Arizona republican., 1908-08-23

l and the brush do their duty his cot | tage will probably remain where i Il now is instead of sailing down tn canyon during the next cloudburst Success to his efforts. il Harry R. Leland of Prescott ha! been one of the weeks visitors at thu | pavilion.
 | The Westside Bridge club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon on Monday as tho | guests of the lady of Breezy Point l Mrs. E. T. Ceilings took the honors 1T | the game.
 | Lawrence S. Keeler of. Prescott gave a dinner to friends at the Yavapa club Monday evening. The guests were Miss Grace Stacy. MT. and Mrs. Frank Drescher and Roy Davidson.
 Those who were took up to the trick had the pleasure of eating ice cream made with hailstones Thursday l afternoon.
 | w. c. Foster took the regulation side l trip Friday morning, i. s., he went to Prescott. t
 O. M. Scott visited the emporium of Yayapaf county on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Price Brown and chil- dren and Miss Bessie Brown broke camp Friday morning and trekked for Tempe via the Santa Fe, P. X P. trail. Miss Brown and the children were slightly i'll. Important business inter ests demanded the attention of MT. Brown, hence, good bye. come next year.
 H. H. McNeil and Sims Ely, jr., give E,viA slipped away to Phoenix.
 The City Hill Bridge club met with Mrs. w. K. James on Thursday Those present were Mrs. w. c. Foster, Miss HonOre Duke, Mrs. Sims Ely, Mrs. w. K. Jessop, Miss Winifred Jessop, Mrs, c. 1T. Davidson and Miss Grace Stacy.
 At the tennis court Friday forenoon an interesting game was played be- tween Harold Pemberton and George Lount The result was to in favor of Pemberton. Paul Ceilings occupied the umpire's high chair. Louis Hirst and Miss Bessie Embry followed, hon ore about equally distributed.
 The Tyson brothers, our hydraulic pipe liners completed their work and left us on Saturday
 Picnic parties were the order of the day on Friday. One party was com posed of Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Ralph Dysart, Miss Zella Louise Murphy and Miss Dorothy Robinson.
 A larger party feasted and visited on the high ground toward Alto. Among those present were Mrs. D. D. Horning, Mrs. L. w. Perkins, Mrs. w. B. Lount. Mrs. John A. Marshall. Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs Emory $. Rays, Mrs. Simons, Mrs. J. Ernest Walker, Miss Dorothy Robinson and others. Re treatments were served under um- brellas but all had jolly good time.
 By the way, the scribe must have been drawing upon his imagination when he referred, in a recent letter. to that part of the camp which lies be- tween Piety Flats and Pleasure Pa wilton as Murphy Addition" A little deeper investigation of ancient history reveals the proper title as "Burtis Heights" Anyway, as Calico said. the "Murphys" were an agreeable Addition"
 Miss Alice Greer, Miss Grace Stacy, Miss Helen Ely, Miss Flora Greer, Miss Mildred Stacy, Miss Louise Murphy, Mrs. w. C. Foster and T. J. Prescott went to Prescott Friday afternoon.
 pr. H. K. Jessop came up from Phoenix on Friday in time to enjoy the fine weather.
 Chief Engineer Jaeger cling -chugged into camp in his gasoline hand car the other day for visit to the construc- tion camp.
 Dr. Mills latest achievement is run ming the gasoline engine for the pump ing plant. MT. and Mrs. Mills have taken a hundred and sixty acres near Redlands, Cal, and will practice the simple life" at the close of the Iron Springs season.
 Mrs. Oscar Roberts and Louis left for home Saturday