. NJ. C. Cook
 Walter CoIenso. well known head of the Knight Thompson mems depart ment. left Wednesday for Needles. Cal, to accept a position there-
 Fred O. Conner and family have moved to Phoenix and expect to make their home there.
 J. R. Alverson and his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Price, are in Florence on busi- ness trip.
 > Friends of D. A. Murchison will be sorry to learn that he is seriously i'll at his home. The attending physicians give every hope for his recovery.
 Mrs. Charles Tweed and family. who have been spending several months in Los Angeles, have returned and will remain here for the summer.
 Miss Dorothy Corgiat. who is train ing at St. Joseph's hospital in Phoenix. is spending Easter with her mother and will return to her duties Monday.
 C. w. Happy Knapp and F. J. Hurley left Friday for Phoenix. They do not have a definite goal in view and will wander around the country to see if they can find place to suit them.
 R. NJ. Perkins. well known in local musical circles. is on his way to join his family in Garfield Utah.
 Tom Dennis motored to Tempe Thursday and returned the same day, bringing with him his daughter Thelma and Miss Celia Cook, who will remain for a short vacation.
 J. M. Purdum of Globe, former resi- dent of Hayden. spent several days looking after his business interests here last week.
 Miss Dena Hambly, who is attending a business college in Tucson, arrived home Tuesday last and was operated upon at the Ray Con hospital for the