Arizona republican., 1908-09-06
IRON SPRINGS.


 Iron Springs, Sept. 5.-(Special cor respondence to the Republican.)-A. G. Matthews has been a kind of fairy godfather to the camp this summer. Did any one want errands done in Prescott? Matthews was the boy to do them. Was there an Iron Springs widow in need of assistance2 Mat thews gave it. So it was not surpris- ing to see him starting off for Pres colt the other day as escort to nine of the most indispensable members of the colony. They were Misses Lizzie Micha. Magela Jose, Mollie F. Daif. Grace Nokemo, Jessie Robinson. Me lissa Lopez, Martha Fully, Millery Brenklin, Daisy Maquawayma. After seeing the exciting sights of Prescott. shopping and dining. the party re- turned to the springs, a credit to them selves and the camp for quietness and good behavior.
 Attorney T. J. Prescott of Phoenix spent another pleasant day with us on Sunday and likewise several days after
 Mrs. W. K. James and Miss Grace Stacey attended the Glass -Burmister wedding in Prescott Saturday even ing
 Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen visited the city of dental delights. i. e. Prescott, on Saturday
 Mrs. J. F. Bark. after spending some time as the guest of Mrs Sims Ely, has returned to her home in Mayer.
 Chas F. Mckinley. H. H. McNeill and Rev. Orville Coats joined the Prescott pilgrims the last day of the week.
 Madame Egbert Pinney was a visit or. in camp on Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Loise Murphy has returned from a short visit to Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. l.. Chandler and family have returned to their home in Mesa.
 Mrs Lew Collins and son and Dr. W. K. Jessup left for Phoenix on Sunday.
 Miss Emma Roe Shannon and Mas cottage after a two weeks stay in Prescott.
 Saturday evenings arrivals from be- low indicated that the frost on the pumpkin" is not yet appearing to any serious extent Among those who came up were MT. w. B. LOunt, c. H. Davidson, Paul Hastings, F.. T. Ceilings. w. K. James, F.. J Bennitt, Walter Bennett, w. D. Fulwiler Miss Battin. ct al Sunday morning brought MT. Emory s. Rays, Miss, Ely and J. Kieth Pickrell.
 George Morris and George Loving tried Prescott air on Sunday.
 Mrs. E. M Bowers, with Mildred and Franklin, have returned to the valley.
 Mrs. George Christy and Mrs A L.. Henshaw are seeking a change of air in Phoenix. They will undoubtedly find it.
 Sadie Anderson. Percy Wellwood, Melville Fickas, Prof. T. Francis Hughes, Ivey Marshall and George Morris spent Sunday with friends and returned to the north Monday
 Prof. and Mrs. Stuchal paid a pro- fessional visit to the county seat on Monday.
 The beginning of the annual exodus from the delectable mountains through the desert wilderness to the valley of rest occurred on Monday. Baggage was piled up like skyscrapers and the hubbub was delightful. Those who stayed were unanimous in the senti- ment. "Oh, they'll be sorry" Among those who left us were MT. and Mrs. J. w. Doris and Miss Rena Doris. Miss Olive Wilson, Miss Marian Dor ris, Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely. MT. and Mrs. c. H. Davidson, son a<l daIgh- ter; A. G. Mathews, W. K. James, Dr Ancil Martin, E. T. Ceilings, Miss Inez Thrift. Will Fickas, Mrs. H. O, Winslow and Ruth and Miss Laura DObbs.
 Rev. H. M. Campbell of Phoenix. who has been spending the summer