Arizona republican., 1912-07-24

Walter Talbot, drove to Prescott Saturday. Mrs w. c. Barnes re- turned with them.
 MT. O'Malley and Mir A G. Hulett are up for the week end.
 MT. Aaron Goldberg came up Sun day morning for a week. He brought a watermelon which looked large enough to carry off the blue ribbon at the state fair
 Walter Martin left the Springs on the Tuesday midnight train for AL buquerque, where he will meet his uncle. Will c. Barnes, who is taking Walter with him on his inspection trip into Yellowstone National park They have to make the trip along the northeast and south sides of the park to investigate the condition of the sheep lands just outside the line where the elk. which are protected by the park laws. have been killing sheep Much of the trip is on horse back and will penetrate into many little known portions of the park.
 Messrs. D. H. Burtis. E. T. Col lings and Wm. Heflin are up for the week end.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melczer are. again in camp for few days. the guests of MT. and Mrs. Aaron Gold berg
 pr Ancil Martin. president of the Iron Springs Outing club. made his first appearance in camp this sea- son on the Saturday night train. He will not remain longer than the week end this time.
 A picnic supper at the tennis court and a game of tennis in the long twilight has been quite the thing in the past ten days with the young people.
 T. E. Irvine, who has been camp week. went down to Phoenix Sun day.
 MT. and Mrs Parish. Dr. Dennett. Judge Lewis, H. M Kennedy. J. s. Griffin, H. B. Wilkinson and w. $. Heflin were down, passengers on Sunday,
 MT. and Mrs Baseman have taken Mrs J. E. Walkers cottage for a short time.
 Miss Sally Jacobs is the guest of Mrs David Goldberg for a few days.
 Mrs A c. McQuen entertained on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Donald McJueen of Mesa. The guests were Mesdames Walter Tal- bot Ancil Martin, Will c. Barnes, E. T. Ceilings, Harry Kennedy, w. J. Rifley, J. S Griffin, T. w. Penn berton L J. Johnson. H. Clay Par ker The prize was won by Mrs Kennedy.
 Mrs F. T. Ceilings entertained in honor of MT and Mrs. Donald Me Queen Thursday evening with three | tables of bridge The guests were 1 Mesdames Ancil MsStin, O'Malley. Harry Kennedy, Griffin. A. c. Me Queen. w. J Riley. L J. Johnson. D. H Burtis and A. G. HuIett. Mrs Donald Mcqueen won the prize. This 1 is the first of a series of bridge games which Mrs Ceilings is plan ming for the season. I Mrs. l. J. Johnson entertained de- | Iightfully Saturday afternoon in hon. or of her guest, Mrs. w. J. Riley, | with five tables of bridge The guests were Mesdames H. Clay Par ker. T. w. Pemberton. A. c Hulett, O. M Scott, H. M. Kennedy. E. O. MaIley, J. E. Griffin, J. $. Griffin. | k. T. COlllngS, Donald MceuetH, A l c. Mcqueen, D. H. Burtis, B. A
 F'ickas, Eugene Redewill, w. H. Gef- l lin. T. E. Irvine, Aaron Goldberg,
 David Goldberg, w. Doster, Ancil
 Martin, Walter Talbot w C. Barnes, A. H. Marshall, John Dennett, w. A.
 Parish. C. D.. Doris. F. H. Ensign.
 J H. Coles. C. B. Laird and w J.
 Riley There was a beautiful bou- | dor cap of different color at each
 table for prize. (Which were won by
 Mesdames. T. w. Pemberton, B. A | Fictas. Donald Mcqueen E. O'Mal- ley and T. E. Irvine. Mrs. Rifiey
 received the guest prize, handsome crochet collar the work of Mrs Johnson's mother, Mrs. Coles Donald Hooker is the guest of | Harold Pan< erton for few days. Mrs. T. F.. Irwin, has as weekend guests Mrs L. D. Dameron and Mrs | Mcclellan.
 | MT. and Mrs Arthur c. Hulett
 and family. and Mrs. c. M. Scott
 took their supper out on flat rock | Sunday evening.
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