Arizona republican., 1921-03-28
HAYDEN COUPLE |S
 MARRIED IN TUCSON

HAYDEN. March 27.-The many friends of Mrs. Bertha Ruple and Judge $. H. Snider will be agreeably surprised at the news of their mar riage, which occurred in Tuscon, March P. Both are well known throughout the state as well as in their own com munity. After short trip through the state. MT. and Mrs. Snider will be at home to their friends in Winkleman. Mir. and Mrs. John M Carter have son, John. M., jr., born March 2S. A concert club, consisting of Elders C1aud Cornwell, Freebaron, Madison, Woods, Peterson and the Misses Saph- ronia Quail and Benion, travelling un- der the auspices of the Mutual Im- provement associations of the Mormon Church, gave a concert at the local I. M. c. A. building last Saturday night. 1 The room was crowded and all enjoyed Ithe excellent program. The concert was followed by dance. | Mrs. O. A. Pert. assisted by Mrs. Guyer of Hospital Hill. entertained at bridge in honor of Mrs. A. W. Sey- mour of Seattle last Saturday after players. Mrs. Heath son the first prize and the consolation was given l to Mrs. Moneypenny. G. c. Hutchinson has gone to Laurel Miss.
 Ed Flick is spending a month in French Lick, Ind. visiting his mother
 Miss Lucy Nash county superintend- ent of schools, visited the Hayden and Winkleman schools Friday. Monday and Tuesday, returning to Globe We'd nesday A free dance will be given by the American Legion at Taylor-Hatch hal in honor of the Salvation Army Fri day night.
 1 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Luis Lagunas I a baby girl, Marie. March IS. 1 pr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones are rejoic- Margaret Cotterad, born Sunday l Clyde Murchison of Fl Paso is { Hayden visitor.
 1 Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Johr Both entertained about 40 children 1T honor of her daughter. Carols, 12tf birthday anniversary.
 | Mrs. Heath entertained at a bridge tea in honor of Mrs. A. W. Seymour O Seattle Thursday afternoon. Twelv,
 guests enjoyed the affair. Mrs. Carns
 won the first prize, while Mrs. Franl Fay was granted the consolation. l Mrs. Higgins of Smelterside enter
 tained in honor of the seventh birth
 day of her daughter Edna May. Marci j17. Miss Chitwood assisted the host ess in entertaining and serving.
 Mrs. Alexander of Smelterside wal called to Phoenix to the sick bed O
 her niece. Miss Lillian Martin. Sh' will stay with Mrs. Pauline Lee whil, there.
 Paul Raley spent the early part O the week in Phoenix visiting olt friends.
 J. H. Buckley. representing Rabbit Bros. of Phoenix, was Hayden wis itor Thursday.
 George Darnell motored to Florenc, Thursday on business.
 | Joe McCallick was in from the goa
 ranch Thursday for supplies
 Mrs. Oliver Whiteman spent fev days in Phoenix shopping the earl,
 part of the week.
 MT. McCord of the smelter office re
 turned from Proenix last week with
 new roadster.
 H. A. Eye, manager of the Haydei
 smelter, has been to Fl Paso on busi ness this week.
 John Convers. general foreman a the Garfield smelting plant. visite,
 Hayden this week on a tour of in lspection of the A S. and R. smelters
 Mir. and Mrs. B. B. McNeal returne from Phoenix the early part of tn : week with a new car.
 Mrs. Eaters, who has been spend ing the winter with her daughter, Mrs Arthur Kelly, returns to her home il Durango, N. NJ, about the first of tn month
 il MT. and Mrs. Deavers of Gas lGrande have moved to Hayden an are living in the Prott house in Nortl [ Hayden. MT. Beavers has taken DO : sition in the barber shop owned b Sam Harding.
 A. L. Shell of Smelterside is very il
 the result of a nervous breakdown { However, he is reported improving.
 Mir and Mrs. Ray Himebaugh an [ daughter. Dorothy. and Mir. and Mrs