Arizona republican., 1908-08-16
From Territorial Points
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Continued from page 10) the other day to investigate the ef- feet of high temperature on sound sleep.
 Who said tennis tournament? Did some one carelessly intimate tbat Prescott needed practice to com pete with Iron Springs? We take it all back-temporarily. The tennis match on Monday was certainly gratifying to Prescott; but wait, the season is not over yet. The Prescott team was Mir. Richard Lamson and C.. II. Hinderer; the Iron Springs couple was the Ben nett brothers. Paul and Ernest. In the doubles the score was: 6-4, 6-1 and 60 in favor of the Prescott boys. In the singles-Mr. Hinderer and MT. Ernest Bennett-the score was, 6-2, 6-2 and 6-1 in favor of MT. Hinderer.
 MT and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings re- turned Wednesday evening from a pleasant trip to the Grand canyon.
 Mrs. Sims Ely and Mrs. w. c. Foster were guests of Mrs. E. S. OAeA h OA IItoCONN Oii Ruth Doris left Thursday morning for Phoenix and Roosevelt.
 Mir. Charles Steele. chief engineer of the Bartlett Heard pumping plant. is spending a few days with his family in camp.
 MT. Emory $. Rays reluctantly bade adieu to coolness and com fort on Thursday and returned to the contrasting enjoyments of Phoe- nix.
 Captain George Alkire with the balance of the Camp Brodie boys beamed upon us for a few moments on Thursday.
 Sneak thieves-not to dignify them of the title of burglars" entered the corral house on Wednesday and carried off a gun, some blankets and other articles.
 The Mckinley Copper mine has added a third shift to it's working force. Mir Bowen has joined the enterprise as engineer. A new drift has just been started with promising indications.
 Mrs. J. w. Doris and Miss Rema Doris left Thursday afternoon for Los Angeles.
 George McNeill decided to test the brick house, N. w. corner Van Buren effect of a lower altitude and dropped down to Prescott on Thurs day.
 MT. A. K. Stacy couldn't stay away" so he came back after a brief season in Phoenix.
 Mrs. James H. Griffin and son Jack of Phoenix have been the guests of Mrs. Ancil Martin during the week. MT. Griffin, with his eye on some big realty deal. continued down the line to Phoenix.
 Mrs. T. L. Edens and two children started for Phoenix on the Daylight express on Thursday.
 Thursday was a quiet day for the station-go on account of the de- layed trains. It was hard to be deprived so suddenly of all excite ment.
 B-r-r-r-r-@, but it was chilly Friday morning! Shirt waists of fered poor protection against the chill ly blast. Great suffering occurred fin camp because so many of the boys had neglected to bring their and fur coats.
 Sadie" Anderson, chief operator in the dispatcher's office at Prescott, was over to visit Joe" Bradford early in the week. All the girls are jealous of Sadie"
 MT. Price Brown has returned to the rural delights of Mesa. Mrs. Brown and the children will re- ,s, AL.
 MT. A. c. Mcqueen. w. J. and Ralph Murphy and Mir. A. L. Moore Init the high places" escaped B to the hills" etc. Friday morning.
 Miss Alma Osborne. Mrs. James H. Griffin and Jack, H. H. McNeil and Chas. E. Mckinley succeeded, after much delay and disappoint- ment. in getting off to Prescott on Friday.
 Between the acts in the Monday tennis tournament mixed doubles were played by Mir. Hal Bennett and Frances Pemberton. Roy Davidson and Edith Bennett. Two out of these sets were won by NIT. David son and Miss Bennett
 The tennis court is the forenoon center of interest now and as Don aid McQueen's father will not al- low him to play football, he is out the grass regaining his ancient proficiency with the racquet.
 MT. Donald Hooker of Phoenix is spending a week as guest of MT. Ivey Marshall.
 Miss Beryl Thatcher enjoyed the social atmosphere of the Springs recently.
 Mrs. w. J. Mover of Phoenix has been spending week with Mrs. F. T. Ceilings at Breezy Point.
 Miss Nellie Cave of Manhattan, arrived last week and will remain the rest of the season as guest of her sister, Mrs. T. F. Will son.
 An unsuccessful attempt to form ulate the meteorological data of the camp was made last summer by Weather Inspector Jesunofsky of Phoenix. The scientific fakir drop ped in yesterday and submitted the correct statement. This item should be cut out and pasted in your straw hat for summer references: Lati-. tude 6S south of Ash Fork; 125 s26.25 east of Los Angeles; s60.5O west of Chicago. Sun rises long before any one gets out of bed; sun sets in time for the crowd to meet the evening train Moon gives a