Arizona republican., 1912-06-26

they will doubtless uncOnsciously give way to the use of bungalow. The house owners can't consistently speak of possessing an eleven room shack"
 Early in the season one often hears the remark: T like Iron Springs best before the camp fills when there are only the word sounds" The fact that the entire population cOngregates at the station to meet the later arrivals and the eagerness with which they are greet ed contradicts this statement
 The club house has been thoroughly gone over and put in order for the camp guests. It has been in re- quisition several times already.
 MT. Will C. Barnes was the first to purchase a ticket this season from the new agent. MT. Hoacke.
 Mrs. w. K. James and Miss Edith arrived Friday on the noon train from Phoenix. Mrs. James has with her as her guest for the summer. her niece Miss Eugenia Dorsey of St. Louis. Miss Dorsey has been the re- cipient of much attention while in Phoenix and her presence in Iron Springs will lend much to the gayety in the younger set. Mrs. E. W. Lewis with her child ren. Master Orme little Sylvia and Robert, arrived Saturday Judge Lewis is expected later. Mrs C. D. Doris and daughter. : Miss Marion Doris reached the l springs Friday to remain until Sun ] day night to look over their cottage
 They were joined by MT Doris and ! little Mildred Saturday morning. Mrs i Doris went east in May to meet Miss i Doris at National Park Seminary ! Washington. D. c, where she has l been at school the past year The 1 past six weeks they have spent tra- yelling, spending some time in New York. Philadelphia. Boston. Chicago
 and Denver. Sunday night they went 1 down to Phoenix. After a short stay ! there they will return to the Springs i for the season.
 Mrs Henry George went down tC ] Phoenix to stay until Monday. if she | is not driven up sooner by the heat
 MT. and Mrs. Will C. Earnest spent | Saturday afternoon in Prescott. Mrs 1 Barnes went to attend the Chau- t3uqua Sturgeon was the principa
 lecturers of the session which Mrs 1 Barnes pronounced interesting. State Engineer Lamar Cobb came up Saturday night to spend the week end He returned on the 3:52 trair ] Monday morning.
 1 MT. Harold Goldberg and Miss ] Ruth Goldberg and maid arrived from 1 Phoenix Saturday noon. They opened ! the Goldberg cottage for the season 1 MT. and Mrs Dave Goldberg came ] up Sunday and reported the weather still pleasant in Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Griffin and son Jack
 reached Iron Springs Saturday. The}
 are numbered among the porcf builders this season.
 Mrs. E. A Marshall and family
 arrived Saturday MT. Edward Mar shall will return Monday
 i MT and Mrs. R A. Craig and Miss
 Ruth Ainsworth passed through tho i Springs -uturday en route to Pres colt where they have taken apart
 ments at the St. Michaels for z month.
 Mrs. F. H Ensign of Phoenix Wh' is visiting in Prescott came ove Friday on the 5:42, to be the guest O. Mrs Clarence M. Scott until Sat urday.
 Mrs Stafford and family of Phoeni2 ! have taken the Battin cottage for tht summer They arrived Friday
 Mrs Morris GoldWater of Prescott and Mrs Harry Tritle of Phoeni2 motored over from Prescott Friday afternoon to be the guests at gam' of bridge of Mrs. Henry George an' i Mrs. Lamar Cobb.
 Prescott passengers Thursday after noon were Mrs. Clarence NJ. Scott Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen and Mir. Will ( i Barnes.
 Mrs E T. Ceilings spent iron
 Thursday till Saturday in camp, su- perintending the improvements O [ their cottage. Breezy Point" Wm. $. Heflen arrived on the nigh
 train Saturday for the week end wit his family.
 MT. Hascke the new station agent