Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-07-19

IRON SPRINGS

Iron Springs will soon boast Of
two croGuet grOunds-One- owned by
the club. and private grounds own
ed by George D. Christy. Last year
some ground next to NJ. Christy's
cottage was by the Board of Direc-
tors ordered vacated, that is to be
held as Public grounds. Mr.. Chris
~ then obtained permission from the
Directors To build a playground for
his children on that lot and the per
mission was given; the present GRO
quet grounds on which work is prog
ressing being the result. Though it
will probably be a crOquet ground.
Mr.. Christy may yet change his
mind and make it large enough for
tennis grounds.
Sunday school, which was organ
lied some time ago. was held as usual
in the Pavilion at IL o'clock. There
was a large attendance, practically
all the children of the camp being
present The superintendent, Mrs. ].
Sherburne Jenckes. is very much
gratfied by the great interest every
where manifested in the school
Sam. L. Morse is in camp visiting
Edward Marshall. He will remain
for a week or so
Miss Selma Goldberg, Miss Stella
Sears. Miss Marion Doris. Miss Lu-
cy Tolleson. and Miss Hazel Goldberg
spent Saturday afternoon in Prescott.
They brought back with them Dave
Ling, who dined at the Goldberg's,
and attended the dance in the even
ing.
The many friends of Miss Ruth
Jessop are sympathising with her
on account of the illness with is on
filming her to her home. Miss Jes-
sop has as an attack of La Grippe.
Charles r. Cox and the Misses
Stevens drove over from Prescott
Sunday morning They took lunch at
the hotel. and returned home in the
afternoon.
Among the many husbands who
arrived Saturday or uSnday to spend
q htiN Nitlt AAltlI ldIIliiifS were MtSSTS
James Origin, H. NJ. Kennedy. Billy
Hefflin. f T. Ceilings. d. ID. Horning.
]. ]. Johnson. A Goldberg, DR. AnciI
Martin. Barry Goldwater. F. j. Ben
nit, and Selim Nicholson Most of
those returned home Monday morn
ing. though several stayed longer
The G. Fred. Sharpe family, accom-
panied by little John Irvine. made
their appearance Saturday night
They are now comfortably located
in the Donnely cottage which they
own.
Mrs. c. d. Doris, with Miss Kate
Wilson and friend arrived Sun
da afternoon. They make a well
fcome addition to the camp.
c. F. Millar returned to his home
| in Manhattan. Kansas. after spend
ing week visiting the Rays family
here.
H. VI. Kennedy, who arrived the
latter part of the week. brought
with him his mother. Mrs Caroline
Kennedy. She will stay here the
remainder of the season.
While the pavilion was being clean
ed for the Saturday night dance. a
small gila monster was discovered
by the cOlOred man having that work
in charge. This reptile is the first
of its kind ever found around Iron
Springs. and il also enjoys the dis
| tinctiOn of being about the first of
| the reptiliOus family seen here this
year.
Mr.. c. c. Thompson. having visited
, with the Horning family for several
| days. left on sthe evening train Sun
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Cough return
home Sunday afternoon. after having
spent the week end with their two
| sons Billy and fora who are leading
a bachelor life here this summer.
Mrs. II. l. Latham entertained with
| three tables Saturday afternoon. Re
freshments were served Mrs Aaron
Goldberg was the winner of the first
prize, and Mrs. F. ]. Bennitt took
| the second.
Mrs Harmon Bradshaw, of Illinois.
arrived Sunday afternoon to visit
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