Arizona republican., 1908-07-26
From Territorial Points

time In one cottage where they had
evidently spent quite a season note
of appreciation for accommodations
enjoyed was left for the owner.
There are now nearly fifty cottages
occupied and about two hundred per-
sons in camp.
Z. E Patton had added a kitchen
and a handsome veranda to his cot
tage.
Walter Bennett has returned to
Phoenix for a season.
Between tennis and bridge, picnics
and Prescott it cannot be said that
there is only dead wood in Iron
Springs. The tennis court is being put
in shape and affords an outlet for the
young people mornings.
A bridge party was given last week
by Mrs Ancil Martin In honor of Mrs.
Frank Smith who has been the guest
of Mrs. c. II. Davidson. Mrs. W. c.
Foster carried off the honors of the
day. Refreshments were served at the
close of the game. Guests present
were. Mrs. Frank c. Smith, Mrs. C. H.
Davidson. Mrs Sims Ely, Mrs. w. C.
Foster Mrs. L. T. Ceilings. Mrs. ID. FL
Burtis, Mrs. Ancil Martin and Miss
HonOre Duke
c. T.. Rudisell, who has been keep
ing saw and hammer busy for the past
nine weeks, returned to Phoenix on
Thursday
Mr.. Matthews had a coat with a
valuable Elk pin taken from his cot
tage last Tuesday. Nothing of this
Ii h..
nous lost skirt episode a year ago.
There is but one gem of classic
poetry to describe the movements of
A c. Mcqueen, live stock agent of the
Santa Fe-
loft again. on again, gone again,
"Finnegan"
j. NJ Williams. travelling agent of
the Wells Fargo Express company
visited the springs on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Wfnslow and
daughter have returned from Phoenix.
Mr. WinslOw was threatened with ty-
phoid fever but is much better at
present.
Rev. Mr.. Geissinger made good" on
his hunting trip and came home
Thursday afternoon Juggling a heavy
sack-contents unknown
Mrs Ancil Martin and Mrs. W. c.
Foster succumbed to the Prescott few
er Thursday afternoon. 1t is not con-
sldered dangerous so friendly readers
need not be alarmed
Misses Alice and Flora Grier are the
gusets of Mrs. George Christy. all ar
irving by the Daylight Express on
Thursday
Victor Redewill after spending the
winter at the New England Conserva-
tory of Music, in Boston, wisely con-
cluded to drop off at Iron Springs
Thursday evening, going on to Phoe
nix on Friday.
lvey Marshall spent a few days at
the springs last week.
DIR. Chandler of Mesa. E. ]. Rennftt.
II. l. Latham and Alderman ]. A. Mar
snail arrived from the equatorial re-
giOns Friday morning.
Waldo Christy and Rev. ]. A. Gels.
singer had some thrilling and danger
GUS experiences during their recent
hunting trip while walking for an bour
and three-quarters through darkness
and rain But pshaw! think what
times Theodore Roosevelt and COM
pany VIII have in darkest Africa"
next yearl
Ralph Murphy and A. c. McOueen
were off for the Capitol City Friday
morning.
The Yavapai club dance at Prescott
Friday evening was largely indebted
to Iron Springs for its most attractive
features. Ten suit cases We're requir-
ed to convey the glad rags" needed
Tor the occasion. Kodaks snapped as
the afternoon train drew in to pick ND
the happy crowd. Some NAV have
gotten away unobserved but the fol-
lowing are certainly missing at the
present writing: Miss Ruth Doris
Miss Frances Pemberton. Miss
. Rourke, Miss Ruth lesson. Miss
Frances LOunt, Miss Grace Stacy. Miss
Rema Doris, Miss Mildred Stacy. Mr.
J. Keith Pickrell. Ivey Marshall Mr.
Thomas and Mr. Hull. Some of the
boys hurried off on the morning train
Teddy Goodman has returned to
prescott after a weeks visit with his
brother, Walter Goodman.
Miss Elizabeth Coats was the guest
of Mrs Samuel Hill in Prescott on
Friday and Saturday.
DIR. Chandler is adding some arcbf-
tectural improvements to his cottage
by the skilled craft of E. E. Patton.
Walter Bennitt rejoined his family
here on. Friday.
Three more cottages opened I'D on
Friday. Mrs. F. T. Alkire and family
with Mrs. Phelps are now in their own
cottage near the springs.
DIR. and Mrs. Batten arrived on Fri
day accompanied by Mr.. Lewis Hirst
as guest.