Arizona republican., 1909-08-22
More or Less EVentfuI Period
 al That Resort
METEOROLOGICAL DISPLAY
But Storms Interfered But Little With the Round of Pleasure The Departure of Many Residents of the Camp for the Season

IRON STRINGS, Aug 2o.-tSpecial correspondence of The Republican)- The former Saturday night dances. al ways immensely popular with the young people were all out done by the dance given last Saturday night. The floor was almost too crowded. But all though there were many who came up from the warmer cline with tired tales of woe, they managed to dance a little harder than any of the others. There was a large crowd over from Prescott composed of Misses Florence Herndon, Blanch Kelly, Charlotte Crane, Maud Thomas, Jessie Parker Edul Armitage, Messrs. Chas. Rob, Lyman, Floyd AL fen, Gus Peters, Fred Moore, Dave Ling, Raymond Belcher, Garry Vyne. Neil Clarke, Dick Lampson and Harold Elliott The Phoenix contingent was composed of Messrs. Harry Young. Donald Hooker. Tom Prescott, Cass Redewell. Bob Anderson, Sims Ely, Jr., Roy Kirkland, Tom Higley, Harold Bennett. Murray Newton Levy.
 Other Saturday arrivals were Sam Easterling, A. L. More, Dave Goldberg, MT. Vaughn, w. K James and neice, Norothy Heighton.
 Sunday evening the clubhouse was the scene of a jolly picnic supper which had been planned for the open but which was perforce given up on account of the inciement weather. Supper was served to Misses. Helen Ely, Florence Herndon. Hazel Martin, Fannie Thomas, Blanche Kelly, Char Iotte Crane, Rainia Chalmers, Mary Jenkins. Hazel Goldberg, Selma Gold berg, Marguerite Gilbert. Ruth Jessop and Messrs. Dick Lampson, Ernest Bennett. Lyenne Taliferro. Dave Long. Tom Higley, Harold Baxter, Neil Clarke.
 Miss Helen Ely entertained most charmingly with an afternoon at "50G' on Wednesday. Dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Chas. Stauffer was the winner of the first prize and Miss Helen Alexander, of the booby The invited; guests were Mrs. Chas. Stauf- fer, Mrs. Gus Nou and Misses Hazel Goldberg. Selma Goldberg, Marguerite Gilbert, Lucille Rays, Louise Murphy, Flora Grier, Mary Jenkins, Rainia Chalmers, Ruby Jessop, Helen Alex ander, Hazel Martin and Beth Bennett
 Tine past reek has been full of eX citement and misfortune. Saturday witnessed a severe electric storm, which aside from frightening half the community, played havoc with Mrs. l.. J. Bennetts home, striking twice in the same place, contrary to all rules and bylaws The shock shattered the house to kindling wood in spots. Then on Tuesday the fatal accident on the road, when the engine, drawing double load of cars, burst suddenly, scalding almost beyond recognition Fireman WOolf and I1ineman McCrea and throwing the engineer bodily out of the cab window. The accident oc- cured a couple of miles from the Springs and in a very short time after the report from the explosion was heard there were many on their way from the Springs to aid the sufferers as best they could with oils and band ages The bravery of the sufferers was almost miraculous. Both seemed rational up to the time the special from Prescott arrived with medical aid
 Gus NolI returned to Phoenix Tues day after a few days in camp.
 Ernest Bennett left for a few weeks at Oak Creek.
 Ethel Eolon is again visiting in Phoenix.
 Visitors in Prescott Wednesday were Mrs. F. J. Bennett. Mrs. Dave Goldberg, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and Mrs. ". K James. attending the de lightful afternoon given by Mrs. Hugo Richards at the Yavapai club Also Mrs. Ralph Thomas. Margaret Ben nett. Ruth Goldberg. Mir and Mrs. Sam Easterling. pr. II. J. =Jessop and l.. J. Bennett
 Miss Elizabeth Bennett entertained informally Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Mary Jenkins and Miss Rainia Chalmers
 Thursdays train carried off a large consignment of Iron Springers to the warmer region Among those return ing south were Mrs. Pascoc, Miss Marguerite Gilbert. Dr. H. J. Jcssop, Sam Easterling, A c. Hulett and E. J. Bennett
 Saturday afternoon the Chalmers family leave Iron Springs to travel on ~ and Miss Chalmers leave for the east, where Miss Chalmers will shortly en- ter Miss Ely's school in Connecticutt Mir. Chalmers and Mrs. Coats leave for Los Angeles and Miss Jenkins, who has been visiting in Phoenix for sev- eral months and who has made a host of friends there, leaves for her home in Jamestown, Iowa, after a trio to tue Grand Canyon, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
 < camping party composed of Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, Miss Helen Alex ander, Miss Helen Ely, Miss Hazel Martin and Tom Prescott and Joy Atldn left Iron Springs Thursday for Granite mountain. Word comes from them today that they are enjoying life immensely after few experiences with rattlesnakes, etc.