Arizona republican., 1908-07-26
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Now what do you think of this?
Those winter burglars carried off a
Biblical Concordance from VIII Robin
sons cottage Was it an indication Of
repentance or of total depravity?
DIR. Foss' cottage was also broken
into during the winter but it cannot be
known whether much was taken until
DIR. and Mrs. Foss arrive.
Mrs Spuar and two children of
Phoenix are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Edens.
Irving c. Ryf. city ticket agent Of
the Santa Fe at Phoenix. knows where
to come when he wants a good time
so he hikes to Iron Springs when Sat
urday night arrives.
Mrs. l.. w. Collins and son are sum
mering in their own cottage on City
Hill.
Herbert Shotwell and Miss Edith
Armitage of Prescott enjoyed a horse
back ride to the springs on Sunday
afternoon.
J. Sherburne Jenckes came up on
Saturday and has taken the DeMund
cottage for the rest of the season.
His Excellency, Governor Joseph II.
Kibbey, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. ]. Sherburne Jenskes, and Mrs.
Claude Bergman arrived by the Day
light Express Monday afternoon.
Ralph Murphy and family enjoyed
an outing in Prescott on Monday. Mr.
Matthews went along as chaperone.
Mrs. E J. Bennitt and Mrs Guy
Bennett returned to the springs Tues
day morning
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Henry Of Phoenix
are the guests of Prof. and Mrs. f. w
Wilson.
Walter Talbot, W. D. Fulwiler. Tom
Edens and ID. d. Horning turned their
backs on us sOrrowfully Monday night.
Miss Alice Dresser of Congress
Junction is visiting Mrs. d. d. Horn
ing and Mrs. J. Ernest Walker.
one would think that a preachers
the number of yellow legged chickens
that are being shipped into the camp.
One of the problems of this place is
to keep up with the appetite which is
generated by the mountain air.
Three more able bodied men left us,
for season. Tuesday morning: Gov
ernor Kibbey, a. c. Mcqueen and D.
H. Burtis.
The Daylight Express on Tuesday
brought substantial additions to our
population. Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Chris
ty and Miss Walker have taken pos
session of the o. II. Christy cottage
on the hill. Colonel and Mrs. l.. W.
Coggins. with Misses Ruth and Mary.
Ralph and Milton, and Miss Dallas
Lyall. likewise also one valuable dog
and a choice kitten were welcomed by
their many friends. Truth cOmpels the
statement that a dog fight was mar
rowly averted-the only discordant
note in the days music
A heavy rain and hail storm broke
up the monotony and cooled the at
mosphere on Tuesday.
Judge Kyle of Phoenix dropped off
to greet his friends and get n breath
OF GOODNESS Wednesday morning.
Captain Grinstead has arrived with
his gun for few days recuperation
before going to Camp Brodie.
Mr.. and Mrs. f NJ. Bowers spent
Wednesday and Thursday in Prescott
with their little folks.
'S tiiS IIeSCOll ndDlI mas be-
come epidemic. When thirty round
trip tickets are sold in one day from
camp of this size it must be ac-
knowledged that the city mile high"
is highly attractive
lvey Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Robinson, Mrs. W. X James. Miss
Frances Lount, Miss Frances Pember-
ton, Mrs. Gustolfson, Mrs. Steele. Col
onei Coggins and Captain Grinstead
were among the round trippers on
Wednesday
Mrs. II. II. Mcneil has Joined her
family, having been detailed in Pboe-
nix by the illness of her son. now
convalescing.
Waldo Christy and Rev. ]. A. Gels
singer footed it to Skull Valley on
hunting trip on Wednesday. OF
course it rained-it always rains when
the Rev Sportsman shoulders his gun.
DR.. Martin and w. B. Lount sur
rendered to the charms of Phoenix and
left on Wednesday morning.
The territorial government has been
well represented in camp this week.
by Governor Kibbey, Adjutant General
Coggins, Assistant Territorial Score
tary Collins, Territorial Auditor Sims
Ely. Captain Grinstead of the National
Guard and Prof. Wilson of the Terri
torial Experiment Farm, ]. Sherburne
Jenckes of the United States court
and Judge Kyle of the District court
have reminded us of the Judiciary
Secretary Cowgirl of the board of
trade also smiled upon us briefly.
DIR. H. ]. JessOp arrived Thursday
morning.
Those winter burglars seem to have
been contented residents for some