Arizona republican., 1922-03-20
FIRST SNOW STORM
OF YEAR At HAYDEN

HAYDEN. Mar 1s-Hayden awoke
Sunday morning TO the most beauti-
full sight of the year, the ground was
almost covered with snow and the
flakes were falling thick and fast and
continued to come down for more
than an hour. This is the first snow
that has fallen here this winter and
it was heartily welcomed by all, es-
peciaIly the children.
The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire
Girls gave stunt show at the Y.
M. G. A. Wednesday evening to a
crowded house The stunts" were
all original and some of them extre-
mely clever. They were all rehearsed
and put on without the assistance of
either the Scout master or the Camp
serve much credit and it is hoped
that the will give US another 'stunt
show in the near future.
S. z. Stein left Tuesday morning
for Santa Barbara, Calf, where he
has accepted a position as assistant
superintendent Of a large estate.
Mrs. Walter Pearce is quite i'll with
influenza.
Mrs. Charles K. Pishon of Phoenix
is spending few days in Hayden
the guest of Mrs. Curtis L. knight.
Mrs. James Hhssett entertained
Saturday with a picnic in honor of
her little son Jinnmie's birthday The
young folk present were Helen
Lunnbley, Maxine Blackman. Joyce
Williams. Gordon Williams, Peirson
Pascbl, Junior Stephenson, Jackie
Williams. Vincent Williams, Yvonne
Williams. Lucille Steinke, Bill Nash,
Buss Nash, Jimmy Nash. Marguerite
Owens. Dorothy Smith, Robert Hurst,
Billy Hurst and Vernon Lumbley.
DIR. and Mrs. Winslow have as their
guests DIR. and Mrs. Lanswig of Mil
waukee. Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lumbley are
the proud parents Of a fine daughter
born March 16. Mother and daugh-
ter are getting along nicely.
M Stevens has returned from
visit to Flagstaff
The ladies OF the Community
church gave silver tea in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. A good
sum was realized and will go toward
general church expenses.
z. Pilling, internal revenue auditor.
who has been in Hayden several
months left last week for Denver
Colo.
Mr.. Eye, superintendent OF the A
S. and r. smelter in FL Paso was a
visitor in Hayden this week also Mr.
York, chief engineer of the A. S. and
r. company.
Mrs. Mildred Chapman of winkel-
man died Monday, March 13, after a
long illness. Besides her parents and
sisters, she leaves a small daughter
to mourn her loss.
DR.. Winslow is reported on the sick
list.
Miss Lucille Mabrey of Phoenix is
visiting her sister Mrs. Walter
Steinke.
Mrs. r. H. Oman has returned
from Los Angeles.
Miss Peggy Dehm entertained a
few friends Monday evening at her
home on Terrace hill.
n. E. Guyer made a business trip
to Ray and Superior last week.
Word has been received by the
friends of Mike Johnson that he is
seriously i'll with pneumonia in
Miami. Mr.. Johnson worked in Hay
den for several years previous to the
shut down year ago.
The Pythian Sisters met at the
home of Mrs. Ada Williams Thurs
day afternoon for a social meeting.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Williams and a very enjoyable time
was had by all.
Jose Fimbres. a Mexican miner
was killed by a cave-in while at work
in a stope at the Seventy mine mine
near Hayden last Tuesday.
M. f. Ruggles and George State
man went to Hurley, n. NJ, last week
on a business trip.