Arizona republican., 1921-03-14
ROY HAYDEN DIES IN
 FLORENCE HOSPITAL

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 HAYDEN, March 11.-Roy Hayden, | died of pneumonia at the Florence hos
 pital March 6. Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church ' at Winkleman. the Rev. Slack officiat- ing. and beautiful musical service
 was included. The Winkleman lodge. F. and A. M., attended the funeral in a body. Mir Hayden was born in India Of l English parents. He came to the United States in early manhood, and at 20 enlisted in the Spanish American 1 war serving with the Rough Riders under Col. Theodore Roosevelt. He belonged to a military family. every male member being actively in service l in the world war.
 MT. Hayden was liked and respected by all who knew him in this district. Besides his wife and two children, ne 1 leaves a legion of friends. given Friday evening at the ". 1 Everyone came dressed in aprons and 1 overalls. An old-fashioned schoolmas- ter. A. G. Griffith, taught in an old
 fashioned way for an hour. The pro-
 verbal bad boy, z. Schultz, was
 
 adorned with a dunce cap for his an : l tics. to the amusement of all. A school lunch was served and the remainder or
 the evening spent in dancing. pr. O. E. Utzinger has accepted the
 position of chief surgeon of the Kay I Con. hospital, with his office at Kay;
 Dr. F. B. winslow will have charge or
 the Hayden hospital
 track meet between Winkelman
 Troop No. l. Boy Scouts. and Hayden
 Troop No. 1, Boy Scouts, will occur
 Saturday, March 19.
 Mrs. C.. P. Kirkpatrick spent a few
 days in Globe this week.
 Mrs. Vernon Couchman entertained
 at a stork shower Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Tom Richards, Jr.
 Grand Chancellor J. A. Gilbert. re- ceived a hearty welcome from Copper City Lodge No: 32, Knights or Py.nlas,
 last Monday night at the hall. Every
 member was present. After the work
 was completed, a Dutch lunch was
 served and a good time enjoyed.
 Mrs Harte of Winkelman and Mrs.
 Joe Howard of Hayden were initiated into the order of Pythian Sisters by Cactus Temple No. 2 Thursday even ing. A luncheon was given in their honor. , at an old fashioned barn dance last Wednesday.
  Stratton place and will make it his . home in the near future. The chicken supper given by ths : Ladies' Missionary society is to be the event of the coming week The. general superintendent of tn. . Ray Con- Copper company ". F : Boyd, spent Monday and Tuesday 1T z Hayden.
 Charles H. StudIey and W. A. Wake,
 motored to Florence last Monday m n , Gregor Charles Braman, Verne "
 Couchman, Gust Pappas and W. B Nash went to Globe Thursday to at I tend court
 l Charles H. Studley. IT,, went te
 Phoenix Thursday to attend to busi'
 ness matters.
 l Noble Rowe returned Wednesda. ] from short trip to the coast Assessor w. G. Duncan of Gila coun s ty is an official visitor in Hayden. n J. c. Kelso is visiting his family a = Long Beach, Cal
 S who have been visiting Miss Isabell; e O'Neil, returned to Superior Wednes = day.
 d MT. and Mrs N Pierson are rejoic Q ing over the arrival of a son, Paul J - born March S.
 t Mrs Preston Owen and little sol t Jack left for their home in Dallas
 Texas. Tuesday. Prior to their de y parture a large number of friend q gave her a farewell surprise party. O Cooks lake was the spot chosen fo e an all-day picnic last Sunday by MT 7. and Mrs. w. F. Clark and children an' f their guests. Miss Una Donaldson ant e Colen Everett.
 it Mrs Pierce Burke of Syracuse. N Y Y, has been spending a few days il : Hayden Junction with her brother h Rolly Mabry.
 if Otto Meish was in Phoenix Tuesda
 and Wednesday on business. q A. NJ Robison of Phoenix, forme d yardmaster at Hayden Junction, e spending a few days there renewin
 Mrs. Howard of Smelterside enter Is tained at an afternoon tea at her horn .s in honor of the Neighborhood club las Q Friday.
 a Ed Penn and family of Globe mo l. tored to Hayden and spent the da If with MT. and Mrs. Rue Tyler las s Sunday.
 'o RolIy Mabry and his sister, Mir Id Pierce Burke. motored to Hayden fror ,- the Junction Tuesday afternoon an d were the dinner guests of MT. and MT V Ed Southward.
 Rolly Mabry has purchased the gen .d eral store and restaurant owned b rt Claws & Co. at Hayden Junction an 10 will open up a first-class restaurant. ,N MT. and Mrs. Rue Tyler of SmelteI af side were dellghttulty surprised ts their friends last Wednesday nigh ,d The company gathered at the Y. M. i A. building and marched to the Tylt re home.
 ,n N Pierson spent Monday in Benso
 visiting his parents. She returne n+ Tuesday.
 ,5 Joe Pierson and little daughter jjr Benson are here visiting his brothe as N. Pierson.
 2, oi Mrs. E. L. Negus is critically i'll { Ll her home on Utah avenue. I I R. r. Bones returned from Los Al lS geles the early part of the week. L Mrs George Smith has been heal t,I q, from, and reports her grandmother st sll critically i'll in a Cincinnati hospital. ce IN THE STTPERIOR COIJRT Q