Arizona republican., 1910-08-14
Iron Springs News
 Letter

Iron Springs, Aug lZ.-tSpeClal Correspondence of The Republi- an.)-Iron Springs had its first wedding At half after eleven on Wednesday, the tenth of August, Norma Creighton and Frank Snow were married at An trim Terrace. the home of NJ. J. Murphy The ceremony was per formed by the Rev MT. Laythe. who came over from Prescott for the cer- emony. Only the immediate family and relatives of the bride were pres ent-the only exception being Miss Flora Grier Those present were MT. and Mrs. Hugh H. Creighton. the father and mother of the birde. Mir. and Mrs M. J. Murphy, Miss Loise Murphy. Mir and Mrs Ralph Mur- phy and Dysart and Zella Loise Mur- phy. The bride wore a gray tray cling dress and looked sweet and happy, as all brides should. Lunch con was served immediately after the completion of the ceremony. The table had as center piece the groom's cake, surrounded by ferns and pansies. After lunch the party went down the pretty trail to the station where Mir. and Mrs. Snow went away on the one o'clock train to Batavia, Illinois, their future home, as its ending. But they are going to have a delightful trip before they reach their home, with the Grand Canyon and Denver as two of the stopping places And Iron Springs is usre they know. but Iron Springs wants to say 1t, that We all wish them happiness and prosperity and usefulness.
 Miss Kate Christy entertained all the little Christies at a children's party on Friday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. o. H. Christy It is needless to say that everybody had a beautiful time.
 Mrs. Waldro Christy left Iron Springs on Thursday for a trip to Nebraska to visit her relatives there.
 Waldo Christy left on Friday for Phoenix.
 A. C. Mcqueen went to Prescott on Saturday.
 w. K. James and E. T. Ceilings came up on the Saturday night train
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Hastings. Mir. and Mrs. F. P Cruice and Dave Ling were the guests of Mrs A. C. McOueen on Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w Doris and Miss Ruth and Rema Doris came up on Sunday. The camp Is charm ed to have the Doris and their freight at last united.
 The camp now boasts new sign at the station. An ornate structure in green and gray-the Santa Fe passengers now know who we are.
 In the absence of H. M. Kennedy, the pool championship for the camp is being hotly contested for by the following gentlemen: Tom Prescott Lloyd Stuchal, Harold Pemberton, Heighton James and Donald Mc- Queen one of the happey results or this contest is that the pool table will soon be paid for.
 MT. and Mrs H. M. Kennedy. Mrs. Caroline Kennedy and the boys went to Prescott on Saturday.
 w. J. Murphy. Mrs. Ralph Mur- phy. Miss Norma Creighton and Miss Doise Murphy went to Prescott on Monday.
 w James, H. H. McNeil, H. w. Kennedy. Donald Mcqueen and Howe A Williams returned to Phoenix on the Monday afternoon train.
 George Christy returned to Phoe- nix on the early train on Monday
 Mrs. C. H. Davidson returned rom Phoenix on Sunday.
 Mrs. Clay Parker arrived on the Monday noon train and is visiting her mother, Mrs T. w. Pemberton.
 Miss Wilson is visiting her sister Mrs. J. M. Doris.
 Mrs. and Mrs. w. H. Robinson went to Prescott on Tuesday.
 Mrs. s. B. aggart returned rom the hospital in Prescott on Sunday.
 Mir. Doster returned to Phoenix on Monday.
 oakley Norton came up on Sat urday to visit Mrs. W. H. Robinson
 Carolyn Burtis is delivering the Republican to the camp while walker Burtis is in Phoenix
 The dance Saturday night was an unusually pleasant affair. Paul Hastings and Mrs. Hastings. J r. Cruice and Mrs. Price and Dave lslnE Cdllt ONtt liOlii the dance.
 MT. and Mrs. Stuchal went tol Prescott on Saturday.
 Mrs. & A. Mitten gave party on Saturday afternoon for her daughter Beatrice The small guests enjoyed a peanut hunt as one of the amuse- ments of the afternoon. The pea nuts were all hidden in different parts of the house and the hunt for them was joyful. Miriam Davidson unearthed thirty-two peanuts and triumphantly carried off the grand prize. a box of writing paper. Doris Christy found seventeen and was awarded box of candy. while the glory of finding three peanuts fell to three guests and straws had to be pulled to find the lucky. winner of a dainty beetle pin. The lucky one was Mary Josephine Ceilings and those who pulled straws with her were Dorothy Robinson and Mar garet Christy. All sorts of outdoor games were played and the merry party drank Mrs Mittens delicious lemonade and all her wafers. and had a beautiful time Those present. were Miriam Davidson, Edith James. Maytie Doster. Helen Isyrich, Ethel McDermott, Doris Christy Margaret