Arizona republican., 1910-08-21

urday.
 MT. and Mrs Harry Roundtree came up on Friday and are visiting Mrs. c. H. Davidson Word was received by member of the Iron Springs colony that Mrs. J Sherbourne Jencks, who is now in Los Angeles visiting her mother. Mrs. J. H. Kibbey, is feeling greatly inn proved since she went over. Mrs Kibbey is also feeling well and is having a delightful time. It seems almost unnecessary to say that the Saturday evening dance was a success. Everyone wears their best l Iron Springs clothes and goes and has | a beautiful time And the Saturday night dance is a popular institution. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker Mrs. w. H.
 Wood, Mrs. Egbert Chase and the
 Rurtis children had their Sunday evening tea on Flat Rock.
 There were twelve couples over from Prescott for the dance Saturday evening.
 | Miss Helen McNeil entertained with supper after the dance on Satur- day.
 O. H. Christy and George Christy l came up on the Saturday night train. Mrs. B A Fickas has made fine | trail and put in stone steps in front l of her cottage.
 Mrs. O. H. Christy has been mak- l ing extensive improvements on her place lately.
 Mrs. T. s. Irvine and children went over to the Burnt Ranch, three miles the other side of Prescott, last week and spent three days. MT. Crabb. 1 the owner of the strawberry cow, IS part owner of the Burnt Ranch, which | acquired its name because IL haS three times been burned out by the dread Apaches in the days when Arizona's history was written in | blood.
 Mrs. Frank Alkire has brought up a | dog. Iron Springs is wonderful place for dogs and children, not to speak of the grown ups. Josephine Engstrom is visiting Edith James.
 Ralph Murphy came up on Satur- day and is spending a few days with his family.
 w. J. Murphy went down on the early train on Monday to attend the meeting of the Water Users associa- tion.
 MT. Herbert Rays left on the o'clock train on Monday for San Francisco Mir Rays is to be assist ant to the commandant at Mare Is land Mrs. Rays and Miss Lucile went as far as Prescott with MT Rays.
 Mir J. H Hammond, who lives at the Leppla orange grove near Phoe- nix, has been in camp for couple of weeks. Last week MT. Hammond took the Grand Canon trip and left for Phoenix on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs Donald Mcqueen re- turned to Mesa on Sunday. H. M. Kennedy and F. T. Ceilings returned to Phoenix on Monday. Miss Dorothy Robinson entertained the Sewing Club on Tuesday after noon at Boulder cabin. Miss Manetta Norton was the guest of honor. The members of the Sewing Club have been enumerated so many times that the correspondent fears to mention them again. Miss Dorothy refused firmly to divulge the nature of the refreshments. so they can't go in. The correspondent feels certain, how ever. that they were excellent and were all eaten.
 Miss Laura Dobbs was uneXpect- edly called to Tempe by President Matthews She left on the Monday night train, but expects to return later.
 Mrs w. H. Robinson, Mrs. Howe, Williams. Dorothy Robinson, Marietta Norton. Oakley Norton and Bruce Robinson ate their supper at the Holly Tree Inn, back of Flat Rock. They were unaccompanied by any dogs or cats, though several signified perfect willingness to go It was a perfect picnic in every sense, in re- gard to weathe, water, sunset and contents of the lunch basket.
 Miss Laura Dobbs received a letter from Mrs. Ancil Martin from the Hotel La Sale Chicago. They were just leaving for Michigan and had had a very pleasant trip and the weather was not bad.
 There are several burros in camp now and the boys are having great fun with them. How much fun the burros are having is probematicai
 MT. Moseou left on the Saturday train for Tucson.
 The Republican correspondent stat ed that Miss Laura Dobbs left on the Monday night train for Phoenix. This statement was made in entirely good faith and the correspondent and the rest of Iron Springs were struck, not dumb but voluble, by the sight of Miss Dobbs tranquilly coming down to lunch on Tuesday. Miss Dobbs explained that her alarm clock was eleven minutes slow and the train neglected to wait Miss Dobbs tipped a tub over during her prep arations for breakfast and the Dor is's thought she was a burglar
 Iron Springs was well represented in Prescott on Tuesday. Miss Ruth and Miss Rema Doris and MT. Cain' Mrs. c. I. Stacey. Bobby Baker, Jack Page and baby Margaret Stacey all went up on the 1 o'clock train
 c. H. Davidson arrived on the train on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Howe A. Williams entertained very informally with a thimble party on Tuesday afternoon. Those present were Mrs J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. M H. Robinson, Mrs. w. H. Wood, Mrs. Egbert Chase, Mrs Lloyd Stuchai Mrs Emory Rays, Miss Laura Dobbs and Miss shannon.
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