Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
BABY COMES NEAR
 DROWNING IN TUB

 .in's ten-months-oId baby narrowly escaped drowning in Q, tub of water Wednesday evening. The child was playing in the yard of their home on Utah avenue when it drew itself up to tub of water standing nearby and fell in head first It was nearly un- conscious when discovered.
 MT. Ray Mcclure left for Los An geles where he hopes to reside.
 Mir. John Foster and family, late of Douglas, Ariz., and MT. A. Allen and family of this city have rented the Stuart place down on the Winkelman flat, where they anticipate starting a chicken ranch.
 Last Tuesday evening winkelman Chapter No. 19, o. F. g., held their final meeting for the summer. Mrs. Elsa McQueston received the degrees of the order The event was celebrated by a social hcur, followed by dainty refreshments
 Mir and Mrs. Ford Bretz have moved to Los Angeles. They made the trip overland in their car
 Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Rice have gone to San Diego to reside
 MT. B. l.. Jones, our general pub hcity agent, has gone to Los Angeles for a months vacation
 MT. and Mrs. J. T. Smith and child have left Hayden to make their home in Albuquerque, N. M
 Mir. A. G. Ellis has gone to Los An geles to spend a few weeks. He ex- poets to bring his wife and his daugh- ter, Miss Audrey home. The return trip will be made in their car.
 MT. T. E. Lingle has gone to Los An- geles to spend a few weeks with his wife and children.
 Messrs. c. A. Hurst, A. c. Dotta J. C. Trotter, M C. Cook and Matt Hogan went to Globe Sunday to serve as jurors in the superior court.
 MT. Tom Oxnam went up to the scout camp last Tuesday and brought back some of the boys, i e., Roland Fay, Gale Wilcox and Floyd Hudlow, Marion Faulkner, returned a few days before. He is an employe in the Knight Thompson store. Messrs. A. C. Dotta and M. c. Cooks absence made his return necessary.
 Mir. Oxnam, who is the scout master, reports that the boys are having an all around good time
 Mrs. c. A. Smith of Ray was a visi- tor in Hayden this week.
 John Willis Wright and Katherine Newsome were married by Justice of Peace Walter Nash Tuesday evening at g D. m.
 Manager W. S. Boyd of the Ray Con solidated Copper company was in Hay den Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day.
 Nomination papers are being circu- lated In Hayden for Laura Feland for county treasurer. c. T. Stewart for county recorder and Frank L. Doran for supervisor. All these are Demo- crats.
 At the present time Laura Feland is assistant treasurer, C.. T. Stewart is county recorder, Frank l.. Doran was a member of the board of supervisors for four years, 1915-1916-1917-191S. during which time the Winkelman bridge. the W1nkelman- Hayden pavement, and the Winkelman- Christmas road were con structed
 County Supervisor Ed. c. Taylor has moved his family to the PinaI noun tains for the summer.
 The smelter ball team defeated the Hayden town team last Sunday by a, score of to z. The batters for SmeJter were Engbloom and Cohen, and for Hayden were Burger, Barlet, Carning- ham and Braconmonte Hine Rarlet suffered sprained ankle in the sixth inning, where he spoiled a three base hit by getting caught sliding into third base. Graham and Tannebul umpired the game.
 MT. R. T. Talifar-o and wife returned from Phoenix the first of the week.
 Charles Corgeat has returned from Phoenix where he has been under treatment in the St. Joseph's hospital
 Chief Operator R. L. Metcalf and family went to La Jolla, a suburb of San Diego on May 21 to spend the summer, but the cool weather so af- fected Mr. Metcalfs rheumatism that he was forced to return to this city last Tuesday. Mrs. Metcalf and child ren are now in Phoenix visiting her aunt Mrs Moss and will return to Hayden in about two weeks.
 Miss Jimmy Holt relief operator. left for Wilcox on MT. MetcaIf's re- turn.
 Miss Dorothy Cargeat arrived here Thursday and will spend two weeks visiting her mother and friends before vnf Ta~~ <0 where she is taking a course in nursery.
 Mrs. c. E. Himebaugh and daughter are spending the summer near Los Angeles, visiting Mrs. Himebaugh's mother, Mrs. Elliot.
 MT. G. A. Robson, formerly Of Sne1- terside. has returned from Los Ange- les and gone to work in the mill. He and his family are now living in North Hayden,
 Mr. H. A Eye. manager of the A. s E K. Co.'S plant at Hayden, is visiting his family in Claremont, California
 The American Legion of Hayden are giving danch on the tennis court Saturday June 26.
 The Nocyar club of Hayden are making preparations for an oil dav nicl nic at Cooks Lake on the Fourth of July. Patriotic exercises and sports appropriate to the day are also planned
 Dr. w. A Alton who is making a re- 6AOheIA survey III Ine interest or the Interstate Y. M. c. A, was a visitor at the local ' on Thursday leaving for Miami. Friday noon
 A very pretty and unfoue veddine, took place at the LavelI gold mine northwest of Hayden at a. rn., Wed nesday, June 23, when MT. Ted CamD- bell and Miss Mary F. Muller were united in the holy bonds of matrirnony Dy the Rev. Slack Of the WinkeIrnan Presbyterian church The bride was attired in a pretty travelling dress and was attended by Miss Jessie Berry as bridesmaid while IT. c. c. Miller served as best man for Ehe groom. A sumn- tous breakfast v-as served to the in vited guests. The happy couple took the train at Winkelman for the coast amid shower of rice and old shoes.
 Mrs. R. F. HiInebaugh and daughter Is spending the summer at Long Beach Cal, the guests of Miss Helen FreeI and formerly of Hayden.
 Mrs. Ed Grahman and daughters are spending a week in Phoenix.
 Little Jimmy Hassette is reported seriously i'll in Phoenix. His father 1<F