Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-08-22
IRON SPRINGS
NEWS, LETTER

Iron Springs. Aug. 21.-(Special Cor
!respondence of The Republican, "A
small valise was found at the station
at Iron Springs Monday after the de-
parture of train No. .. Anyone who
can identify property can receive the
same by calling on Mr.. McClarty, sta
ton agent at Iron Springs.
The Dance Soiree given by the
grown folks on Saturday night last.
was the most pleasant and unique af-
fair of the season. Among those in at
tendance were Mesdames Bennitt.
Goldwater, Jessop. Fulwiler. Miner.
Mcqueen, I. f. Moore. A. Goldberg, o.
III. Christy, Common. Bandy. ID. Gold
berg. Hildrith. Wickliff Plath. Dam
eron, Matthews. Davenport, Dysart, c.
l. Stacy, Kennedy, Harding, Easterling.
l.. Orme, r. Walker, Moore, Amet,
Talbot, Barnes, Fickas. Redewill, Ropf
er. j. Ernest Walker, Gordon. Jesun-
ofsky, Sweeney. Belts and Chittick.
Misses Pickrell. s. and A Redfield.
Miner. Osborn. III. and S. Goldberg G.
and NJ. Stacy. Irvine. Griffin, Amet.
Roper Henry, James, Murphy. Dysart
NJ. and f. Fulwiler. and Sweeney,
Messrs. Pickrell. Hardy. ID. Goldberg.
Dresher. Chevy. Stauffer. Drachman.
Munger. II. Kennedy. Holding. Easter
ling. L. Oorme. r. Walker. Hildrith, A.
L. Moore. G. Wilke, Chittick and Rop-
er. The pavilion was taxed to its
utmost capacity 1t certainly was
most pleasing sight to see the youth
full animated faces and the fluffy cos
tunes as they whirled around to the
din OF music.
A very pleasant event took place
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. o. f. Plath's who entertained at
bridge in honor of Mrs. Cameron.
Highest score was made by Mrs. Hold
ing. Among those present were Mes
DANES Cameron. Hildreth. Connor,
Stacy, sr-. f. Walker. Burtis. James,
Fickas. Stacy jr-, Redewill. Rice. Barn
es. Martin. D. Goldberg. Holding. Ken
nedy. Easterling. Dysart. A. Goldberg,
Miner. Bandy. Edens. Alkire. Phelps.
Brenton. Van der Veer Foss, Sweeney,
and Mcqueen.
a novel and no doubt very much ap-
preciated entertainment was the sup
per given by Miss Shirley Miner after
the dance Saturday evening. Most de-
licious refreshments were served.
Those who partook of Miss Miners
hospitality were Mrs. f. s. Miner,
Misses Louise Murphy. Margaret jam
es. Ruth Jessup. Hazel Goldberg. Able
Pickrell. Alma Osborn and Selma
Goldberg. Mcssrs. Dresher, Keith.
Pickrell, Chevy, Stauffer, Hardy.
and Munger. The young
people were well entertained to the
1--WE sma' hours"
The following gentlemen left for
their homes Sunday evening: Dresher.
Pickrell. Chevy. Stauffer, Hardy and
Drachman.
Mr. and Mrs Holding left for Phoe-
nix Sunday after being the recipient
of many social attentions at the
springs.
Mrs. cameron and son left for
Phoenix SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fen 5. Hildreth enter
tanned Saturday night after the dance.
with a midnight supper. Those present
were DR.. and Mrs. r. J. Roper. Mr..
Uete Drecher. Miss Henry. Miss Ethel
Roper, from Prescott; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. Holding.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Easterling.
Miss Olive Griffen left for her home
in Tempe Sunday night after a very
enjoyable visit with Mrs. a. l.. Moore.
Mrs. W. X. James has returned to
the Springs after a hot time in Phoe-
nix.
Mrs. Belts from Glendale has arrived
at the Springs to recuperate from her
recent indisposition.
Mr.. Pete Dresher was the guest Of
Mrs. w. X. James over Sunday.
Mr.. Fen S. Hildredth left for Phoe-
nix Monday night