Arizona republican., 1905-07-30

said to the credit of the people here that the Sunday service receives even more attention than the dances. The Sunday afternoon services are led by the Rev. Orville Coats.
 E. F. Patton, proprietor of the Iron Springs store has been i'll for several days, but is now rapidly recovering, and will soon be as well as ever.
 Donald Mcqueen spent two days last week with his parents here, returning to Mesa Sunday night.
 The dance last Saturday night was an unusually jolly one. A crowd of twelve young people came over horse back from Prescott returning after the dance.
 J. Elliott Walker was here a few days last week, and visited Prescott Monday afternoon, returning to Phoe- nix that night. w K. James also re- turned to Phoenix on the same train. after spending several days with his family here.
 HeightOn James and Eugene Willard were in Prescott Tuesday, While there MT. Willard purchased a couple of good riding ponies which he has brought to the camp for the use of Mrs. Willard and himself.
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker entertained the Iron Springs Bridge club Monday af- ternOOn. The members of the club are: Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. F. J. Bennitt, Mrs Irving Andrews. Mrs. B. A Fickas, Mrs. w. H. Ward. Mrs. E. A. Marshall and Mrs. A. C. McOueen.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett returned Tues day night from Flagstaff, where she went to see her sons. Ernest and Frank Miss Addie Richmond. who has been spending the early part of the summer in California. also arrived Tuesday.
 CIeve Reaksecker. the telegraph operator and express agent here. has left for Phoenix to become night oper- atOr for the Santa Fe railroad there who has up to now been employed by the club as teamster here. He is at present being assisted in his former position be C. ?. Richmond.
 Miss Ruth Jessop is visiting Miss Edith Bennitt this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. Blake Coats arriv- ed Wednesday morning. and as it was rumOred about camp that they had been married but a few days the in habitants promptly decided to give the happy couple a serenade. According ly. about nine o'clock that night the Indian school band crept softly up to the front of the house and opened up with one of it's most rousing airs. Immediate confusion was evident in side, and it would be a good plan here after not to come too suddenly upon the young people while their honey moon is still in progress. Amid num- erous cries of speech! speech" the young mans father. Rev. Orville Coats appeared upon the porch and stated that the groom not having much eX- perience as a speechmaker. had given him twenty-five cents to Cuiet the tumult outside Everyone said. how ever. that the speech was worth at least a dollar. because it ended with an in vitation to all present to assemble at the store, where Mir. Patton had sev- eraI cases of soda pop on ice ready for the occasion.
 Wednesday Mrs. w. II. Ward, and the Misses Edith Beunitt Edna Ward, l Ruth Jessop and Helen Armstrong visited Prescott.
 Mrs L. A. McAfee and children ar rived Wednesday morning.
 Ernest LamsoI and mother arrived 
 leighton James was in Prescott on Thursday and-Ieft for Phoenix Friday night.
 Mrs Frank Alkire and Mrs. H. J. Jessop arrived Friday
 Mrs. W k James entertained the Iron Springs bridge club Friday afternoon ]
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 Parents wishing their children to | keep up their public school studies. | should send them to the Phoenix Aca | denny, Fifth avenue.