Arizona republican., 1912-06-19
the return of each householder's own

the return of each householder's own case.
 The teamster, Jeff England has brought ont some of MT. Shipley's string of saddle horses, which will be remembered as providing pleasure to many of the club members during the past season. He also cOntemplates
 putting on a stage to Prescott three
 times a week for the benefit of those who wish to spend more time in town than is possible according to the
 present train schedule. Though the
 trip over on the train from one to five forty has always afforded the
 best of opportunity for either q shop
 ping expedition on a social event.
 The dining room opened Saturday
 with a Swedish couple in charge.
 Several people have been waiting for
 this event. It will undoubtedly be
 well patrOnized as there are always many housewives who wish com plete rest from household cares dur ing the summer. Without question
 the excellent meals and efficient ser vice of the buffet car run on the train which brings up most of the
 Iron Springs cOttagers. has much to do with the satisfied frame of mind in which they find themselves out on the little station platform; once again in the keen oiney air of their own summer resort
 The question of laundry has been provided for by the presence of Sally
 Fish a very competent laundress, al ready in camp. Her husband is nIa or the many odd jobs where a handy
 man is in demand.
 The weather is quite perfect. By six o'clock it became necessary to either seek the indoors or put on winter wrap.
 The camp has not yet acquired the dignity of a station agent. although his arrival was heralded for the 18th He will undoubtedly put in his ap- pearance before long. as the daily in creasing amount of business will make his presence necessary. l The first arrival in camp this sea son, after that of Mir Marshall and 1 his assistant, Clayton Latham, was the family of F. Sharpe, who are 1 located in the cottage immediately north of George D. Christy's cottage ] Mrs Henry George and Mrs. Lamar l Cobb. both of Phoenix, have taken
 the cottage of Mrs. Guy Bennett for
 the season.
 The family of MT. Heflin, mem Der of the firm of Talbot and Hub i bard of Phoenix is domiciled in their cottage under the large pines at the i foot of City Hill
 1 Mr. onH AIrc Valfar TaIhOt and
 their daughter. Mrs. Will c. Barnes They are occupying the cottage of
 family are expected up the first of
 July.
 1 Mrs. Burtis and family have occu-
 pied their cottage since the 18th. They have purchased the site of John Orme's cottage and have plans to re- build, combining the two houses on 1 the John Orme lot
 1 Saturdays arrivals were MT. and
 Mrs. c. M. Scott and son, Donald,
 Mrs H. I. Latham and son. John. l Mir. O'Malley arrived on the night
 train Saturday. He contemplates inn
 provements on his cottage. Miss Shannon and Mrs. Percival are
 occupying the Goodman cottage c. M. Scott returned Sunday night | to Phoenix after settling their at 1 tractive cottage. He succeeded in se-
 curing quite a bag of game during
 his short stay.
 D. H. Burtis came up on the Sun l day noon train. He is prepared to remain sometime to superntend the construction of their new house. 1 Mrs. E. J. Bennitt was looked for 1 on Saturdays train She has changed her plans and is leaving for Los An geles and Pasadena where she will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Harry iGray.