Arizona republican., 1912-07-06

though the groWn-ups in camp wake up with sense of the danger of fire crackers in so unprotected a place and see the last fizz of fire crackers with relief at the end of the day. The boys themselves realized the responsibility and try to resist the temptation to shoot any place except on the plaza.
 In Prescott the Chautaqua is over. The gay lights are down and the street cars have stopped running. But Iron Springers are daily visitors to the alawys tempting markets of town.
 Dancing is of never failing interest at all resorts. In Iron Springs the pavilion though it has not the usual 'round' ball room floor of the popu- lar SeaShOre resorts has an excellent floor and affords much pleasure to all Iron Springs. This season again the musicians are MT. Schertzel and Mrs. Hulett, both so well known to all lovers of music that to say they are here is equivalent to saying Iron Springs is fortunate. The opening dance Monday night was not a typi-
  many men from camp. All who were present were glad of the beginning and the Thursday night dance is eX- pected to be much enjoyed as the presence of so many dancing men in camp over the Fourth will make it a success. To watch the good dancers growing up among the little boys and girls is always interesting to those who look on at the dances. Will c Barnes is hacking another un- expected visit at the springs much tn the joy of his friends among the youths he is staying over the Fourth.
 Judge F. w. Lewis arrived from Phoenix on the night train Saturday.
 Vim. K James. secretary of the Iron Springs Outing club is in camp to remain until Monday.
 Mir. Fuller and George Morris were visitors in camp Sunday, coming over from Prescott on horeback.
 Will Orme of Los Angeles is spend ing few days with his sister, Mrs. F.. W. Lewis.
 Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Paul Ceilings and Mary Josephine arrived Monday. Mrs. Ceilings has opened her cottage, Breezy Point, for the summer
 Miss Helen Laird accompanied her grandmother, Mrs. Laird, to Phoenix. She expects to return to the springs, Saturday the sixth.
 The family of D. H. Burtis is at home in their new eleven room cot tage.
 Mir and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen of Mesa. Arizona are expected soon for visit with MT. and Mrs. A. C. Me Queen.
 Tuesday. Mrs Harry Kennedy and family arrived expecting to remain all summer.
 Mrs. I. J. Johnson and family of Phoenix came up Tuesday. Mir. John son was a passenger on the noon train Thursday.
 Mrs. Hart of Phoenix is visiting her son. J. H. Hart. who has taken the I.andoz cottage for the season.
 Mrs. Ensign has secured the Me Neil cottage for the summer.
 Mrs. Harry George went to Pres cctt Tuesday to spend ten days It is hoped she will return to the springs later
 The Auction club met Wednesday with Mrs. David Goldberg. High scores were made by Mrs. w. K James and Miss Selma Goldberg.
 The messengers or the Prescott noon train were Mrs. R. c Mcqueen, Will C. Barnes. John Latham and Walter Martin.
 Mrs Robert A Craig and Miss Ruth Ainsworth came over from Pres colt Tuesday to spend several days ir camp the guests of Mrs. H. l. Latham.
 Mrs E. w. Lewis gave a bridge luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Robert A Craig and Miss Ruth Aims worth High score was taken by Mrs. H. L Latham.
 pr. Willard Smith started from Phoenix at five o'clock Tuesday in his machine. accompanied by R. A. Craig. They made Congress Junction before the up-train at noon and reached Prescott Wednesday night, rrnning over to the springs Sunday morning. Excepting some carburettor trouble pr Smith reports good trip.
 Mrs. Robert A Craig and Miss Ruth AlnSWOTtn were tHt SuN9N9 VI hcnor at delightful picnic at Table Rock. Tuesday. Other guests were Mir and Mrs Will c. Barnes, Mrs. C.: W. Lewis. John and Claton Latham and Mrs H. l. Latham.
 Mir. and Mrs, Walter Bennett came ur Wednesday to open their cottage fer a few weeks. They are sailing for Honolulu the thirtieeth. where they expect to remain until Septem- Der. Mrs. II. J. Jessop is expected Monday to be their guest in camp for fortnight.
 Walter Talbot is returning Thurs day for the week end in Phoenix, to get warmed up
 Julian Gang arrived Wednesday to be the guest of Paul Ceilings over the Fourth.
 Mir and Mrs. w. G. TollesOn and family are located for the summer in the w. D. Fulwiler cottage.
 Miss Albert a teacher in the hPoe- nix schools is a guest at the club house.
 Harold Pemberton came up We'd nesday to open their house for the arrival of Mrs. Pemberton. who is expected Monday.