Arizona republican., 1908-07-19
IRON SPRINGS.

the PhoenlN husbands, sons and visit Ing friends. A sigh of relief and satisfaction escapes the travellers as they drop off the car. taste the fresh, cool mountain air and hand the bundles to the waiting boys. So came D. D. Horning and H. Latham Saturday morning-only Mir. Horning had to carry his own bundles.
 Mrs. F. O. Richmond has been making a brief visit with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Oscar Roberts. returning to Phoenix later in the week
 Rev. Orville Coats and Rev. J. A. Geissin"er went down on Sunday to look after the morals of the summer Widowers and the ecclesiastf- cal interests of the city. One of the small boys in camp who keeps his eyes open and does his own thinking Is reported to have remarked to his mother the other day: Mamma. Rev. MT. Coats has the best busi- ness of any of the men. He stays up here all the week and just goes down to Phoenix on Sunday" Pastor Coats being interviewed on the subject. sor- rowfully declared he was the worst off of all since he had to work all the week up here and then go down below to work and roast all day Sunday. However, the preacher seems to be bearing up bravely and having a pretty good time after all.
 Miss Agnes Anderson of Phoenix is the guest of Miss Hazel Marshall.
 William and Melville Fickas spent Sunday with their mother.
 Miss Margaret Callahan of the Phoenix National Bank enjoyed brief vacation here last week.
 w. K. James, secretary of the Out ing club, looked in on us last Sun day.
 Miss Sadie Munds, Miss Edith Cat field. David Ling, George Morris and Harold Munds, all of Prescott. came up for the Saturday night dance.
 Irving c. Ryf, city ticket agent of he santa Fe in Phoenix, spent Sunday at the springs.
 Mr and Mrs. Drescher of Prescott have been the recent guests of Mir. and Mrs w. K. James.
 J. w. Doris returned to Phoenix early in the week.
 Dr. Ancil Martin has joined his family. accompanied by Walter Tal bot as guest.
 The Monday exodus included w. r lthttcs N1licil ltS EoNduLlils -AtAf l4lt Fickas and Mir. and Mrs. F. M. Drescher of Prescott
 F. T. Ceilings took a day off from the hot place and spent it with his family in a cool place-Brcezy Point Ottages-returning on Monday to IIocTiX.
 DoTald has gone home-and the moclsins lirds sing in the minor key. T., aH raa6K- tn welcome his retUrn-meaning, you understand, MT. Donald Mcqueen of Mesa.
 Lloyd Christy gave himself Vaca- ton from the busy duties of high finance and spent Sunday with Mrs. Christy and the little folks under the pine trees. Monday morning saw him going south smiling.
 Dr. Chandler of Mesa went down Monday to see how much of the vil- Iage was left after the Saturday nights storm.
 Miss Florence Herndon of Prescott has been visiting the Misses Ruth | and Rema Doris.
 MT Keeler of Prescott is the guest | of Keith PickrelL
 Mrs. Guy Bennett arrived on Mon | day to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. J. | Bennitt.
 H. l. Latham and Walter Talbot | have returned to Phoenix after their | three days vacation. II. O. Winslow and Mir. Matthews | did not see the "All Stars" play ball | in Prescott last week, as the Stars were under a rain cloud.
 The extra dance Friday night was | a sort of consolation prize for those | who did not attend the hop given | bv Mrs. Le Roy Anderson at the Va vapai club, Prescott. The "Consola- tion" worked all right
 Light rains and cool breezes made | last weeks weather pretty nearly | ideal.
 MT. and Mrs. Geissinger and fam iIv have removed from the O. H. i Cbristv cottage to the Wharton house | on the west side for the remainder of the season.
 If you are not afraid of thunder and enjoy the terrific grandeur of storn; in the mountains, Iron Springs will suit you, for its displays of cleo trical fireworks are beyond compare The booming echoes of the thunder rolling from peak to peak, with the SNlll anu frequent Alti9liNt' ming, make an impression not to De forgotten. If you are afraid of thun- der the best thing you can do is to trust in Providence and stay in the house; the storm will not last long
 Mrs. W. B. Lount and family have removed from the H. P. De Mund place and are now pleasantly settled in the David Goldberg cottage where the big juniper shades the hammock.
 The Saturday evening "ball was the affair of the season. The grace and beauty of the camp-and there is plenty of it-magnetizes the young men for nine miles around, so that there were, contrary to all prece- dents at summer resorts, for once not | enough girls to go round. What would have happened if the genial Dave Goldberg had been present to do his duty and claim his share, no one can tell The pavilion was crowded to the very end of the week.
 Miss Laura Dobbs of Phoenix is the guest of Mir and Mrs. Will Rob- inson, arriving Tuesday morning.