Arizona republican., 1908-09-06

tesy and wish for them big crops on l season. Prof. and Mrs. Stuchal have met all the requirements of the club as to music. but given q piano and a broader plan would have pleased a larger audience. The Snow brothers deserve the warmest commendatiOn for their uniform courtesy and efficiency. Joe Bradford is a cracker-jack station agent and Uncle Hal-we hope he will be here again next year.
 Mrs. c. s. Bergman and children have returned to the cool comfort of the mountains. Too hot yet in PhOe- nix.
 Mrs. George Christy and children have returned to Phoenix.
 Miss Laura Swiggert is spending a few weeks in camp with Mrs. c. s. Berryman.
 There certainly was a Merry Wid- ow party at Breezy Point Tuesday afternoon. In other words, Mrs. F. T. Ceilings gave a delightful bridge party. The guests of honor were Mrs w $. Goldsworthy, Mrs. c. II. Ruff ner, Mrs. Ed Kastner and Mrs. Nor man Hoffman who came up from Pres cott on the morning train. The other ladies present were Mrs. A. J. Chand Ter, Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs w. A. Parish, Wrs. w K. James, Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. Will Robinson, Mrs. H. H. McNeil, Mrs. T.. w. Pemberton, Mrs. w. E. Lount and Mrs. Eugene Redewilk The bridge ment resulted in first prize for Mrs. Ed Kastner. consolation prize, Mrs. w. s. Goldsworthy. Delicate refresh- ments were served. The Prescott la dies returned to the quiet little city by the Wednesday morning train.
 The commotiOn among the young people under the car window Wednes- day evening was due to the preseN,e in the window of Mrs. Edgar s. Miner and Miss Shirley Miner, who were on their way home from an eastern trip which has lasted. since June.
 Miss Loise Murphy gave an after dance supper Saturday evening. Those present were Misses Flora and Alice Greer, Mrs. George Christy and Miss Norma Creighton, James Sprague, Hal Bennett, George Morris and Thomas j.. Prescott.
 MT. and Mrs. s. B. Taggart have been among the recent guests at the Stacy cottage.
 Picnic No. 3 last week did not re- ceive it's due notice. Table Rock was the place and the picnickers were Mrs. INV K. James, Miss Edith and Heigh- ton.. Mir. and Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs. Northcutt, Mrs. James Bark and Miss Caroline Burtis. Those who have en- joyed an Iron Springs picnic can guess the rest"
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter Bennett and Miss Marian have returned from their excursion to Oak Creek.
 Mrs George Hahn of Phoenix is en- toying the hospitality of Miss Loise Murphy. Mrs. Hahn has just returned from an extended eastern trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. E. Mckinley of the Mckinley Mining and Development company gave a unique reception to the Iron Springers Thursday afternoon. The big sorrels and the bigger wagon were in evidence after the two o'clock train had passed. It did not take long to fill up the vehicle from the high seat to the tail board with a couple dangling from the side steps. Counting from bow to stern, the party consisted of C. F. Mckinley, Rev. Orville Coats. A E. Coats. Mrs. J. A. Marshall, Miss Hazel Marshall Miss Agnes Anderson, Miss Purcell, Miss Ruth Jessop. Miss Grace Stacy Especial correspond ent of the Arizona Gazette), Ivey Mar shall, Glen Lake and Donald Hooker. The party declared that the ride down