Arizona republican., 1910-07-24

anu every eIIOTl tHdt. IS ildut ioi their care and preservation will be vol worth while.
 Mrs A c. Mcqueen was pSeasantly surprised on Wednesday evening by some unexpected friends, who dropped in, Sis Hopkins. Dolly Warden, Pussey Willow. Mary Jane and Caroline came in to assist Mrs. Mcqueen in enter taining the bachelors So far as could lightful evening
 Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. J. Elliott Walker and Mrs. T. w. Pemberton played bridge at MT. B. A. Fickas on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs w H. Wood and Mrs. Egbert Chase went to Prescott Saturday aft ernoon. leaving Phoenix Arizona Aloysius to guard the place. This he did with fidelity and zeal William Thomas Williams, seeing Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Chase go down the gulch, decided that it was an opportune time for a thorough investigation of the J Ernest Walker place and strolled over. Phoenix, however. soon persuaded him that he had made a mistake. and. like all truly great minds. William Thomas acknowl- edged it and returned to the Orme place trying. however. to leave the impression that he had only gone after squirrel.
 Paul Ceilings came up on Saturday.
 Mir James H Griffin came up on Saturday.
 Mrs. Harper and her daughter. Miss Mabel Harper. are visiting Heighton James.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett invited Miss Mabel Harper and Heighton James to dinner Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin had two tables of bridge on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. R. A. Fickas. Mrs. Walter Ben nett. Mrs. Howe A Williams, Mrs. w. H. Robinson, Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs T. w. Pemberton were the in vited guests
 Dorothy Robinson had a picnic sup per on the rocks in front of the Robinson cottage on Saturday even ing. and afterward the cheerful and HdpBN NtIil uOND Np NHf dance at the pavilion. The guests who ate Dorothy's good things were Dorothy Pickrell, Carolyn Burtis, Mary Josephine Ceilings and Ruth Burtis.
 MT. and Mrs O. H Christy came up on Saturday and are in their cot tage. MT. Christy feels that he can not tear himself away from the street situation in Phoenix for too long a time and so will have to return, but will leave Mrs. Christy here. Mir. Christy was asked his opinion of the Iron Springs roads. but he refused to commit himself. He expressed the hope that Miss Kate Christy would be up later.
 Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen went to Pres cott on Saturday.
 Mrs Dan McDermott and daugh- ters are here for the summer in their cottage.
 Mrs H. H. McNeil went to Prescott on Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Griffin took horse back ride on Sunday and lost their way. However. they found their v,iy back to eamp and had to submit to being called "tenderfeet" by their friends. They indignantly denied the insult. however, and insisted that they were Arizonians all through.
 E. T. Ceilings came up on the Saturday night train.
 Ralph Murphy. H. NJ. Kennedy and pr. Martin came up on Saturday.
 The correspondent wishes to state that the new table acquired recently by the Iron Springs club is a pool table. It went inadvertently last week as a table. The corre- spondent heard of the glories of the table before she saw it, but the club seemed divided and half called it iard table. So the correspondent de- cided to find out definitely, and then she forgot to fill in the blank space The correspondent. desires to apollo gize to the Iron Springs Outing club and to say that no disrepsect was in tended. Neither was it the intention of the writer to convey the idea that that blank was to indicate one of those naughty words that the hero in the novel is prone to use and yet is always indicated by a blank. Far from it. It is a pool table of elegant and it cost a lot of money.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Christy vent to Phoenix on Friday.
 Leighton James gave a marshmal low party Monday evening
 Mrs. S. ]. Doster and children have moved into their new cottage Mir Doster has bought the A. J. Moore cottage.
 F.. T. Ceilings and Paul Ceilings returned to Phoenix on Monday.
 Leighton James had postal from Mrs. James. posted at Ash Fork, as Mir. and Mrs. James passed through on their way to California from Den yer, where they have been visiting their daughter. Mrs. F. Drescher
 Miss Dorothy Pickrell has been the guest of Mrs. ], Elliott Walker and Carolyn Burtis over Sunday.
 Mrs. D. H. Burtis gave a picnic supper and a marshmallow roast in honor of Smith and Dorothy PickreIl on Monday The youthful members of the picnic started about 80 and walked some of their enthusiasm and energy off. and then Mrs. Burtis and Mrs. Walker followed with the sup