Arizona republican., 1910-08-14


 she managed to get more on a card than many people do in a letter She had been to see and hear the won derful Passion Play at Oberam- mergau, and was in raptures over it. She had been in Munich, Dresden, Berlin, Heidelberg and was to tour Italy. She had seen great pictures and heard wonderful music and was having a delightful trip.
 Mrs. Douglas II. Burtis and her two oldest sons, Walker and Thayer, left for Phoenix on Saturday after noon for short stay.
 Everyone in camp will be glad to know that Mrs. O. H. Christy is re- covering from the fall she had when she first came up. Mrs. Christy was engaged in carpentering and was. it is understood, standing on the ex- treme edge of chair when she fell cracking a rib. Mrs Christy rather objects to putting her vacation in in this manner. but she is thankful to be where the weather is so cool and delightful as it is in Iron Springs now.
 Mrs. B. G. Webster has taken the Easterling cottage for the remain der of the season.
 Mrs j. Elliott Walker and Mrs. D. H. Burtis played bridge with Mrs. w. H. Wood and Mrs. Egbert Chase on Friday evening.
 Richard Harney left for Phoenix on Saturday. Small Richard has been visiting Mrs w H. Wood.
 hoy of the camp from Mrs Royal Nj. Lescher. It was written from Buff fao, N Y, and Mrs Lescher was just leaving for a Canadian trip.
 Miss Laura Dobbs and Miss Kate Christy had d picnic supper with Mir and Mrs Howe Williams on Saturday evening The attraction was the sunset and William Thomas. The sunset was not as fine as usual but w T. sat gracefully on his hind legs for chicken and lowered around the sandwich plate and alto gether fulfilled the eXactions of the invited guests.
 The C. D. Doris family came on Saturay. Everyone is glad to see them. but especially Miss Dobbs. who has been living in lonely gran deur on the Martin hill since Mrs Talbot left
 Mayor Lloyd Christy arrived on Saturday.
 City Attorney Tom Prescott came into camp on Saturday for a few days.
 Mrs. w. II. Robinson entertained at Boulder Cabin on Saturday after noon The invited guests were Miss Norma Creighton, Miss Kate Christy. Miss Lucille Rays, Mrs. Stuchal. Miss Laura Dobbs. Miss Loise Murphy. Mrs. Eugene Redewill. Mrs. c. l. Stacy and Miss Flora Grier. Miss Rays brought her charming chafing dish and made Divinity Fudge apd this, with the chocolate and cake served by Mrs. Robinson. sery- cd to take the edge off the. appetites of those present. Everyone brought their sewing and very pleasant afternoon was spent.
 The C. l. Stacys not content with putting on new roof, are now lay ing new floors.
 Joe Bradford, the station agent. has empowered The Republican cor respondent to state that he does not care how many questions are asked him, He says that he wil not pos lively state that he will answer all of them, but the travelling public are at liberty to ask as many as they please. He says that he tried the experiment once of having the time of the arrival and leaving of the trains posted outside the station, but so many people came in and inquir ed what the paper was for. that he abandoned the project.
 The main line of the Santa Fe road has been repaired and the through trains are no longer going through Iron Springs.
 Paul Ceilings came up on Satur- day.
 Mrs. Emory Rays entertained with two tables of bridge on Tuesday aft ernoon. Her guests were Mrs Flu gene Redewill. Mrs. George Christy. Mrs. F.. T. Ceilings. Miss Flora Grier, Miss Kate Christyand Miss Lucille Rays and Herbert Rays. Mrs George Christy made the high score.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Roundtree and the baby are visiting Mrs. c. H. Davidson.
 Iron Springs rejoiced in real old fashioned rain on Monday-the kind Iron Springs used to have-and the kind we have been longing for for sometime. We had a very nice, mild encouraging rain on Sunday. but it was cast entirely in the shade by Mondays production. We offer thanks to the rain god.
 Trail making is the fashion and a mighty good fashion too-these days We referred last week to Antrim trail, leading from Antrim terrace to the main road. Any one who has had the pleasure of walking on that trail thinks gratefully of w J. Mur- phy every step of the charming wopdsey descent. And now w. J. Doris is making a trail also and Mrs. J. Elliott Walker is making 1t still more of a temptation for her friends to come and see her by
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