Arizona republican., 1920-09-29
Hayden News

HAYDEN, Sept. 24.-Charles Stud ley, Kenneth Knight, Frank Dent. An gus smith and J. l.. Steele of this place and H. s. Bailey and Joe Grad dock of Winkelman attended the Gila county Democratic central committee meeting in Globe the past wsek.
 F NJ. Ludlow and family moved to Phoenix this week. MT. Hudlow had lived here several years, and their many friends regret their departure
 L. A. Peart and wife have returned from their vacation spent on the coast
 M A. Peterson left Wednesday for two weeks visit to El Paso.
 Frank Lumbley and family have re- turned from a visit to Phoenix.
 J. R. Berry, manager Hutton's gro cery store, is i'll at his home on Utah avenue.
 MT. and Mrs w. Crumrine, formerly of this place, but now living Tn Los Angeles, are the proud parents or daughter.
 Z C. Page returned this week after spending several months in Tennessee
 The Rebekahs celebrated their SIX ty-ninth anniversary with reception in the K P. hall. Quite large mem bership was present. and together with the Odd Fellows quite an enjoyable evening was spent. Refreshments were served and dancing enjoyed.
 Mrs Willetta Green of Globe is wis iting here.
 Mrs. R. H. Christie is spending few days in Phoenix.
 F. c. Dunsmore. formerly of this place but now of Florence, was here Tuesday.
 G. A. Masterson. who left here for California several months ago seeking relief from the after effects of in fluenza, from which he had suffered for two years, died at the home of his +I,a act
 Mrs. Ruth Prescott and baby arrived this week to make their home here.
 Tom Richards and family returned this week from Fort Collins, Colo, where they have heen for several months. Mir Richards has accepted position with the Ray Con.
 Francisco Aiva, Estano Morlena. Jesus Antimo and Rafael Cruz were each fined s10 and given 15 days sus- pended sentence, and Sipriano Rodri- guez was fined $25 and given 50 days suspended sentence for disturbing the peace.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Studley. MT. and Mrs. Nels Johnson. R. I. Ezel, Miss Lucy Nash, A. W. Christensen, Mrs. Frank Johnson. Marshall Johnson and Ernest Reid went to Phoenix to hear the address of Governor Cox.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mansnith of Miami are visiting here.
 E. s. Gates of Salt Lake City and ". l.. Boyd of Ray were in the city this week.
 Walter Fike and Jimmie Buckley were in the city this week.
 Miss Belle Smith has resigned her position with the Ray Telephone com pany.
 H. S. May returned this week to Los Angeles.
 Sarah Belle Anderson left this week to enter the U. of A.
 MT and Mrs. Fay and Mrs. Jack Williams returned Monday from Tue son.
 Mr and Mrs. A. B. Kelley returned to their home in Glendale Monday.
 J. R. Rowe, Jr., and Fred Muller leIt for Tucson this week to enter the U. of A.
 Mrs F. w Myers returned Thurs day from two months visit to points in New Mexico. Mrs. Mary Abbott, who has been visiting her son, c. c. Abbott, has re- turned to her home in LEI Paso.
 Mrs. !. s. Johnson and daughter Bertha have returned from spending the summer on the coast. c. J. Tissall left this week to resume his studies at the U. of A.
 J. B. Williams, Walter Landridge and Angus Smith left this week for a two weeks hunting trip in the White mountains.
 W. A. Reinhardt, who has been spending a short vacation in Phoenix, returned Thursday. MT. Reinhardt un- derwent an operation on one of his eyes while in Phoenix. T. B. Glenn spent a few days in Phoenix last week.
 Tom Armer of Globe was in fhe city