Arizona republican., 1911-08-19

IRON SPRINGS :


left on the Phoenix train last Weck
stands in a fair way To recover them
Thursday afternoon, the postmaster
received a letter from the present
owner of the two dresses, which is
very interesting. 1t is to the post
master. from Denver. Colorado. dated
August 10. and is as follows: III
the lady who LEFT n box of dresses
on the train. Saturday, August l..
will send her address. as well as n
description of herself on that dar.
Chat no fake lady may apply. 10
the undersigned. within ten days. she
will put herself in a position to re-
gain said articles. Try your best
To- find her
Very respectfully.
L. Beechfleet,
BOX SOS. Denver"
The letter sounds just a little bit
as if the person in possession of
the dresses. had found them to be q
misfit. and couldn't use them, and
so was trying To get n reward oy
returning them. 1t is very certain
that the finder had no honest inten-
tons. for he. or she. would have
given the dresses up to the conduct
moved them at all from the box
they were in.
Miss Marion A. Culver left here
for Wickenburg Thursday. where she
will be joined by the L. r. Christy
family. and all of them will go for
a visit to different parts Of Califor-
mia. Miss Culver will return to her
home in oregon about September l.
Mr.. and Mrs Leecraft. Mrs a. II.
Mcclellan and Lois Leecraft. spent
Wednesday afternoon in Prescott.
The regular meeting Of the We'd
nesday afternoon club was held this
week with an unusually big attend
ance. Seven tables played. and there
were enough players present for an
other S. j Michaelson was the
first prize winner and Mrs. F. c.
Marshall took second.
Rev. Mr. Moffat was an Iron
Springs visitor in the middle Of the
week. He left "Wednesday.
Miss Elsie Potter. who has been
one Of the guests at the club house
for several DAYS. returned to Phoe-
nix Thursday afternoon.
Mr. Frank Czarnowsky. of San Die
go. left here Tuesday. after spending
a few days with the Jessop family
Ernest Bennett was among those
arriving Wednesday. He will spend
his vacation here
Mrs A. A. Phelps and Miss Mabel
Phelps spent Wednesday afternoon
In Prescott.
Among those going to Prescott for
the afternoon. Thursday. were Mrs
-. II Burtis. and three children. g
w. Shipley. Miss Ruth Jessop and
Ernest Bennett.
Miss Tanner. who has been the
guest here. of the Lloyd B. Christy
family. left for the Vulture mines at
Wickenburg. Thursday Afternoon.
A "taffy pull. followed by a dance.
was held in the Pavilion, Wednes-
day evening. in which nearly all
the young folks OF the camp took
part.
Miss Dorothy Robinson. who spent
several days here as the guest Of
the Kay's family. left here Thurs
day for her home in "Phoenixville."
Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. H NJ Kennedy left
here Wednesday night for a trip to
various points in the East. They
will make several stops in Texas. and
from there on TO New York city, af-
ter which they will proceed to other
various interesting eastern points.
Miss Louise Bennett left here for
Phoenix. Thursday afternoon. She
has spent a couple of weeks here as
the guest of the Geo. Christy fam
lily.
The children's dance. Thursday,
drew out the usual big crowd of
children and elders. and they all had
a nice time dancing.
Miss Edith James was the hostess
at the meeting Of the Girls Sewing
Club. held Wednesday afternoon.