Arizona republican., 1910-07-24

one of the caves on. Boulder, but the rain which came on during the aft ernoon prevented. However. a pleasant afternoon was reported and lemonade and sandwiches were served to the hungry multitude Miss Helen McNeil had the initial meeting of a dancing class on Tues day morning in the pavilion. MT. James II. Griffin returned to Phoenix on Tuesday. MT. Griffin has expressed his liking for Iron Springs.
 T. s. Irwin and family walked Prescott way on Sunday Mir. Irwin has an uncle living near Prescott and the Irwin family walked over to make a call. enjoy the scenery and get up an appetite.
 Misfortunes never come singly, as Mir. and Mrs Coggins are finding out. Fate, not being content with the breaking of May Coggins' arm. de creed that Ralph should hurt his knee
 Mrs. J. C. Page returned to Phoe- nix on Tuesday.
 Mrs Talbot and Mrs. Martin were seen going in the direction of Mrs. Walkers with their workbags on Tuesday The correspondent of The Republican was seated somewhere near the top of Boulder Hill and could not get much information at the time but feels certain that the ladies either sewed or played bridge.
 The roof of the pavilion is now being painted rcd. The painting of the pavilion has been most useful in bringing out opinions on painting. The entire camp sits on the bench in front of the store at different times during the day and says just what color they are going to paint their house. It's never the color of the pavilion.
 MT. Coggins is making quite an ad- dition to his cottage.
 Miss Loise Murphy went to Phoe- nix on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. J. Murphy went to Phoenix on Wednesday
 The regular Wednesday afternoon meeting of the ladies of the camp vas. as usual. a great success. There were four tables of bridge and work bags and dainty sewing were in evi- dence. It is hoped that those who do not play cards will come also and bring their sewing. The initial object of the afternoon is that everyone should become acquainted and that the pleasant friendly feeling which seems to pervade Iron Springs should made the high score Mrs. Ancil Martin and Mrs. C. II. Davidson were the hostesses and greeted everyone. made everyone comfortable. and made everyone want to come again.
 Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. J. Elliott Walker and Mrs. Ancil Martin played bridge at Mrs. Walter Bennett's on Tuesday evening.
 The Robinson family are making extensive improvements on their lot They are making dykes to conserve the water and preserve their fine pine trees. The entire membership of the Robinson family can now be seen energeticany rolling rocks.
 Mir and Mrs w. D. Corbett came into camp on Tuesday and are visit ing Mrs Corbetts mother, Mrs. w. H. Woods
 Dorothy Plckrell went on 1nurSddy to make weeks visit with Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Dorothy has been visiting Mrs. F. T Ceilings for two weeks. Smith Pickrell. who has been visiting Mrs. Ancil Martin for a couple of weeks, will remain another week
 Mir. Coggins took his two invalids to Prescott on Tuesday. and every one is glad tolearn that they arc both doing nicely
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Corbett went to Prescott on Thursday. They re turned laden with camera films and are going to take some photographs of Iron Springs. They both have eX pressed their admiration of the pretty place very emphatically.