Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

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 Besides his wife, Air. a,'- -';!io'', 's survived bx his parents and several brothers and sisters, his parents and one sister arriving in Hayden just be- fore his death. MT. McCullom had been employed at the A. s. & k for some time and was well Hheu py all who knew him.
 The family wishes to thank the W o. W. lodges for the many floral tributes and the friends and neighoors who so kindly assisted at the time or his illness and death.
 Mr and Mrs. J. A. McCondra have gone to Tucson for a few days trip, after which they will leave for Michi- gan in their car. They expect to visit many places in the east.
 Mir and Mrs. L. O. Powell accenp- panied the remains of Charles F. Me Cullom as far as Tucson. returning Wednesday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Chris Reid left Hayden Monday. Mrs. Reid will visit friends and relatives in Murray, Utah, and Mir Reid after a trip through the oil fields will attend the national con- vention of the Moose lodge, which con- venes in Chicago in June. after which he will join Mrs. Reid and locate per maneptly.
 uy\Stevenson and family are visit ing in Phoenix this week.
 F. w Weaver is taking a months s vacation at his old home in Colton, Cal.
 Dr. Carson and R. H. Mills were Tue son visitors Tuesday.
 w. B. Harwood, better known as Doe. who has been employed by the Ray Con. for some time, leaves this week for Garfield. Utah.
 F. B. Nash, c. F. Gilmer, F. J. Wright. Mike Johnson and R. c. Rus sell motored to Globe last week to wit uess the boxing match which took place there.
 T. P. Lingle of the general office forces is rejoicing over the arrival ot a baby son in Los Angeles last week
 Mrs c. l.. Knight and daughter Bes- sic left Monday for the coast, where they expect to spend the summer.
 Mrs. L. J. Reinhardt. who has been visiting her husband of the Ray Con. left Monday for their home in Los An geles.
 President J. R. Dodds of the Nocyar club announces through B. l.. Jones of the publicity committee that the chautauqua and carnival netted the club $4000
 Mrs. Blanche Fleming, who has had charge of the teachers dormitory, left Friday for Phoenix, where she expects to remain permanently.
 Helen Lumbley is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. W. H. Lumbley Of Phoenix.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Pearce have gone to Chicago to visit relatives. They expect to be gone several weeks.
 Miss Goldie F'orback of Casa Grande is visiting MT. and Mrs. Earl Weaver
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Reid and family have gone to live at Rays ranch.
 B. A. Andrews, who has been em- ployed at the smelter for some time. left last week for Union Mills. \. c. his old home.
 Mrs. E. Vail returned last week from Phoenix, where she underwent an op- eration. She is reported as getting along nicely.
 Mrs. W. IT. True of BeIgravia is wis. iting her mother. Mrs. A. Grant. Mrs Grant expects to return with Mrs True
 H. E. Green left this week for Utah
 Mrs. B. Lee of Phoenix is visitini the family of MT. and Mrs. A. " Alexander.
 E. D. Goodwin left last week for Sal Francisco, where he expects to locate
 The American Legion up to dat, has collected $510 for the Salvation Army home service fund.
 Mrs. Edward Humphreys left ol Wednesday for Phoenix, where she wil join her husband, who has accepted position there.
 Miss Grace Hudlow, who has bee teaching at Wlnslow, arrived in Hay den Saturday for 2 visit with he parents
 Mrs. B. H. Fellows, who during tn war was engaged in extensive wa work, has received a personal letter 0 appreciation from the surgeon genera for her services.
 The Ray Con. extends a cordial in vitation to all the citizens of Haydel to be present at the unveiling of the bronze memorial tablet and the dance on the tennis court Saturday, May 29 at o'clock.
 Immense deposits of potash hay, just been discovered in the province of Caltanisetta. Sicily. Preliminary in vestigations indicate that these ar