Arizona republican., 1910-07-31

played bridge with MrS. "A. C. Mcqueen Tuesday evening.
 | w. K. James went through Iron I Springs on Monday on his way from California to Phoenix.
 Walter Patton is the official Iron Springs reporter for the Democrat.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett has received a 1 letter from Mrs. H. l. Latham, who re- gently went to California. Mrs. Latin am writes that she and Clayton and
 John are pleasantly situated in Venice
 Mrs. Al Williams and little Bill went
 through on Sunday to Prescott and | Flagstaff. They may return later to
 Iron Springs. Little Bill had a beau | tiful time on the train and helped to
 make some other people happy also. He | had heard of the fine Harvey house l system and decided to be a dear little | Harvey house himself, and so he dis
 tributed cookies to every child in the | car, gravely and politely giving every kiddie one.
 Mrs w. K. James and Edith James | arrived on Monday. | Mrs. H. H. McNeil went to Phoenix | on Monday
 P. Kalsman, Ralph Murphy and s. J. | | day.
 Mrs. Harper. Miss Mabel Harper. | Albert Harper and Leighton James | went to Phoenix on Sunday. MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Douglas and Edith, were walking on the Pres colt road Sunday afternoon and killed a rattle snake, which boasted of six rattIes.
 D. H. Burtis and Walter Talbot re- turned to Phoenix on Monday.
 Several of the ladies are working on articles for the WOman's club ba- zaar to be held next November. Mrs.
 E. T. Ceilings, the chairman of the bazaar committee is enthusiastic over the prospect That the bazaar will be "a success under Mrs. Ceilings efficient management is not doubted for a mo- ment.
 We are glad to be able to report that May Coggins is getting along nicely.
 The ditching and dyking work on the w. II. Robinson place is finished. If their juniper and pine don't do well it will be their own fault. not the Rob insons'
 Mir Written has bought d lot and it is reported that he is going to build a cottage.
 The sewing club composed of Doro- thy Robinson, Mary Josephine Ceilings. Carolyn Ruth Burtis and Edith James met with Carolyn and Ruth this Tues day.
 We have been having showers near ly every day this week.
 Miss Loise Murphy came in on the Tuesday night train.
 Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings and Mary Jose phine went to Prescott on Wednes- day.
 Dick Harvey came up from Phoenix on Wednesday and is visiting Mrs. w II. Wood.
 City Attorney Tom Prescott is visit ing in camp for a few days.
 Miss Kate Christy went to Prescott for few days visit with friends.
 Mir and Mrs. Hal Bennett arrived l on Wednesday and are at the Walter l Bennett cottage.
 The usual Wednesday afternoon 1 camp bridge party met at the club | house. There were three tables. Al | the meeting two weeks ago it was de- | cided that each hostess contribute a 1 small sum each week for q prize. This | week the hostesses, Mrs. Walter Talbot | and Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, decided to | get as many prizes as could be pur | chased with the amount of money in | hand. So Mrs. Burtis triumphantly | carried home a box of Nabisco waters | as first prize; Mrs. James, a bottle ! of tomato catsup marked catch up, | and Miss Flora Grier an all-day suck | |, ! up"
 The Tuesday night dance was a very | pleasant affair.
 Thayer Burtis went to Prescott on | Tuesday. He went horseback. which is a great deal more fun than going by | train. as anyone will admit.
 Mrs. ". J. Murphy, Mrs. H. H. Mrs. Lloyd Christy, Mrs. ]. Elliott Walker and Mrs. Nj. w. Grier i spent the afternoon with Mrs. w. H. | Robinson, bringing their sewing and i tea. |
 Mrs. H. H. Creighton and Miss Nor ma Creighton are visiting MT. and Mrs. w. J. Murphy.
 Mrs. c. H. Davidson had two tables of bridge on Thursday evening.
 The flagstaff was shattered by light i ling during the big storm.
 The night train from Ash Fork re- solved itself into daylight train and III puffed and panted in at 11:30 on Thursday.
 Mary Josephine Ceilings spent Wed lesday night in Prescott with friends II
 w J. Murphy went to Prescott the first of the week.
 MT. Irwin went to Phoenix on the II delayed train on Thursday.
 Mrs. Taggart was taken sick and had to be removed to the hospital in Pres ,ott on Tuesday. MT. Taggart returned | ,n Thursday.
 Mrs. Mcqueen went to Phoenix on he Thursday afternoon train.
 Miss Helen McNeil went to Prescott on Thursday to visit Mrs. Leslie B. [sarimer and expects to remain over Sunday.
 Harold Pemberton went to Prescott Dn Thursday.
 J. Lewis Scott. manager of the Grand -heater. is in Iron Springs for a time MT. Scott complains of the coll wealth ar tua ara havinO