Arizona republican., 1908-08-02

side of the canyon was completed ol Wednesday and work will begin a once on the upper side where there ar about twenty cottages to be supplied As soon as the mains are finished cot tages will be piped on orders of owners About 1000 feet of pipe will be neede, to finish the work.
 The friends Of H. O. Winslow wil be pleased to know that he has so fai recovered from his recent illness as tC be able to return to business Thursday morning.
 ' New chairs have been purchased fol the use of the primary department ir the Sunday school. Now, if the boys ! will be careful not to mistake them for | football bats they may last until next summer
 The Sunday school is indebted to the courtesy of MT. Paine, secretary of 1 the Congregational Sunday school, | Prescott, for a needed supply of les Ison helps and literature. MT. Walter Bennett, Prof Stuchel. Rev. MT. Coats, Miss Carrie McNenl, Miss Inez Thrift and Miss Helen Me Neill did the famous Prescott act on Thursday.
 The Prescott men gave a dinner to the Iron Springs young ladies laE week. The tables were surrounded by Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Rema Dor ris. Miss Mildred Stacy, Miss Ruth Doris Miss Helen Ely. Miss Mae .ORourke, Miss Helen Burmister. Miss Winifred Fredericks. Miss Theresa Fredericks, MT. and Mrs. F. M. Dresch- Ter, Bernard Thomas, l.. s. Keeler. C. HI. Hinderer. Harr- R. Leland. Lieu tenant Glass. Chas. McCartne., Burr Douglass, Keith Pickrell, Lieutenant Hoyt and Roy Davidson. Miss Percell was a guest of Miss Marshall last week.
 John R. Kelly has spent a little time with friends at the Springs.
 c. K CoOmbs of Florence spent Sun day with MT. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings.
 Miss Eleanor Sloane of Prescott has been the guest of Miss Helen Ely re- cently.
 Mrs. c. F. Howard of Ash Fork is visiting Ms A C. Mcqueen.
 G.C Fetterman of the city of Broth erly- love spent Sunda.' with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bennett.
 Sims Ely, Jr, has been visitor in camp this week.
 The Iron Springs Bridge company is prepared to kill time at least once week for the remainder of the sea son. The members of the club about to engage in this enjoyable occupation are: Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. w. c. Foster. Mrs. D. II. Burtis. Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs C. II. Davidson, Mrs. w. K. James, Mrs. Ancil Martin. Miss Grace Stacy. Miss Winnifred Jessop, Miss Honore Duke.
 Well, f it don't keep a correspond ent on a hen canter to keep up with the society end of this camp. There they go again, off for Prescott and it's delights-the Misses Doris. the Misses Stac- and Mrs. Stacy, Miss Mary Story. Miss Olive Wilson. Miss Marian Doris, Mrs. H. O. Winslow and Miss Rrth Winslow.
 A. E. Coats and family arrived Thursday afternoon as guests of Rev. and Mrs Orville Coats.
 Mir Morris Caughlln. son of T. P. Caughlin. the well-known Phoenix contractor and builder. is spending his vacation with the family in the Gordon cottage.
 The dance Tuesday evening was not danced as the dancers were dancing toward Granite mountain.
 George R. Greene, foreman of the gang at bridge No. III, who has been i'll in Prescott since Sat urday. was able to resume work Thursday morning.
 Mir Matthews. of the [. s. Indian school. has returned from a short visit to Phoenix.
 Mrs. George c. Donnelly was obliged by the sudden illness of her son, to re- turn to Phoenix for medical care Fri day morning.
 Avery heavy hail storm battered the shingles and whitened the ground like snow Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen entertained a select party with bridge and ice cream afternoon.
 Mrs. W. S Goldsworthy and MT. George Goldsworthy are the guests of MT. and Mrs F. T. Ceilings.
 R. NJ Yates of Phoenix has been visiting Jerome and stopped over Fri day at the Springs as the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Orville Coats.
 F.. F. Patton. having finished the i'm provements on his cottage and grown rested and fat. returned to Phoenix Friday morning.
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker has joined the mountain colony and is at home in her own cottage in Murphy addition.
 Mrs. John w. Foss arrived Friday and the pleasantest cottage in the camp is now occupied. Dr. FOss ar rived Saturday evening.
 The many friends of Prof. George Blount were glad to see him for moment Friday afternoon, but all were sorry that he had no return ticket to Phoenix.