Arizona republican., 1920-01-26
RAY CON CO. DIVIDES FORMER WAR GARDEN
 INTO SMALL TRACTS

HAYDEN, Jan. 23--The tract of land that was prepared by the Ray Con Co. for war gardens has been added to and large improvements made. Water | mains have been laid and every plot 1 of ground is assured of an abundant
 supply of water. Application for gar | dens are now being made and all the 1 available lots will be assigned this
 week. W. C. Williams, who is an 1 agricultural expert and advisor. is on | the ground for the company. He will 1 supervise the blowing and fertiliZing of the gardens and give the novice the help required to make his efforts the
 means of lessening the cost of living. The Rev. E. E. Dagley of the M. E. church announces a series of revival
 services to be held in the church from
 Wednesday, January 2S to February
 15. The Rev. I. G. Martin of Pasadena,
 Cal, will conduct the services. He is
 an evangelist of note and it is earnestly
 requested that the Christian people of
 all denominations rally to these meet
 ings and make them the success that
 they ought to be.
 C. E. McCoilum. who has been sick
 for some time at his home, was taken
 to the Ray Con. hospital on Monday. It was found necessary to operate and
 the operation was successfully per ofrmed the same day. MT, McCollum Is now improved.
 E. G. Stark, accompanied by his two children, left this week for Kansas City, Mo. He will join his family there and expects to make his future home in that city.
 Scott Weatherby has resigned his position at the mill and leaves to join his father on a three months trapping and hunting trip.
 Dr. and Mrs. Carson, accompanied by Roger Fl. Mills, motored to Phoenix last Sunday. Dr. Carson and Mir. Mills returned Monday. Mrs. Carson will remain for a few days and make the return trip by auto.
 W. IT. Broadbent and his family are moving out to their ranch just west of Hayden Junction. After settling his family in their new home, MT. Broad bent will return to his position in the 1 milk Their house on Hillcrest will be occupied by Mir and Mrs. G. MI Sabean.
 Curtis l.. Knight of the Knight l Thompson Co., has been very seriously | ill for several days at his home with a severe attack of pneumonia. The latest bulletin from the doctor attend | ing him is to the effect that the crisis is past.
 F. D. Townsend. chief chemist at the smelter, was summoned by telegraph Sunday to the beside of his mother who is in the Townsend hospital at Potosi, Mo. suffering from an attack of pneumonia. Word was received ] he was delayed twenty-four hours ow- ing to a train wreck. No word has been received since regarding the condition of his mother.
 Sabas Salazar, who was arrested on January 17th for stealing a bolt of silk from the Toggery, was sentenced n Judge Nash's court on the 18th to 'pend 100 days in the county jail.
 w. T. Ham, business man of Spring field, Mass. is visiting with his daugh- md IAx rot. N P. Guest. Mir. Ham is taking & we'll earned vacation and is visiting many interesting places in Arizona, and will 70 on to San Bernardino, Cal, to spend ome time with another daughter who s living there.
 R. A. Foote. assistant postmaster, s planning to spend several days at Beach, Cal. and his ac- ions are causing great comment among he young lady clerks of the office. They are busy planning great re- option for Mfr. F'oote on his return fer t seems that he will not return alone.
 The young people of the M. l.. , hufoh held a social last Monday at , which it was decided to organize a , ranch of the Ep'vorth League. A { committee was appointed Thieh will report at the first meeting. 7 Q be held Sunday evening at 6:S0 clock, and the elecriel of officers Till follow. The pastor will hold a peciaI service for the league at 7:30 clock, and will install the newly lected officers. All young people arc : 1vited to attend the meetings.
 Realizing that they will not get nything they do not work and strive pr. the students of the ninth and tenth rades have formed an organization to e known as the Arizola club. and they i'll put forth united effort to improve nd stimulate interest in the high ( ;hool program, and try to obtain tke f Ill high school program in the near { lture. The officers of the cub are b oland Fay, president; Raymond ? obertson, vice president; Abbott r arney, secretary and treasurer. q The members of the American n e9ion met on Wednesday and held an eotion of officers, and amended the cal bylaws to conform with the new ational constitution. The officers. to- c .ther with the three committeeman e ho form the executive committee are j. R. Christie. post commander; e. r.
 Weaver, vice post commander; l.. ts
 Rinehardt, post adjutant; c. H. le k~.-- |