Arizona republican., 1909-07-05
|RON SPRINGS
 FILLING FAST There are NOWOn|y Two UnOc- ] cupied Cottages ARRIVALS OF LAST WEEK
Week End Visitors and Residents More or Less Transient Subsistence of a Fright at an Epidemic in the Sister City.

Iron Springs, Ariz, July 3.-(Spe- cial Correspondence of The RepubIi- can.)-And still they comet The fol- lowing pleasure seekers have arrived in camp since last weeks correspond ence, which now leaves only two or three cottages still unpccupied. The latest arrivals are MT. and Mrs A L. Moore and family and Mrs. Moore's niece, Miss Elsie Potter: Mrs. Dave Goldberg and son, Harold; Charles Orme, Ernest Bennett, Rev. and Mrs Coates, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and the Misses Hazel and Selma Gold berg, Mrs. Lloyd Christy and family, MT and Mrs. w. J. Murphy and Miss Lois Murphy. Mrs. Ralph Murphy and family. Mrs. Walker Bennett and Miss Marion Bennett, Mrs Mullen and family, Mrs. Gordon and her two daughters.
 sam Easterling and Fen & Hildreth are week end visitors
 Miss Hazel Martin spent last Sat urday in Prescott.
 Miss Helen Alexander visited Pres colt on Saturday.
 Donald Mcqueen, who has recently returned from Kansas City, arrived in camp last week and remained for several days. He left on Thursday for his ranch in Mesa.
 Captain J. l.. B. Alexander spent Saturday and Sunday with his fam fly.
 There has been quite an epidemic of diptheria in Prescott and bulletins were posted ir the store here request ing the campers to refrain from wis iting that town or receiving visitors from the city until conditions shall have improved. We are glad to say, both for our own salles, as well as for the sister city" that the scare was quite a bit exaggerated and that it is now quite safe for visitors to pass back and forth between the two places.
 Quite a number of the campers at tended the opening of the Yavapai club in Prescott last Thursday even ing. Those who went over from camp were Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers and daughter, Miss Raima Chalmers, Miss Mary Jenkins. Mrs. J. l.. B. Alex ander and Miss Helen Alexander. Prof. and Mrs. K. G. Heinrich, Mrs. Ceilings, Donald Mcqueen, Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Moore.
 On Wednesday evening Miss Helen Alexander delightfully entertained at Moonlight garden fndge party" Fudge was made by Miss Hazel Mar tin, with the valuable assistance of Chef Donald Mcqueen. The only objection that was raised was that the "chef' was too slow in serving Upon investigation by a special com mittee they found upon entering the kitchen, the chef seated on a flour barrel feeding the cook cookies. How ever. the fudge was soon served and quickly disappeared, and was pro- nounced decided success After the fudge was gone the party proceeded to the pavilion, where the festivities continued until the wee 'sma hours. Those who enjoyed Miss Alexander's hospitality were Mir. and Mrs. Karl c. Heinrich. Miss Raima Chalmers, Miss Hazel Martin, Miss Ruth Ben nett, George D. Morris and Samuel Henry Morris, both of Prescott. Don aid Mcqueen and Joe Bradford.
 MT. Fulweiler arrived in camp last Sunday and left for the south again on Monday night.
 Mrs. l.. H. Chalmers visited Pres colt last Monday, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Raima
 We have had several good thun- derstorms during the week, which have cooled the atmosphere off de- lightfully.
 There will be a formal dance in the pavilion tonight. the first one of the season. and quite d number of Phoenix young men are expected to arrive on the Merry Widowers. oh! should say Summer Widowers" train.
 Mrs. Karl c. Heinrich will organize