Arizona republican., 1911-07-02
IRON SPRINGS


the store, TO witness the departure
OF TINS seasons first pony party. The
party was bound for Granite Noun
tam, there to eat lunch. stay an hour
or TWO. then to return home, the prin-
cipal enjoyment of course being the
long ride. The trip was made with
out an accident. Those composing
the party were: Mrs. Aaron Gold
berg, Mrs. b. NJ Goldwater, the Mis-
ses Hazel Goldberg, Selma Goldberg.
Angela Marshall. Bernice Bivin and
Messrs. Fred ]. Shipley. Edward Mar
shall. Walter Martin, Glenn Patton.
Chester Goldberg. Danny Martin and
Master Barry Goldwater.
| Mr.. E. T. Ceilings arrived Saturday
to spend few days with his family.
He left Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Cough spent
the weekend here with their son,
Billy.
Mrs. f. E. Patton and Glenn came
| Wednesday to stay all the season.
|
Miss Georgia Bailey and Miss Ella
/ ~NhAS itNOA lAtI u IHOtIlA SUNDAY,
after having spent a ten days vaca-
ton here.
That all persons loving to ride
| horseback will have a good time here
this summer is assured by the open
ing of the Unique Saddle livery. for
| out of the many ponies kept at the
livery, any one can find a mount
which just suits. All the ponies are
| fine, but some of the better ones are
| as follows: Kid. large bay one. the
ladies' pony; Kitty. the gray mare
thatai is everyOne's pet; Snowfall, the
| snow white pony. especially for chill
dren; Niger, the coal black horse
that is such a climber; Nettie,
black mare. well adapted for use by
beginners; Maud, the spotted mare
that is also good for beginners: Ven
tura, the small. white pony that is
better than any burro; Sox. the GEN
tie sorrel mare for children, and a
great singlefooter: and two nice sad
die mules, prefectly gentle for hill
climbing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Johnson. Mrs NJ
A Coles. and Master Raymond John
son. arrived here Sunday, to remain
for the season They took two DAYS
for the trip. stopping off for one day
at Kirkland. to acclimate Mrs Coles
Mr.. w D. Fulwiler returned to
Phoenix Monday after spending three
weeks here. He expects to return
just as soon as business will allow.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H Mcneil and
Miss Mabel went TO Prescott for a
short visit Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Hal Bennitt came
Monday to remain a few days
Work has been delayed on the |
clock golf grounds by the absence of !
DR. Martin, who last Thursday left |
for weeks visit in Los Angeles |
The doctor failed to instruct anyone |
as to how to proceed, so i'm his alb |
sence nothing is being done on the |
grounds.
Mrs E. ]. Bennitt paid Prescott a |
short visit Tuesday afternoon.
evenings an Informal dance was held |
in the pavilion, with Mrs. Hulett fur
nishing the music On those evenings |
Mrs. Hulett faI gone into the paw |
lion with the intention of quietly |
practicing on the piano, but the |
younger generation, hearing her, rush
ed inside and so firmly demanded |
that she play some dance music for
them that she surrendered and did
so.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Bennitt went to
prescott Wednesday. returning Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Helen Mcneil and Master Fred
Mcneil are here. having arrived Wed
nesday.
The advocates of the movement to
have all cottages painted. are graft
fled by the great enthusiasm they
meet everywhere.
John l. Brooks returned to Phoe-
nix Wednesday. after having been
here about two weeks.
Mrs. Tanner and the Lloyd ChriSty
children came Thursday.
c. B. Marshall. one % the many
who have been working
here, returned to Prescott Thursday.
Walter Martin and John Latham
went to Prescott Thursday for the
sole and only purpose of procuring
such things as will clearly demon
strate their inimical feelings toward
the safe and sane Fourth. Judging
from the many packages they carried
on their return, they will have little
trouble in proving their ideas.
Though there will be no restriction
as to the use of fireworks here, we
will for the most part have safe
and sane Fourth of July. The prin-
cipal event of the day will be a pony
party to Spruce mountain, with big
dance in the pavilion in the evening.
Of DraS0nft CamQl