Arizona republican., 1902-02-16
CASTLE GREEK
 HOT SPRINGS

Castle Creek Hot Err.ag~. .aIi... Feb. i4.-( Special spordeaec of Tine F:e- 5uDiican.) Great interest h-s been aroused here over reports or g band of
 deer seen yesterday within two miles or
 the springs. Quail and Oottontau have
 been abundant. bur these are the h-s5 teer seen so close 90 the springs. Trc bright warm weather that has favored this part Of the country is continuing
 and the news that the paper; bring of SHOWS and zero weather il other ~e.--
 tions Of the country seems incredible.
 The thermometer has reached 50 ln the afternoon of nearly every day this
 week. The air is cIe1r and perfectly
 free from dust. Many uf the castci-a
 people here now have never expcIi-
 -nced a winter of such uninterrupted
 Tillncss. Life is altogether out of
 doors. the pleasant pariors being de
 serted for riding. tennis. bathin" and
 mountain climbing.
 The Eev. r. Bennett. rector or thr
 Church oi the Advent. Prescott. who
 has been spending three weeks at the
 sprinS:. returned ts Prescott Noudas
 with the intention of axin@ up the
 iutiea of his pastorate again The rev
 ereHd father suffered from stroEe of
 apoplc-y about a month aro. resulting from the strenuous and paInGtISinS life
 that Ee has led, regarding tho whole city as his parisa and none of whatever creed or belief were without his iuri=- diction. it vas with great sorrow that the people-parishoners and others ali=Ze-saw that Mir. Bennett had sui lcred 9 great blow. After being con fined 70 the home of Mir. T.risley in Prescott for a week he gained strength enough to make the journey to the springs Ifs Improvement increassd rapidly under the peaceful influence of the ba!1ly climate here. He made many friends who regretted exceed ingly that he felt il necessary to leave ana take u3 the ministry al gain. On the two Sundays hc spent at the springs he read the Episcopal service ! in the paliUr and on las, Sunday even ing his presence proved valua bic in l wing a matrimonial knot. Mir Frank Jackson. foreman of the grounds. vas
 married on that evening to Mics Emma 1 CEa "fCrd, who is also employed here | The marriage service was read by | Rev. Mir. Bennett in tho presence or a ! large gathering of guests and enl- | ploycs. and tn" happy couple were the | recipients of many congratulations and | Of some beautift;l presents.
 Mrs. II. r. AneWalt and mother. Mrs g. C. Barnett. have secured rooms at | the Sixth Avenue hotel Phoenix. and | went on Ncad-y to their new quarters. They have been at the springs since | October. and Mrs. AncwaIt's health | has greatly improved. Mir. Anewalt ! came in on Saturday and c~corted them | to Phoenix
 Mrs f. Allyn Lewis ard two Chii- drea, and Mrs Thomas D. Bennatt and daughter of Phoenix are now here. AIr and Mrs. r. A. uasSctt of the Blue Bell mine. near Mayc-. spent a week 'Yre for the benefit Of AIr. Haggot's Health. lie is recovering frcl1 an at tack of the grip. Nr. Kenneth N Av- cry os Detroit has also returned after spending two weeks in California. He will be joined next week by his father and sister. MT. D. Nj. Ferry. Jr.. De ,ro;;. paid hurried visit to the place stopping off here on his return from 'ananco and Tombstone. Hc was sur- orised and delighted with the beauties and accommodations of the place and promises to send out a colony from De .-oit.
 AIr. J. C. Dobbi1s of Phoenix is a 'requent visitor at the springs He .s the work of the Kings on Mining company which is operating even miles north of here. They are linking q shaft through a vein of very 'ich ore and have now reached depth ,f sixty feet.
 Dr. F. s. Barrett and Mir and Mrs Sen Belcher of Prescott are now at the brings. E. K r.