Arizona republican., 1907-09-06

wonder why water does not boil at the accustomed PIP degrees, Fahrenheit. On Saturday last a very enjoyable picnic was held below Alto. Those who participated were Mesdames Helena Walker and C. Amet. Misses Battin, Phelps. Coats. Amet, James and Camp. and Messrs. Sprague and Pickrell. Mrs. l.. x. Jesunofsky entertained at bridge last Monday afternoon. The highest score was made by Mrs. $. l.. Easterling. Those present were Mes danes J. w. Foss, r. s. Hildreth. S. L. Easterling. C. F. Connor. Helena Walker, H. Kennedy. A. l.. Moore. B. A. Fickas and C. Amet and Misses S. Redfield, NJ. Camp, R. Amet and A. Redfield.
 Drs. Foss. Dysart and Plath came to the Springs Saturday night to spend Sunday with their families. Miss Ruth BoveT of Burlington. Iowa arrived Saturday morning on visit to her sister. Miss Ana Bovell. Mrs. Wickliff and children left Sat urday morning for their home in Tenn pc.
 | Miss Johnson and Messrs. Raymond | Battin and Lewis Hirst arrived Satur- day night and are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Battin.
 Mir. James Sprague and NIT. Taggert | arrived Saturday and were the guests of Mrs. Helena Walker. They return ed to Phoenix Monday.
 Miss Vary Lamson arrived for a short stay at the Springs Saturday night.
 Miss E. Trautman left the Springs for her home in Tempe Saturday morn , ing.
 Messrs. Pickrel and Schuhe arrived Saturday and are staying at the Pick Tell cottage.
 NIT. Dave Goldberg and family re- turned to Phoenix Sunday morning.
 MT. Mel Fickas arrived Saturday night to spend Sunday with his mother. He left for Prescott on Monday to ac- cept 2 position in the Santa Fe office. Mrs. Wilky and Mir. and Mrs. Chit tick left for their homes Monday morn ing.
 Dr. Dysart and family have returned to Phoenix from the Springs. MT. Alec Baker after acting as guide at the Grand Canyon during the sum- yaner spent a few days at the Springs S- for Los Angeles Tuesday from which place he will start for Ann Arbor to attend college.
 Mrs. D. II. Burtis. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Talbot arrived from Phoenix Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Stacy left Tuesday morning for Phoenix on a vis- it to Mrs. Stacy's mother.
 Mrs. Abbie Pickrell and Alma Os- born, Messrs. Keith, Pickrell and Schuhe and Dorothy and Smith Pick rell returned to BhoeniX Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Matthews left for the Phoenix Indian school Monday.
 On Saturday, September 7th the danc- Ing season closes. Great credit is due Mrs. Porter and Miss Plough who so ably managed the affairs at the pa vilIon.
 Miss Ruth BoyeII after spending a few days at the Springs left for Phoe- nix Monday to fill position as teach CT in the public schools. MT. and Mrs. J. J. Sweeney and family left Monday delighted with their season at the Springs.
 A merry party, consiting of Misses Abbie PickreI and Alma osborn, Messrs. Keith Pickrell and Nj. Schuhe, and Dorothy and Smith Pickrell spent last Tuesday in Prescott.
 Mir. C. Dresher came over from Pres cott on Saturday night last. He Was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. K. James.
 News was brought into the camp yesterday. by Leighton James, Wm. McClarty and Theodore Plath who were hunting in the neighborhOod of the Last Chance mines. of a big hold up on the Prescott. But few particu- lars can be learned of the affair, ex- cept that the parties were overland tourists. travelling northward, and that they parted with little or no money and but few vafuables NJ. w. J.
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