Arizona republican., 1912-07-20

roads the camp has had
 Miss Bessie Ensign and Miss Lucy Tolleson were Prescott passengers Thurday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Baseman are spending two weeks in the Doctor Willard Smith cottage.
 MT ant Mrs. Morris Goldwater ani Mrs. Harry Tritle were guests of Mrs Aaron Goldberg Thursday
 Doctor Willard Smith has endeared himself % the children of Iron Springs by donating eighty-five feet of heavy cable for two splendid swings. The children show their appreciation by keeping the swings fun all the time MT Hart who climbed the trees to put up the ropes was the admiration of all the youthful eyes who witnessed his masterly handling of the situation.
 MT Walter Bennett returned to Phoenix Wednesday night
 Edward MelcZer went to Phoenix from Prescott on the 5:42 train, Wed nesday
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen are up for q visit with MT and Mrs A C. Mcqueen.
 Herbert Ensign wene to Prescott to purchase steel traps
 Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs H. Clay Parker. Mrs. I. J Johnson and Mrs w. J. Riley were in Prescott Wednes- day afternoon on shopping eXpedi- tion.
 Mesdames John Dennett, w A. Far ish, H E. Wilkinson and w. K James
 
 to be the guest at a bridge luncheon of Mrs. R H. Burnister.
 The chIldren's dance Thursday af- ternoOn was a macque affair. Many unique costumes were seen and the children had a delightful time
 Mrs. C. $. Griffin is to cut short her stay at the Springs with Mrs. J. $. Griffen and join her brother. R. H. Greene about the first of August on his northern trip through Oregon and Washington.
 Mrs. F w. Lewis entertained the auction club Wednesday. Mrs. w. K. James and Miss Selma Goldberg made high scores. MT David Goldberg, Miss Eugena Dorsey and Miss Selma Gold berg wera substitutes.
 MT. E. j. Bennitt is expected to reach Phoenix Saturday the twentieth.
 Paul Bennett whose arrival at the Springs nas been anticipated for ten days will be here Saturday noon.
 Leon TollesOn is up from Phoenix for d stay of a week with his mother.
 Mrs Lemar Cobb returned from Phoenix Tuesday noon, having been shopping several days.
 The list of those planning to go to Prescott for the Yavapai club dance Friday has been added to each day and club members have been cordially thoughtful of their friends at the Springs.
 Orme Lewis. Milton and Ralph Cog gins and Ted Goodman are enjoying the novel sport of coaSting in July. They have sleds which they carry up to City Hill and coast down on the slippery pine needles which have car peted the hill side.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett and Mrs. H. J. Jessop rho are much devoted to pc destrianism feel that their days of pleasure is not complete until they have walked to Flat Rock and climbed to the top of City Hill.
 Tuesday afternoon witnessed a ter rifle thunder storm. The rain fell in sheets and the gulleys ran fun in few minutes The storm extended be- 1 yond Prescott.
 Tuesday. Mrs F. w. Wells enter tained with a delightful picnic, at the | Granite Dells in honor of MT and Mrs. ! R. A Craig and Miss Ruth Ainsworth | of Phoenix The party was driven | over at eleven and remained till the | evening. A delicious luncheon and | supper were provided and the day was | full of :nteresting happenings. Be sides the usual interests of the boat ing and swimming, the novelty of sec ing a series of dramatic moving pie ture scenes portrayed. and photo graphs added to the diversion of the day.
 The Dells is a perfect sitting for portrayal of real cowboy adventure which was the subject of the Lubin Picture company and play. band of handsome equipped cowboys and actors swept down the hillside into the lake in pursuit of a band of bank rob- bers. The horses were over their heads in second and swimming for shore not three yards away Some riders were washed off and heroically held fast to the horses heads NEile they SWam. Meanwhile the sorted pairs and the camera out the films which registered the actions. Because of the great of moving picture shows and the fact that the Lubin Co is known to furnish some of the best films use.i in the country 1t was of great interest to see how the pictures were gathered. Nature provided her share of diversion for the day. While the guests at the picnic were enjoying supper .. distant roar was heard and soon a miniature flood came pouring Town Granite creek. The storm had ,ircled around the Dells and a torrent If muddy water filled with small trees md debris swelled the quiet little ,reek a yard wide, to a stream twenty eet across It ran high for an hour