Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-05
IRON SPRINGS

With auto parties arriving daily
and people coming in by train to
spend the Fourth in camp, this has
been a busy week at the Springs.
Mrs. E. A. Marshall and maid were
the only arrivals on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Macarthur and baby
passed through camp Sunday on
their way to Prescott where they
have taken a house for the summer
Mrs. c. b. Laird, DR.. Nichols and
DR. bennett were passengers fo''
Phoenix Sunday evening.
Robert Craig left for Wickenburg
Sunday, where he is putting in city
water works.
Judge E. w. Lewis took the a.
m. train to Phoenix Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Creighton went
to Jerome Sunday evening.
Mrs Nichols and Mr.. Frazier Were
Prescott visitors on Monday.
Dean Scarlet motored over from
Prescott Monday
Miss Ruth Ainsworth went to
Prescott Tuesday to attend a card
party and was the guest of Mrs
Celora Stoddard over night, return
ing to camp Wednesday.
Orme Lewis and Ira Yelton made
trip to Prescott Tuesday. They
have been doing a thriving trade in
the sale of century plants, which are
being used as decorations in Pres
colt, and it is presumed the trip was
made in order to rid themselves of
their hard-earned wealth.
Mr.. Walter Bennett and son Paul
arrived by auto Wednesday. They
report a severe electric storm during
their stop at the Garden Of Allah in
which a tree very near their tent
| was struck by lightning and burned
for several hours.
Mrs. Walter Bennett and daughter
| Marian came up from Phoenix Tues
! day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allsdorf were
callers in camp Sunday afternoon.
| They mOtored ovei from Prescott Il
can upon judge and Mrs. Lewis,
whom they knew in Globe.
Mrs. Ned Creighton returned from
Jerome Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo n. Gage left Wednesday
for a months stay at Oak Creek.
| Wednesdays train from Phoenix
brought to camp the following: Mrs
r. w. Pemberton, Mrs. Jay Alkire
Miss Bird, Mrs II. NJ. Kennedy, Yer
non and Harry Kennedy and little
cousin, Alice Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs
John O'Malley and baby.
Edward Marshall joined his family
| here Wednesday night.
Thursdays noon train had an UNI
usually heavy load, requiring two en-
gines Beside an extra coach there
was the private car of Frank
Murphy
Mrs E. T. Ceilings, Miss Mary
| Josephine Ceilings, Mrs. II. L Lath-
am, John Latham, z. ]. Bennitt and
Eleanor Wilkinson arrived Thursday
Mrs. Ancil Martin, with her sons
Walter and Donald, and their aunt
Mrs. Nellie G. Squier, of Grand Hav-
| en-, Michigan, We're arrivals by auto
Thursday. They left Phoenix at 23(
Wednesday afternoon, stopping over
at the Garden Of Allah, and arriving
at the Springs at 3:15. They made
the tip without accident, the only
delay being caused by two cars be-
coming stalled in a wash. Seven car.
lined up at this point. and with the
combined assistance of male strength
the cars were extricated withou
harm to either.
Ernest Bennett. Miss Ruth Jessop
Miss Ripley. Lester Byron and moth
er formed a party which motoreC
from Phoenix to Prescott for tn,
Fourth. Miss Jessop will late- b,
the guest of Mrs F. J. Bennitt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Diehl, Mr. anC
Mrs. George Campbell and baby mad,
up another party motoring to Pres
| colt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Luhrs, &C
companied by Miss Abbie Pickrel
Were expected in camp via the aut
route some time on the third. 1t i
reported that they encountered diff
Guilty crossing the Hassayampa river
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Wilkinson ar
to arrive Friday noon to be tn
guests Of Mrs bennett over tn
Fourth.
Judge and Mrs. C. F. Ainswort
are to be week END visitors at tn
f. ]. Bennitt cottage.
The Lloyd Christy house is tn
next on the list to receive attentio
| from the carpenters.
An informal dance and concert wa
held at the pavilion Thursday even
ing. The new diamond point Ed
son Victrola furnished the music.