Arizona republican., 1910-08-28

spot 10 enJGN II, Wlen d HlCe HldltCSO lady cat came up and said, rather tim idly, May I have your bone?" Not on your life replied Johnson, in a rough and brutal tone. and the gentle lady cat retired. But suddenly the tinkle of a bell was heard and William Thomas appeared up the gulch, bent on averaging a few past insults. Johnson laid down the bone, murmuring I'll be. back in a minute when I've licked that cat" But he did not lick him, as William T. has learned considerable since coming to Iron Springs, and when the mighty fighter. Johnson, re- turned, in a dejected frame of mine, to his chicken bone he found the place filled hitherto by it and the lady cat occupied only by air and silence.
 Mrs. John Page arrived on Saturday and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. I. Stacey.
 Mir. and Mrs. N. II. Burmister and Gage and Louise Burmister passed through Iron Springs on their way to Prescott on Sunday
 s. II. Doster came up on Saturday.
 Charles E. Stewart, the painter of the Springs, left on the Saturday night train.
 Eva Haigler left for Phoenix last week
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, Mrs. D. H. Burtis and children had a picnic sup per on Spruce hill on Sunday even ing.
 T. F.. Irvine left for Phoenix on the early Monday morning train.
 Mir. and Mrs C. H. Davidson re turned on Sunday from trip to the Grand Canyon. It is needless to say that they had delightful trip.
 MT. and Mrs. Clay Parker returned to Phoenix on the Sunday afternoon train.
 Mrs. Eugene Redewill came up on the 1 o'clock train on Monday.
 Miss Nellie Battin passed through Iron Springs on Monday en route for
 Denver. where she will visit MT and Mrs. Wasson.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Doris and Miss Rena Doris left on the o'clock train on Monday for Phoenix.
 Mrs. B. A Fickas entertained in formally on Monday afternoon with two tables of bridge. Everyone stayed until she felt that she absolutely must 20 home and attend to supper The noble game of bridge was given due at tention and then tea and oysters on toast received their share. The guests at length bade Mrs. Fickas and Mrs Redewill goodbye Those present were Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. D. H. Bur tis, Mrs. w. H. Robinson, Mrs. Eugene Redewill. Mrs. Howe A. Williams.
 All Iron Springs is watching with interest the progress of the fine. large porch that is rapidly assuming shape in front of Mrs. Frank Alkire's cot tage.
 It is reported that a meeting of the Friday club of Phoenix was recently held in Les Angeles and that sixteen past and present members were pres ent
 Mrs John II. Page, Mrs. C. l. Stacey, Mrs Taggart, Jack Page and Mary Margaret Stacey spent Monday after noon with Mrs. w. K. James.
 Mrs. c. H. Davidson went to Pres colt on Monday afternoon as the guest of Mrs. Leslie B. Larimer. Mrs. Larl- mer entertained on Monday afternoon.
 A card was received from Mrs. Thomas II. Sherrand, who was Miss Drew Bennett, from Victoria, British Columbia.
 The correspondent offers apologies to Miss Dorothy Robinson, Miss Mari etta Norton, oakley Norton and Bruce Robinson. They all went to Prescott last week and the correspondent for got to put it in But now they have been to Prescott and she hopes that this handsome apology squares every thing.
 Some Apaches went through camp on Monday morning. There was lime in Arizona's history when a number of Apaches filing by ones windows would give one anything but A pleasant sensation. But now, whites and Apaches smile and nod in friend ly fashion.
 Mrs. H. H. McNen and George Me Neil came up on Monday. Mir. Me neil has been in Los Angeles for over a year and he says he likes it there but that Phoenix is better and Iron Springs the best. Mrs. McNeil re- ports Phoenix on this trip as being the hottest she has ever felt it, and Mrs. McNeil is very conservative in her statements about the weather.
 Mrs. John H. Page left Iron Springs on Tuesday. Mir. Page came through on the Tuesday noon train and Mrs Page joined him and they both went on to Flagstaff for a few days visit
 Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Doster went to Prescott on Tuesday.
 Mrs. H. H. McNeil went to Pres colt to visit Mrs. T.. B. Larimer and attend the, party given by her. Both Mrs. McNeil and Mrs, Davidson were earnestly urged to bring home the first prize for the honor of Iron Springs. They both promised to do so.
 Mir. Whitmarsh came into camp on Tuesday
 Little Jack Page is staying with his aunt, Mrs. c. I. Stacey, while his parents are in Flagstaff. The pinon season has arrived and the children are gathering them They look as though they had been gathering tar. but they are enjoying themselves.
 Mrs. NJ H. Wood and Mrs. Egbert actively assisted by Phoenix Arizona 1 AIoysius, entertained with a thimble party on Tuesday afternoon in their pleasant cottage Every one brought ha of