Arizona republican., 1910-07-17

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 treatment.
 Mir. E. T. Ceilings and pr. Ancil
 Martin came up on the train on Sun
 day.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. w Coggins went to
 Prescott on Saturday
 Mir. w. II. Robinson and Bruce Rob-
 inson went to Prescott on Tuesday
 MT. and Mrs. Burtis and the children
 took their suppers on Sunday and went
 on top of City Hill to eat it and to
 watch the train come in. The train
 was an hour and half late for their
 special benefit.
 MT and Mrs. Walter Bennett and
 Marian ate their Sunday supper on
 Flat Rock.
 The dance on Saturday evening was l the best attended of any during the
 week and a jolly time was reported. Mir. and Mrs. James Griffin spent
 Saturday in Prescott.
 Mrs. D. H. Burtis had two tables of
 bridge on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. | Ancil Martin, Mrs. II. NJ Kennedy,
 Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. T. w Penn | berton, Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs J.
 Elliott Walker and MT. and Mrs. Bur 1 tis. Mrs. Pemberton made the high l score.
 Mrs. T w Pemberton is making ex- | tensive improvements in her cottage. She is adding a screen porct and a bathroom. burlaping her walls and painting the whole cottage Mrs. C. H. Davidson went to Pres 1 sott on Saturday.
 MT. William P Wood came up on the Saturday evening train to visit his mother, Mrs. w. H. Wood Fortunate ly for MT Wood there was a dance Saturday night or he might have had good deal of difficulty in reaching his destination, as Iron Springs is rather difficult for stranger to navi- gate in at night. But Iron Springs was up late Saturday evening and Neigh ton James kindly showed Mir Wood the trail, and he was enthusiastically received by his mother, aunt and PhOenir Arizona Aloysius
 Iron Springs is enjoying Mr. Stuch- afs violin these days. When one wants to enjoy a concert, all one has to do is just to sit down under a pine tree and the strains of the violin floating across the gulch mingle with the soft swinging of the pine tops in the a concert out in the open
 Dorothy Robinson, Carolyn Burtis. Mary Josephine Ceilings and Ruth Burtis have formed a sewing club and are making all sorts of pretty and use ful things. Dorothy Pickrell has been added during her stay.
 Mrs Ledig and two children and l Miss Couroy are in the Douglas cot tage for the summer.
 Mrs. J. C. Norton came into camp 1 on the Saturday afternoon train from i Prescott and visited the w. H. Robin | sons. Dr. Norton drove in on Sat urday also. pr. and Mrs. Norton had | been to Flagstaff and the Grand Can | yon and were en route to Phoenix
 Saturday the camp was treated to l a delightful rain-not a heavy one, and | of very short duration. but enough to | thoroughly cool the air and 10 give a 1 beautiful sunset.
 Mrs. B. A. Fickas came on the Fri | day noon train. The Fickas cottage | has looked so lonely and everyone was | delighted to welcome Mrs. Fickas back | to camp.
 We have been having very warm | weather-90 on Friday. Every one says the same thing: My. how hot it must be in Phoenix!"
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, Mrs. w Wood, Mrs. Egbert Chase and Mrs Williams played bridge and drank tea at Mrs. Walkers on Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. James Griffin had two ables of bridge on Thursday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs H. NJ Kennedy, Mrs. C. H. Davidson. Mir and Mrs. James Griffin and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings played bridge with Mrs. An cil Martin and Mrs. Walter Talbot at Mrs. Martins home on Friday even ing.
 Mabel and Helen McNeil, Heighton James and Harold Pemberton had a roast on Saturday even ing
 pr. and Mrs. J. c. Norton left for Phoenix on the Sunday evening train.
 Mrs. McNeill and two daughters went to Prescott on Monday to attend a dance.
 A horseback party. consisting of the Rev. J. Lockwood Jenkins and four boys came over from Prescott on Mon day. MT. Jenkins was much pleased with Iron Springs and expressed the hope that he and his sister. Miss Lucy Jenkins. might be able to spend a few weeks in the camp later in the sum- mer
 Mrs. Emory Rays arrived on Mon i day and is getting her cottage ready Tor a visit from her son. Herbert and her daughter. Miss Lucille, later in the 
 MT. Thomas Irvine and family ar rived on Monday and expect to spend the summer in camp. Mir. Irvine has bought the Lew Collins cottage
 Ralph Murphy left for Glendale. on Monday.
 pr. Martin went back to Phoenix on Monday.
 leighton James and Harold Penn oerton went to Prescott on Monday to attend the Wooman's dance Harold Davidson is delivering the Gazette to the camp
 w. F. Woods left for Phoenix on Monday.
 Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen went to Pres 'ott Tuesday. She reported the wealth