Arizona republican., 1921-02-21

mixups in the way his wearing apparel has been returned to him. First there was the laundry, and then the suit of Gettysburg Address. . Edward Wiel 5o ng. Wen Never Let the Old Flag
 Falf ..-... 1'ppf:r Grades Res ding, Abraham Linco'n" ........
 Oscar Robson Song. star Spangled Banner All Closing Remarks and Beuediction. Sunday night the American Legion will put on the following George Wash ington program interspersed with spe- cial music:
 ''Wa sh ngton, the Soldier" .-..-.-
 ...........-.. W. T. Macdonald Washington, the President" -......
 ............. .Chas Studley, Jr. ''The Influence of Washington" H. R. Christy Washington. the Christian ......R Rev. F. D Raley
 Doris Alvorson celebrated her 18th birthday February 12 by giving de- 1 lightful picnic party to her many l friends Joe Howard and his truck were secured to carry the party to the picnic grounds on Rays ranch, where | the afternoon and early evening were spent in true picnic fashion. twenty children enjoyed the affair 1 The Home MlSSlOldIy SOSACly vas delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. Evans at her home in North Hayden last Wednesday. After the study hour was over it was voted that the society give a supper March IT in the church base- ment. Adjourned to meet at the home of Mrs Glaeeher March at 2:5o p. m.
 Mrs. Frank Lumbley and son Vernon, returned from Phoepix Friday.
 The Pythian Sisters of Cactus 'Tem-
 Il E,,II .r-A, ,frasr rd at the home of Mrs. A. F. Guest. Fancy l work of every description proved a pleasing pastiIne after which the com pany were served with dainty refresh ments.
 i The high school boys gave picnic in honor of the high school girls last l Wednesday. The party went to COOK g Lake and spent an enjoyable afternoon returning about o'clock in the eve ming The chaperons were the Misses Isabel O'Neill Freda Riser and Nir- ginia Carpenter.
 Mrs. Jeon Chitwood has returned to Miami after spending a week with her mother.
 Geo c. Johnson returned Wednesday l from Casa Grande where he went al connection with matters pertaining to his interest in the Bayless- Johnson company
 MT. and Mrs. Grayelle of Phoenix are visiting MT. and Mrs. Walter Pear son. They are on their way to Miami where they expect 10 locate.
 w. B. Oxnam, late of the U. s. navy, , where among other things he was dramatic director, is again in Hayden As soon as he can get located he will ; bring his bride to Hayden. She was Miss Ann B. Blackwell of San Diego.
 Mrs. Nels Johnson, who has been ' spending the winter in Hilliard Fla with her father and sister, returned
 Friday, Feb. g.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Benson of Au- burn Maine, who are spending the , winter in Pasadena, California, are wis., iting H. C. Smith and family. Geo, M, Smith and wife of Chicago are the guests of his brother, H. c = Smith,
 H. c. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Geo. M
 Smith, and MT. and Mrs. Chas. Benson
 motored to Roosevelt dam by way oi
 Globe, sight seeing.
 Mrs. V. E. McConnelle returned tc , Phoenix last Sunday.
 E. NJ. Seyller has returned to Hayder . after an absence of three years. : R. F. Bones is taking short vacation ] in Long Beach, Calf.
 Walter Garmes has gone to Sar n Francisco on a business trip. d Dad Farmer went to Casa Grand' E last Wednesday.
 d Mrs. F. IT. Alden has~ returned tt = Hayden and will make her home or e hospital hill.
 = Calistro Bacon died here last Thurs @ day He was born in Tucson 61 year V ago. He is survived by his wife. k H. G. $. Anderson, assistant manage @ of the Chino Copper company an, \ Norton Thornhill, research chemist ], also of Chino, were visitors in Haydel l. this week. - MT and Mrs. Chas. Pinyon motore over from Miami last Sunday and spen ,r the day with MT. and Mrs. Nathal
 McGovern.
 The people of Hayden are rejoicin
 over the fact that the Ray Con. mi
 has started another unit
 Mir. Glaecher has gone to Los An
 geles for a ten days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo Smith left Sunda
 for French Lick, Ind. They were calle
 to the sick bed of Mrs. Smiths age
 grandmother.
 at Nick Carter and wife moved 10 tn T. house formerly occupied by M. I 'h Weaver on Utah avenue. -it -t Mrs. M. A. Dart is spending a fe, Jt h days in Phoenix.