Arizona republican., 1912-08-03
IRON SPRINGS

l. u Has been almost useless to plan to get out of camp Several times rains nave prevented any efforts to leave elther up or down. Then the trains took their share in the plot. Tuesday the tram from Phoenix was delayed Tour hours by a series of breaks on the engine. Wednesday morning the uoWn freight was wrecked three or cars jumped the track, one trainman suffered serious injuries, and it is re- ported t%.at a hobo who was steaIing rlde had his legs so severely crushed mat amputat1On was necessary. Pas SengerS were transferred at the wreck an0 the track will be open in time for regular trains today. when people will doubtless begin to block to frescott again, as the rains appear to be over for a time.
 there were several tables of bridge in the pavilion. Mrs. Harry Kennedy and MT. Hulett made high score. Mrs. Frank Hilderbran is expected in camp Saturday to be the guest of Mrs. C. D. Doris for a week.
 Mrs. w. G. TOllesOn left Wednesday night for Phoenix. There has been a little rumOr aflOat as to the reason of this visit. which will doubtless be con- firmed by the Saturday mornings paper
 Mrs. Henry George came over from Prescott Tuesday evening to be tn" guest of Mrs. F. w. Lewis for a few days
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg returned from PhOPniv ports Phoenix as undergoing a change Of climate. The days were so com fortable there were several afternoon affairs during her stay in town the past week.
 The camp has begun to talk Yava- pal club dance again Another infor- nal dance is to be given Friday night
 Little Edward O'Malley suffered q painful accident to his hand while watching the clearing away of the Prescott. A railroad tie dropped on his nand. crushing his fingers Dr Yount was called from Prescott.
 Dr Smith and MT. James reached Phoenix Monday night by o'clock They had one or two difficulties, due to the storms, but otherwise had splendid trip.
 Mrs. Wm. c. Humbert, who has been the guest of Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson for week, returns to Phoenix Thursday night
 Mrs. l.. w. Lewis and Miss Ruth Jessop rode Prescott Thursday morn ing to keep a luncheon engagement in town.
 Chester Goldberg returned from Phoenix on the delayed train Tuesday
 Mrs. C. M. Scott and Mrs. I. J John son returned from Phoenix Tuesday.
 Mrs. Rifley's apron party at the pa vilion Tuesday afternoon was a sue cess. even though the ladies were han iicapped by the want of material. Tre late train was to bring all their apron stuff fro.n Phoenix. but many interest ed club members brought a length or two of muslin, which resulted in a goOdly number of aprons.
 MT. David Goldberg returned to Phoenix Friday
 Lloyd Tritle was in camp over the week end. the guest of John Latham.
 pr. Ancl Martin came up Wednes- day night to spend a few days in camp.
 The bay friends of Walter Martin will be interested to hear that the guide who is pilOting them through the Yellowstone park is the broncho buster Nelson. who was the star of Buffalo Bills wild west show, which toured Europe several years ago. Nelson had the distinction of riding before Queen Victoria and the prince of Wales.
 The boys will expect some exhibi- tiOns of fine riding when Walter re- turns from this trip.
 MT. and Mrs w. J. Murphy arrived Wednesday noon. They are opening their cottage for the season.
 The chiidren's dance was postponed till Friday afternoon on account of the Ceilings Griffin party Thursday after noon, which was held in the pavilion.
 There is a scheme to have a bridge afternoon for the benefit of the apron booth at the coming WOman's Club fair. An admission of 15 cents is to be charged.
 Mrs Cameron and Mrs. Mcclellan returned to Phoenix Tuesday af;,r 2 weeks stay in camp, the guests of Mrs T. E. Irvine.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harry Diehl left Phoo- nix Wednesday morning on an over land trip to Prescott They are ex- pected to make a short stay in camp en route.
 Mrs. T. E. Irvine and Mrs. w. 5. Heflin entertained delightfully."- with a l thimble party Monday afternoon in honor of her guests, Mrs. Dameron l and Mrs. Mcclellan The house was tastefully decorated with c1emitis blos- soms. The guests were Mesdames Dan McDermott, w. G. TCllesCn, L. w Coggins. E. O'Malley, T. L. Earle. M. A. Irvinn, c. Fred Sharpe. Stafford. C $. Griffi.i Miss Annette Earle and Miss Stannon
 MT. T. F. Irvine arrived in camp Monday night to spend a weeG.