Arizona republican., 1904-08-06

many persons killed and injured. The engineer on the wrecked engine sus- tained a broken leg, but is getting along as well as could be expected. Several crowds of young people from here walked over to Ramsgate and re- port that large number of men and teams are a work on the bridge.
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg left Friday for Solomonyille to attend the wedding of her sister, Lillian, which occurs soon.
 MT. w. H. Robinson left Saturday for Los Angeles and southern Califor- mia coast resorts. MT. Robinson's s health has improved rapidly here, and it is thought that a change of climate will accelerate his recovery. He will be gone several weeks.
 Miss Elizab Ullman, who has been spending the summer with the Misses Grier, will leave Monday for ocean Grove, California, for a sEort visit with her sister.
 A very sad occurrence this week was the death of Mrs. Mary Moore, mother of Mrs. T. A. Walker. Mrs. Moore died Wednesday, after an illness of only few days, and her family returned to Phoenix with the body Wednesday ev-
 
 and had lived near Phoenix for about nine years. She was sixty-eight years old, and her advanced years rendered her recovery hopeless.
 The home of MT. and Ms. Floyd Holsapple of Tempe was made happy Tuesday by the birth O. a daughter This is the third child born in Iron Springs.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt entertained a few friends one afternoon this week in hon or Of Mrs. Herndon of Prescott, and Mrs. Beverley Cox of Phoenix. Five Hundred was played and Mrs. w. H. Robinson won the prize.
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg is visiting Mrs. II. P. Anewalt a few days this week
 MT. Black, of the firm of Cooper and Black, was brought up Wednesday morning from Phoenix. He has been very i'll with typhoid fever, but stood the trip very well and is improving since his arrival here.
 Miss Blanche Burnett is visiting the Misses Orme.
 Mrs. Frank Alllire and family arriv- ed Wednesday.
 Miss Rosalie Viault returned to Phoenix Saturday after a two weeks visit in camp.
 Mir and Mrs. J. w. Doris and chil- dren arrived Sunday, after a several months visit in Mississippi.
 MT. Lloyd Christy and MT. E. Gang are visiting their families here.
 MT. anG Mrs. Matthews of the Indian school are here for the rest of the sum mer.
 A number of Prescott ladies rode ov- CT Thursday afternoon, returning af- ter the children's dance.
 Miss Araminta Sergeant, Miss Flor ence Herndon and Miss Doris Emmer ot Prescott were the guests of Miss Hazel Goldberg this week.
 Mrs. w. F.. James and Mrs. E. w. Lewis entertained informally at Five Hundred Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker entertained Miss Hendrick, Miss Ullman, Mir. Rob- nson, Miss Chingrin, Miss Flora Grier Mrs. D. H. Burtis, and Miss Alice Grier at cards Tuesday afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. Burtis leave shortly for ] visit east. Mir. A. H. Hulett came up Wednes- lay.
 Miss Chingrin is the guest of Mrs. O. II. Chrisry for a short time. At the children's dance Thursday af~ the cake walk was charmingly ed by Miss Aileen Gang. Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen and Mir. Donald Mcqueen spent a few days in camp his week. Mir. Leighton James and MT. NJ. F. ! Fickas walked to Prescott Friday. MT. Al Kyle returned to Phoenix Fri ! day on the limited after very pleas | int stay here.
 Mrs. J. G. Camson and the Misses ! Camson and Mrs. RathboEe and daugh- ! er are here for the rest of the season. l MT. E. II. Cooper is visiting his fam ly. He will return to Phoenix in 1 ihort time.
 Mrs. Pete Gordon left for Phoenix | Friday for a few days.
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