Arizona republican., 1908-08-02
IRON SPRINGS.


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 Iron Springs, August 1.-(SpeciaI Correspondence of The Republican.)- )- The cantaloupe season may be over in the valley, but there is certainly a holdover somewhere judging by the unabating shipments to the Springs
 Mrs. w. J. Osborne and Mrs. Wool sey with the children went down. to Peoria on the belated train. Friday night
 MT. Hal Bennett arrived from the north Saturday evening to spend the rest of the summer at the Springs.
 station Agent Bradford took two days vacation last week, leaving the usual clerical force in charge of af- fairs.
 Mir. Charles Munger and his bride passed through the scene of many happy hours en route for Phoenix Sat urday evening.
 Adjutant General Coggins and Cap tain Grinstead came over from Camp Brodie and spent Sunday with us.
 Mrs. B. A. Fickas started for Cali fornia Saturday night after spending July here.
 Phoenix again did it's duty by us on Saturday and sent up MT Lloyd Chrisy, D. H. Burtis. w. D. Fulwiler, c, H. Davidson, E. T. Ceilings and others.
 Mir. George H. Lutgerding. cashier of the Union Bank and Trust Go. has joined the Iron Springs colony.
 Mir. J. Sreburne Jenckes spent Sunday with his family
 Miss Helen Burmeister. Miss Ther- esq Fredericks, Miss olive Fisher, Miss Winifred Fredericks and Miss Edna Hoffman were among the new visitors from Prescott Saturday and Sunday.
 Mir. Melville Fickas. Burr Douglass, George Morris, Roy Davidson. Roy Hutchins, Harry R. Leland, John Kel- ly. Gus Peters. J. B. Fetterman, Ledg- II. Hinderer came up from Prescott Saturday eye. to be on hand in case their services should be needed in the camp. They were needed.
 MT. Glen Lake of Phoenix and Dave Ling of Prescott are guests of MT. Ivey Marshall this week.
 N.-. Ira J. Johnosn, general agent and EIr. Cummings. cashier of the New York Life Insurance company, spent Sunday as the guests of MT and Mrs. I-
 MT. Irving c. Ryf, city ticket agent of the santa Fe, Phoenix. spent Sun day in pleasant company among the high hills
 The pavilion was in its glory Satur- day evening. brilliantly illuminated with Standard oil and filled to the doors with a hilarious company of dancers and spectators. Maricopa and Yavapai counties vied with each other in contributions of beauty and vivacf- ty, strength and audacity. The larg- est number yet gathered for the Satur- day night hop" wore out shoe leather with prodigaI care1essness until the club rules called time "and the keep CT abused the glims. After the dance a sumptuous supper was given to selected guests by the Misses Doris at their cottage, Buena' Vista on City hill. A Sunday morning breakfast fol- lowed at the same place. completing the hospitable entertainment of visit ing young people, who returned to dull Prescott Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs oscar Roberts and son have returned from a canning trip to PhOe- nix.
 Will and Melville Fickas finally and lreluctantly decided to stay over Sat furday night and see the young folks dance.
 Mir F. L. Richmond of Mazatlan. Mexico, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Os- car Roberts.
 Dr. Ancil Martin came up Saturday morning for another brief breathing spell.
 Mrs. George F. Barnes of the New Dennis" and the Den. with her raughter, Miss Georgine, and her mother. Mrs. Miller, arrived on Satur- day and are occupying the Wolff cot tage for the remainder of the season.
 Col. and Mrs. Bolts, of the McKin- ley mine, are enjoying a short vaca- ton in Prescott
 MT Bernard Thomas. of the Phoenix National bank, has returned to Phoe- nix after three weeks of delirious and joyful social excitement on the upper levels
 MT and Mrs. c. w. Mills are seek ing opportunity for much needed sleep by occupying the small Murphy cottage nights It seems that the boys are so excited when they get in mornings that they cannot sleep and their discussions of social experiences tends to break the rest of the more sedate occupants of the club house. 'Sh z boys.
 MT Waldo Christy promptly fell into the prevailing fashion and bought a round trip ticket for Prescott on Saturday.
 It was positively chilly Sunday morning. but the fresh invigorating air was cordially welcomed by everybody.
 Many familiar Phoenix faces greeted HIS Saturday from the windows and platforms of the excursion train to Prescott.
 MT. F.. j. Bennitt went north Sunday ing.
 Will and Walter Tyson stopped screwing pipes together just long