Arizona republican., 1921-01-30

Fred Alden of Phoenix was Hay ! den visitor this week
 Mrs. Frank Plotts returned Monday from an extended trip through the state She will again take up her work as teacher of the women Bible class. It meets Friday at 2:5V D. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Cox and son of Pitts burg. Pa arrived in Hayden last Fri day. MT. Cox is in the employ of sam Harding of the Hayden barber shop.
 MT. and Mrs. John Galena of Rock River, Wyo., announce the birth of a little daughter MT. Galena was at one time in the employ of the Ray Con. and a second baseman in the Hayden baseball nine.
 Mrs. Lyle Prescott has returned from the coast, where she has been visiting her mother.
 MT. Patterson and family have moved into the residence formerly occupied by Earl Williams.
 NIT. and Mrs. Dinsmore and daughter motored over from Florence and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Blackburn last Monday.
 Mrs. Charles Tweed, ST. left Hayden Thursday for Los Angeles in her car. She was accompanied by her little ! daughter and her son Ernest. The ' 1 Southern California for special study. 1 Miss Dorothy Follettes of St. Paul. | Minn., is spending a few weeks with | her friend Mrs. Carl Williams. Miss l Toilette plans to visit the coast before returning to her northern home. A. M. McHenry has left the employ l of the Ray Con. to accept a position in the Soldiers Home at Sawtelle. Cal.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. N. Wignan. for merly of this place, but now of Los Banos. Cal, announce the birth of a son on January fl.
 Born, to MT and Mrs Martinus, daughter, January IT.
 Born, to Mariana and Ysabel Ybanez, | a daughter, Consuelo, on January 23.
 A. k Griffith returned on Friday after attending the Y. NJ. c. A. confer ence of the southwest. En route he visited Bisbee, his former home, and the Tempe Normal, where his daughter Irene is a student.
 The ladies of Shelter Hill met at the home of Mrs. H. F. Easter on Thurs day afternoon to enjoy a social hour. Tea was served by the hostess and fu- ture surprises promised.
 J. H. White former assistant engi- need of the Ray Con, but now in the employ of the General Electrical Bond , and Trust company of New York city has been sent to Panama by his com pany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee Kohler ef Shelter side have moved to Los Angeles Mrs Morris Cook left Hayden or Thursday to make her home in Flor ence. where Mir. Cook is employed E Saturday evening the Boy Scouts
 Hayden troop No. l. entertained il 7 honor of the newly organized Winkel man troop and the Hayden campfire v girls. Games of all sorts were en- . joyed until a late hour, when tn, ] guests. 100 in number, were led to tn, e banquet room and served. The bes S time ever was reported by all . Mir. and Mrs. w. C. Wilcox wer d surprised on the eve of their goth an
 nlversary. January 15. by a numbe . of their Hayden friends, who motore, g to their ranch. Bridge was playe, i. until a late hour. followed by daint, n refreshments. The guests were Nil
 and Mrs. Frank Fay, Mir and Mrs = Talaferro, Mir. and Mrs. Guy Stephen
 son. MT. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson
 Mrs. F. M. Smith and Mrs. A Miller.
 J. C. Callahan. ex-state auditor wa
 in Hayden on Friday.
 At the regular meeting of Hayde
 troop No. 1 the scout master, T. F
 Oldham. presented the scouts with tw
 marching flags. The scouts thanke
 the gift of a beautiful sterling silve
 cigarette case.
 George Darnen of Phoenix is visit
 ing his wife's parents Dr. and Mn
 E. ll. Raley