Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Hayden News

HAYDEN. Oct. NV. A. Pratt made a short business trip to Phoenix this week.
 Davy Jones has resigned his posi- tion with the Ray Con. and will join his wife in Phoenix. where they will make their home.
 The Rebekahs are preparing to en- certain Mrs. Cora Suder, president of the Rebekah assembly. in the near future.
 Fred Joyce. district manager of the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York, was in the city this week.
 Mrs. F. w. McQuiston made a busi- ness trip to Los Angeles this week.
 ". F. Dent has been appointed as local agent of the Mutual Life.
 Mrs. T. R. Blackburn has returned from Phoenix much improved In health.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Blackman. Mfr. and Mrs. N. Pearceson. B. H. Fellows and George Laub left Tuesday for two weeks hunting trip. They went by way of Tucson and Benson.
 Fred Jacobson surprised his mother. father. sisters and brothers by arriving home Wednesday.
 l.. NJ. Parker and Walter Steinke are away on a hunting trip.
 Charles Studley has returned from the Democratic central committee meeting in Phoenix.
 Tol Kinsley, Democratic nominee for sheriff, was in the city Wednesday.
 H. L. Vaughne has returned from spending his vacation in Texas.
 (. H. Corbus has returned from a two weeks vacation, spent on the Ar mer ranch.
 The little son of Mir and Mrs Vic Anderson died in Phoenix last Satur- day.
 Charles Harris and mother, Mrs Wilson. left Friday for Prescott. Reginald Gray and family are leav- ing to locate on ranch near Phoenix. Mir. Bones has purchased the home | of Reginald Gray. Earl Bayless of the Bayless-J Johnson company and MT. Glover. cashier of the First National bank of Casa Grande. visited this city this week. the guests of George C. Johnson. MT. and Mrs. B. c. Shepard are en- | toying a new car. The boy scouts took in six new mem bers at their last meeting. They now | have a sufficient membership to or | ganiZe three basketball teams. They will select one team to represent the club in tournament. They will use the baseball park.
 Charles Studley left Thursday to at- tend the county Democratic meeting in Globe.
 Mrs. F. Fay. assisted by Mrs. Jack Williams. gave a stork shower in honor of Mrs. B. E. Phillips. The rooms were decorated in blue and white, hand painted storks of all sizes hung from festoons and enlivened the draperies Refreshments were dainty and delic. ious. Hand work of a practical kinC was handed the guests for entertain ment. Those present were Mesdamei Taliaferro. Mason. Miller, Knight, OK nam. Phillips, Janney. Stephenson Fred Smith, Harry Smith, Nels John son. Miss Lucy Kelly and Miss Thelm; Fay of Hayden and Mrs. William Ru pie and Miss Mary Hildebrand of Win kelman.
 D. C. Palmer has returned from hi vacation. spent in Globe 1 J. R. Carter and family returned thi
 week from Miami. | Mir. and Mrs. Earl Marble are tn
 proud parents of an eight-poun son
 born the 25th. | J. B. Williams left this week on business trip to Mex:co. II W. NJ. Sanford is visiting in Fl Pasc Joseph Stephenson has returnei | from three weeks vacation. l Mrs. Cimiotu of Chicago. who ha
 been spending the summer with he | | this week.
 | Mrs. McNatt returned to her hom | in Casa Grande after spending a fev | weeks visiting her daughter, Mir
 Earl Weaver.
 Arthur Allen and family left Thurs day for Douglas to make their home. Rev. Carpenter and wife are attend
 ing the Methodist conference in Lon | Beach. II Harvey Rice and family returne | Thursday from a visit to Prescott. R. c. Turley and family and I
 Kelly left Thursday for a weeks hunt
 ing trip.
 The, membership dance given at tt
 'Y" Friday night was quite an enjoy
 able affair.
 II W. T. Mcdonald returned this wee
 from his vacation. spent in Californi
 and Utah.
 George Robson of North Hayden hs purchased the home of Charles Harri