Arizona republican., 1920-12-20
NEWS FROM HAYDEN

A9AtN tI u A1- OL A, ttHu Md Soes I. L.. E. G. Whitfield; Q. G., R. J. Phillips. trustee, J. c. Kelso; property trustee, Ed Graham.
 Christie Maxine, the little child of MT. and Mrs. Ed Merrill, died Monday and was buried Tuesday afternoon in Winkleman cemetery.
 Clark Hardman left the past week to spend the holidays in Phoenix.
 H. w. Walker was\ reported on the sick list the past week.
 Mildred, the little daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mayse, is il at her home on Shelter side.
 The little son of MT. and Mrs. Pros ton Owens has been quite i'll.
 Cactus temple No. 2, Pythian Sis ters. held its election of officers last Wednesday night, the following being elected: NJ. l.. C.. Rae Severn; E. $. Emma Richey; E. J., Ila AIayse: NJ Ada Williams; M. of R. and C., Edna Nash; M. of F.. Hazel Guest; Pro, Margaret Stephenson. guard, Cora Dennis; Rep. to c. L., Edna Nash; alternate, Esther Drake; trustee, Au- relia Laborious.
 Irrna MerrelI, who has been quite i'll the past week, is reported improv- ing.
 T.. H. Oxnam and Ed Blake went to Phoenix on Friday, having been re- quested to be present at the state meeting of the Boy Scouts.
 Mrs. W. J. Fellows of Phoenix will spend the holidays here with Mrs. B. H. Fellows
 The American legion elected officers for the following year on Thursday night. The following were elected: H. R. Christie, reelected as post com mander; Emil Engblom, v. P. C.; George Parsons, reelected as P. F. O.; N. E. Guyer reelected as adjutant; Charles Studley, Earl Marble and ". Garmes, reelected members Of the ex- ecutive committee.
 Mrs. George Fellows will return on the Fist to re-establish her home here.
 After January 1 Mrs. B. H. Fellows will not be connected with the Knight will devote all her time to her classes in piano, harmony and shorthand.
 Mrs. J. Stinson, who has been visit i ing her mother at Morenci, came to Hayden on Saturday. 1 D. T. Moneypenny returned the past week from Guthrie, Ky, where he won a bride. Mir. and, Mrs. Moneypenny are at home in the old Reid place. May, the little daughter of Mir. and l Cs tAf l The Rebekahs held their election of officers the past week and the follow ling were elected: P. G., Myrtle Carter: N. G., Anna Pratt; Y. G., Mrs. Fred 1 Morris: secretary, J. 4. Masterson. The same evening the following were mi tiated into the order: Thelma Dennis, Willie Rosenbaum, MT. Bones.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Porter leave for Duluth, Minn., on the 26th. MT. Porter has accepted a position there with George Wilkinson.
 l Mrs. Lyle Prescott and baby leave for Los Angeles this week to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Dewey.
 Boyd Jenkins of New York arrived few days ago and is visiting MT. and Mrs. George Johnson. MT. Jenkins is the son of Charles V. Jenkins, who is one of the New York officials of the Ray Construction company and other Jacklin interests.
 elected the following officers: W. NJ, Nels Johnson; S w, L. D. Barker; J. ". Rob Gould: treasurer. L. $. I Griffin; secretary, s. H. Snider. Winkleman chapter No. 19, Order Of the Eastern Star, held its election of officers Tuesday evening, resulting as follows: ". NJ. Luvina Hill: W. P. M. NJ. Cowden; A. NJ, Aurelia Labo- rius; conductor, Eleanor V. Carson; assistant, Myra Stateman. trustee. Pauline Hutton; G. R., Luvina Hill: secretary, Nonnie T. Roberts; treas urer. Mary A. Richards; chaplain. $. H. Snider; organist. Lena Cowden; marshal, Minnie Grainge; installing officer. Laura Phillips; the star points, Ada-Myrtle Carter. Ruth-Ruby Mas terson, Esther-Malinda Williams.
 Martha-Mary Weaver, Electa-Fgor- ence Evans; warder, Sallie Well; sen tinel, T. J. Roberts.
 Mrs. Bert Reifsnider of Phoenix spent the past week visiting the family of Joe H. Brown.
 The high school girls of the home economics department gave a picnic, in honor of the high school boys. Joe
 Howard, Gale Wilcox and Heber Pace furnished the cars that carried the party to the picnic grounds on the Ray ranch. The party left at 2:s5 p. m. and returned at 6:30, reporting a de- lightful time gathering. mistletoe and
 sliding down hay stacks. The party was chaperoned by Miss Carpenter of
 the home economies department and Miss O'NeIl of the high school faculty.
 The campfire girls held a bazaar on
 the 16th A beautiful display of fancy work, plain sewing and cooked foods
 and candy was offered and tea was served. The people of Hayden showed ! their appreciation and interest fin the campfire work, as well as their conf
 dence in the guardian, Miss Ina Lang
 ridge, by their patronage. The girls 5 cleared s110.
 , Jose Quesada, the one-year-old child z of Jose Quesada, died on tls 18th. Trinidad Valasquez, the 7-months-
 old child of Pablo Valasquez, died on the 10th
 Simon Ynigues and Guadalupe San tomaria were married by Justice Nash , on the 18th.
 Salvador Lopez and Mariana Cuen
 were married by Justice Nash on the
 18th.
 Cayetano Hernandez and Dolores
 Amabisco we're married on the 18th
 by Justice Nash.
 Mrs. H. L. Jones of Phoenix is visit ing her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
 Mrs. Johnson of Buena Vista, Colo.
 mother of Mrs. Henry LangTidge, fell and broke her arm last Wednesday , afternoon.