Arizona republican., 1910-09-04

l guests were, Mrs. w. II. Robinson Mrs w M. Grier, Mrs. B. A. Fickas
 Mrs George Christy. Mrs. Howe A | Williams, Mrs. O. II. Christy, Mrs | J. Elliott Walker, Mrs. D. H. Burtis | Mrs. s. B. TagGart, Mrs. w. H | Wood, Mrs. Egbert Chase, Mrs. F | l.. Stuchal, Mrs. T. s. Irvine, Mrs ! C. II. Davidson, Mrs. II. II. McNeil
 Mrs. w. J. Murphy, Mrs Eugene | Redewin, Miss Flora Grier, Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. w s. GoldswOrthy, Miss Helen McNeil, Mrs A. C. Me 1 Queen, Miss Laura Dobbs, Mrs. c. L Stacey, Mrs. c. D. Doris, Miss Ruth Doris, Mrs. Dan McDermott. Miss Nelson, Mrs. c. D. Doster, Mrs. B. G. Webster, Mrs. J. s. Griffin, Mrs. Harry Roundtree, Mrs. T. w. Penn bertOn, Miss Bessie Chapman, Mrs. Ralph Murphy, Mrs. II. P. DeMund, Mrs. Hugh Creighton. Miss Dorothy Robinson, Miss Shannon, Miss LOise Murphy, Mrs. Hal Bennett, Mrs w. K. James.
 Mrs Frank Alllire and her chil- dren, Mrs. T. F. Irvine and her children. Miss Thomson and Miss Timmons enjoyed their Sunday din ner under the trees.
 Mir ard Mrs. Rowland and MT. and Mrs. Sidney Ross came over from Prescott on Saturday as the dinner and dance guests of Mrs. C. L Stacey.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L Stacey and wee Mary Margaret and MT. and Mrs John Page and small Jack Page. all left for Phoenix on the Sunday train leaving the Stacey cottage quiet and desolate.
 Mrs. F. F. Jack and her two little girls and Mrs. Osborne and her one little girl. all from Glendale, came on the Saturday train and are in the Battin cottage.
 Mrs. F. T. Ceilings went to Phoe- nix on Saturday.
 Miss Kate Christy returned from Prescott Sunday.
 Every now and then the corre- spOndent meets d friend somewhere in camp who says: Wait a mo- ment. I have an item for you," and the correspondent comes to full and joyful stop, bricks up both ears and says: You angel. what is it?" and that cruel friend serenely re- marks. ''I baked today" or T wore my red beads" or 'T washed" or T wrote letter" Then the core spondent throws a pine cone at this peTfidious one and they go their sCv- eral ways, both snickering But let not the readers of the Iron Springs news infer that We do nothing but go on picnics, or that life at Iron Springs is one mad round of bridge Oh. no; we do lots of things besides We read, and the feminine portion of us sew, and there is always work that no one can get out of, even up here--and we take walks and drop in and see our friends and do a greaS many things that do not get in the paper.
 Jean Redewin came up from Phoe- nix on Saturday.
 Miss Bessie Chapman returned to Phoenix on Saturday.
 Harold Golze returned to Phoenix on Saturday.
 The C. D. Doris house presents a neat and festive appearance in it's new coat of paint. Everyone in camp is speculating as to just how much it would cost to paint their cottages
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Goodrich and small Eleanor Virginia Goodrich ar rived on Monday from Phoenix. They have been at the coast and had re turned to Phoenix but found the heat too extreme and so decided to try Iron Springs and Iron Springs greet ed them with a nice cold day.
 Monday everyone was speculating as to why we did not have snow, for it was cold. plenty cold.
 Miss Faye DeMund came over from Prescott on Saturday to attend the dance, as the guest of Mrs. H. NJ. Kennedy
 Mir. and Mrs D. II. Burtis and the Burtis children had a Sunday night picnic supper on the Prescott road.
 Mrs. II. M. Kennedy and her boys and Faith Stafford, Mrs. J. & Grif- | fin and Jack, and Jerry (Jerry is a | nice, black dog) all went on a tramp and picnic on Monday, to the Me Kinley mine
 D. H. Burtis returned to Phoenix | on Monday and also O. H. Christy
 The inhabitants of Iron Springs had to use Navajo blankets and im- l agination in the effort to feel warm | and comfortable on Monday night.
 Faith Stafford from Phoenix is vis- iting Mrs. II. NJ Kennedy.
 c. II. Davidson left for Phoenix | on Monday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Roundtree and | small Albert Roundtree left for Phoe- i nix on Monday.
 Mrs. c. D. Doris and Stayton and Mildred left for Phoenix on Monday.
 . Mrs. Homer King and children went through Iron Springs on Mon | day en route from Prescott to Phoe- | nix
 Mrs. Osborne and children went | to Prescott on Monday.
 Miss Kate Christy went to the Grand Canyon on Monday. Miss | Christy has been supposed to be | spending the summer in Iron Springs ' but she has been seen mostly get ting on and off trains
 Mrs. J. Elliott Walker and Mrs. iI Howe A. Williams played bridge with | Mrs. w. H. Wood and Mrs Egbert |, Chase on Monday evening William II rhomas( caD and Phoenix Arizona fl Aloysius (dog) cursed at each other !,