Arizona republican., 1911-08-17
 IRON SPRINGS l

Mrs. H. NJ Kennedy is the loser of two valuable dresses. A visit to Phoenix the latter part of last week, has resulted in a great loss to her. When she got on the train at Phoe- nix, she had among her bundles, a large oblong suit box, which con- tained two very valuable dresses, one of which she had never worn. When she got off the train, on her hurry she overlooked the suit box, as we'll as a small box containing some fruit she had with her. as a part of her lunch. As soon as she arrived at her cottage. she discovered the loss. and hurrying to the depot, had the agent wire the conductor at Jerome Junction to hunt for them The con ductor searched the train, but no box was found until the train was at Ash Fork. There the suit box was found. opened, and with it was found the fruit, but no signs of the dresses were to be seen. They empty box was returned to Mrs. eKnnedy. but it offered little consolation The dresses lost were two dress suits. the total value of which was over one hundred dollars Two persons were suspected by the conductor, who could do noth- ing to detain them The sheriffs of flee in Prescott was notified. but there is small hope held forth for the recovery of the dresses.
 Mrs. Ira J. Johnson left here Tues day evening for Wickenburg. where she will be joined by MT Johnson. and together they will go for a few days visit in Los Angeles.
 Dancing school was held as usual. Monday afternoon. in the pavilion.
 Mir. Vincent Harding. of Prescott. was an Iron Springs visitor Tues day afternoon He came over here on his motorcycle.
 Dorothy Robinson is here, a guest of the Rays family.
 
 Miss Dixie George. who has been spending the summer here as the guest of Mrs. H. l. LathOm, return ed Monday to her home in Mayer. Arizona.
 Some tape was received here some time ago, for the tennis grounds. and has lately been put in place.
 c. w. Wartman is busilv engaged. just now. at painting his cottage here.
 Mrs. Kibbev went to Prescott Mon day to spend a week there as the guest of Mrs. Richard Sloan.
 Mrs. H. I Latham spent Monday afternoon in Prescott.
 
 Those going on the horseback trip to Granite Mountain. Monday. were MT. and Mrs. McLella. MT and Mrs Leecraft. Mrs. Tafel. Miss East. Lois Ieecraft. Miss Marjorie Jesunofskv. Miss Jean Armstrong. Miss Elsie Potter. Bill Cough and Thomas Mil Ter
 Mrs. F. F. Pascoe. Miss Marion Pascoe and Miss Ruby Pascoe ar rived Monday afternoon. and are oc- cupying the Ceilings cottage
 
 The l.. w. Coggins family return ed from their tria to the Grand can yon. early in the week They report ed themselves as having had an ex- cellent time the whole trip. and though the roads were none too good their auto acted very well. giving them no trouble at all. They will here the rest of the season.
 There was the usual good attend ance at the Tuesday night dance
 A marshmallow roast was held bv camp. one night early in the week. which was followed by a dance in the pavilion
 Mrs William H. Smith and Mas ter Marsh Smith are guests at the club house They arrived here Tues day afternoon
 Mrs J. Sherburne Jenckes and two children were forced to return tO Phoenix Monday evening. because of the illness of the youngest child. Brother Joe"
 Mrs Augustus Stoner and William and Florence StOner. are the guests of Mrs H. NJ. Kennedy.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence M. Scott Mrs. Geo. CoZine. and Master Don