Arizona republican., 1910-09-11
,L1cAN, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II

on Friday and returned to the springs
 on horseback.
 Mrs. B. A. Fickas. Mr and Mrs. Eugene Redewel and Jimmie returned
 to Phoenix on Monday
 MT. and Mrs Ralph Murphy re-
 turned to Iron Springs on Monday
 Mrs. D. H. Burtis entertained with
 two tables of bridge on Monday even
 ing.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. M. Kennedy, MT
 and Mrs. c. H. Davidson, Mir and
 Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and Mrs H. H.
 McNeil were the invited guests.
 Something happened-the cores pondent is not an engineer and no one
 seemed to know-to the engine which pumps up the water from the spring.
 and so many families had quite a deal
 of difficulty with their water supply
 on Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs A. C. Mcqueen left on Tuesday for California, going down to Wickenberg and taking there the A.
 x c.
 | Miss Laura Dobbs left on the Tues day afternoon train for Tempe via II Phoenix. Miss Dobbs is returning to
 resume her duties at the normal. She I took the afternoon train this time and
 so stood in no danger of losing it and also giving her friends an opportunity
 of bidding her good bye.
 Mir and Mrs. Graham went down to Phoenix on Monday.
 M. Scott has bought lot in Iron | Springs this summer. Iron Springs | welcomes the Scotts.
 Phil Hart came up on Tuesday for a visit with his family.
 The dining room closed on Sunday and the sorrow was deep among its patrons.
 Word was received from w. H. l Robinson of his trip to San Francisco where he saw Herbert Rays and to | Santa Barbara where he saw MT. and Mrs. w J. Murphy. Mir Robinson reported Los Angeles as being warm. MT. and Mrs. J. s. Griffin left on Monday in their machine for Phoenix. Everyone wished them good luck and
 better luck Every good and loyal | AriZonian is expected to dring deep of the historic waters of the Hassayam- pa but to be laved in its turbid flood for five hours is more than should be l expected.
 Mrs Dan McDermott and family left for Phoenix on Wednesday
 Miss Helen McNeil went to Prescott
 on Wednesday.
 | Dix McNeil went up to Prescott on Wednesday and went directly back to Phoenix
 | Mrs. Charles w. Goodman went to Prescott on Thursday.
 1 The mee ting of the Iron Springs Bridge club met as usual on Wednes- ! day afternoon at the club house. There were four tables and two over and at no time during the summer has there been a more enthusiastic set of players Mrs. T. w Pember-
 ton won the first prie. a can of
 strawberry jam: Mrs. w. II. Wood,
 the second, a box of almonds, and Mrs. Emory Rays, the consolation. a | paper of needles The last prize was
 done up in wrappings after wrapping of newspaper and then careLdity tied with tissue paper and ribbons. The
 attention of the entire club was cne- tered on Mrs Rays during the process
 of digging down through for the
 needles which she declared were much needed and most acceptable. Mrs D. II. BurtlS ana MfS beoiSc hiiS'S were the hostesses.
 Mrs. Charles w. Goodman and
 small Edward returned to Phoenix on
 Thursday.
 | Mrs w H. Wood and Mrs. Egbert , Chase and Phoenix Arizona Aloysius
 returned to Phoenix on Thursday. r. , A. Aloysius went away in mourn
 ful mood. as he was carefully crated
 and unable to resent any insults of- fered him by other dogs. The last that was seen of him was as he was being lifted into the express car and , it was noticed that he was looking longingly in the direction of Freckles
 They may meet in Phoenix and the encounter is sure to be exciting A party went on Thursday to the Derby mine. Some of the members of the party were Mrs. T. w. Pember- ton, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. H. H McNei. Miss Helen McNeil and Mrs | C. H. Davidson.
 { Howe A. Williams returned to
 Phoenix on Thursday. . A postal card was received from f Mrs w. L. Pinney who is at present . in Santa Barbara. Quite a Phoenix 7 colony is there now or has been there Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. B. Cushman , Mrs. Higley, Mrs. Sims Ely. Mrs 7 Bark are there now and the Ober- ifelders. Walter Talbots, A. J. Chand- I | lers and w J. Murphys have alse
 been in the delightful coast town. s H. NJ. Kennedy is busily engaged ' in extending and improving the porcf l on his cottage. A great many addi- !. tions and improvements have beer e made this year on various cottages It seems to the correspondent that the l camp has greatly improved since she e was here six years ago. The place: S are much more neatly kept, some in Q terest is being shown in the preserVa n ton of the trees There is gOoC $ deal that could yet be done. an' f everything that can be done should V be done. for Iron Springs certainl! . possesses a wonderful climate, pure . soft water and great natural beauty a Miss Lucille Rays went down t' : Phoenix on Saturday. L. MT and Mrs. c. H. Davidson ant s children left on Friday. s Mrs Frank Russell went to Ere d scott on Friday.
 Miss Ruth Jessop went to Prescott a | to ba tIa e,,,est af Miss Eleanor SlOal