Arizona republican., 1920-01-19
HAYDEN MAN WEDS CASA CYANIDE GIRL;
 OTHER HAPPENINGS

HAYDEN, Jan. 1S.-Earl Weaver, assistant timekeeper at the smeiter. left for Florence last Friday and was married that evening to Miss Ruby McNatt of Casa Grande. The eere- mony took place at the courthouse Tn the presence of large number of friends of the bride adn groom, who, with the brides parents, Mir. and Mrs R. F.. McNatt. had accompanied the bride MT. and Mrs. Weaver have re- turned from a brief honeymoon and are at home to their friends.
 M P. Halladay, who has taken to cotton raising, was here this week packing up his furniture and has moved his family to their new home near Gilbert. Mir. Halladay will re- tain his interest in the Halladay drug store and will be a regular visitor in the city.
 F. B. Good of the smelter force was busy Saturday passing cigars around to his friends, also passing the news that he is the father of an eight-pound boy. who, with his mother, is doing well.
 Mrs. Pauline Lee is visiting with MT. Lees parents if Phoenix. She will return to Hayden for a short visit with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. A W. Alexander, and then join her husband in Miami.
 Rue Tyler was taken to the hospital Sunday suffering from an attack or ptomaine poisoning. He has recovered and will resume work tomorrow.
 C. D. Doris. accompanied by a par ty of friends. consisting of MT. and Mrs. Bennett and Mir. and Mrs. Stay ton Doris of Phoenix arrived in Hay den Sunday and visited friends here They were greatly interested fin their trip through the mill. The party came by way of Roosevelt dam and returned to Phoenix Monday.
 Many Hayden men have been sum moned to Globe for jury duty, N w. Logue, Fred Hague. Bred Cornelius and J. Grainge being among the num- Der who will, make the trip. ~ Chief Electrician Hershey of the smelter has had the misfortune to burn his right hand very severely Latest reports are to the effect that the burns will not cause permanent trouble to the hand.
 Ben Morfoot late of the carpnter force of the srnelter is in Tucson look ing over several propositions and may decide to make his future home in or near Tucson.
 Archdeacon Jenkins of Phoenix. in charge of the field work of the Episco- pal church, was here to hold services Monday. The NJ. F. church was filled with an appreciative audience, and the archdeacon may make more frequent 1 visits the result.
 The pastor of the local NJ. F.. church | asks that all who have any interest in improving the singing at the serv- | ices attend the practices held every Tuesday evening at 7:30. l. A. Carter, contractor of Los An geles, accompanied by his son. J. A | Carter, IT,. of Tucson. were here 10 witness the trial run of the new ma chinery installed a the pumping plant xx-f,ir xx-ae ada Monday. The test being successful, MT. Carter, Sr., re- turned to Los Angeles Tuesday, after | spending the night with his old friend, c. A. Robson. J A. Carter, Jr., who is head of the Kelly Springfield tire and supply agency in Tucson returned to Tucson Wednesday.
 Mrs. R. F. Church received word from her father, C. H. Farrell of Chan ming. Texas to the effect that her mother is seriously i'll with pneumonia. A hurried trip by auto was made on Wednesday to Tucson, Mrs. Church just making connections that enabled her to be at the bedside of her mother on Thursday.
 Mrs F. J. Wright left for Ray Sat urday to spend several days with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Stump.
 Mrs F. NJ. Smith entertained Thurs : day with bridge party in honor of her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Stevenson of Los Angeles
 The ladies of the afternoon class at the 'Y'' held a luncheon party Fri day in honor of Mrs. B. Morfoot and Mrs. Treu Mrs. Treu was a former member of the class until she moved to Belgravia, and is visiting with her mother, Mrs. A. Grant, for a few days. Mrs Morfoot, who has been member of the "Y'' since it's opening. is expect- ing to leave for Tucson to join her husband.
 C. c. Silve of the mill force has ac- ,cepted an attractive offer and leaves to take up work with the Ocean Park orchestra. The Nocyar band will miss him from their number, especially as another prominent member. F. Fl. Mac Intyre. is also leaving. MT. MacIn- tyre is going to Fellows. Cal. to accept a position with the Standard Oil com- ipanx-
 MT and Mrs F. NJ. Martin of New York, who have .been staying here for several days, left for Fl Paso Monday Mir. Martin will go on to the various properties of the A. s. & R. company in Mexico