Arizona republican., 1908-08-16
From Territorial Points

 Davidson, D. H. Burtis, Raymond Battin, Aloved McClintock, Lloyd Christy and c. s. Bergman.
 MT. c. M. Scott spent Sunday with Mrs. Scott as guest of Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen.
 Captain Frank T. Alkire came down from Prescott and spent Sun day with his family.
 Mrs. Walter Talbot arrived Sun day morning for a brief stay with his daughter, Mrs. Ancil Martin.
 c. D. Doris. Stayton Doris and Mrs. Arthur Gibson took the early train for Prescott on Sunday In the afternoon MT. T. M. Caughlin and family took in the strange sights and sounds of the county seat of Yavapai county.
 Mrs. T. l.. Edens has been quite i'll with an attack of la grippe.
 The Prescott contingent Saturday evening presented some familiar faces. Friends in camp welcomed MT. E. E. Keeler. Roy Davidson. George Morris, Sydney Osborne, Ivey Marshall. MT. and Mrs. Frank Dres- cher, Miss Florence Herndon, Miss Edith Bennett, Miss Ruth Jessup.
 Colonel Coggins made a farewell visit to camp on Sunday before go- ing to Camp Perry
 Mrs. Joseph H. Kibbey has re- turned from a northern trip and is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. Sher- burne Jenckes.
 Sims Ely Jr., Sydney Osborne and Lloyd Christy escaped by moon light and were discovered in Phoe- nix early in the week minding their business.
 MT c. T. Hirst, c. D. Doris. Stayton and Edwin Doris and Os- car Roberts went south in broad daylight on Monday.
 When the curfew rang Monday night the watchman reported Tom Caughlin, John A. Marshall. c. H. Davidson, Tom Edens. w. D. Full wiler, D. H. Burtis, D. D. Horning and A. c. Mcqueen missing.
 Talk about the Phoenix summer widowers, you ought to see the Iron Springs widows when the train slides around the bend! Melancholy and weeping Not a bit of it. Just as bright and cheerful as ever.
 Mir. Matthew has been visiting Supt GOodman's family in Prescott recently.
 It didn't take Prof. Wilson long to get all the warmth he needed in Phoenix Saturday Church bells could not keep him in the valley over Sunday.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Royce of Tue son is the guest of Mrs J. Elliott Walker.
 Mrs. w. K. James has returned from a visit in Prescott
 MT. Will Robinson did not remain for the snake dance this trip.
 There has been only one day in nearly six weeks without a thunder shower.
 Mrs. Frank T. Alkire passed through Tuesday afternoon en route for Prescott to join her husband for a few days previous to his eastern trip.
 Mir. Emory S. Rays and Mir Harry Hancock are the Tuesday additions to our population.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. NJ. Bowers, little folks and go-cart are with us again after a trip north.
 Dr. Martin left us Tuesday morn ing, going way down south in the corn field"
 MT. Richard Lamson of Prescott has been a recent guest in camp.
 Mir. Frank Ainsworth is seeking the simple life among the pines.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bennett and Miss Mildred Bennett left for Flag staff Tuesday afternoon.
 MT. Walter Martin has succeeded Clayton Latham as distributing agent for the Republican Judging from the size of his bundle, nearly everybody in camp must read the morning paper. About forty copies are distributed daily.
 Rev. Orville Coats looked relieved when he arrived on Monday with the prospect of four weeks more