Arizona republican., 1915-02-08
HOTEL WELL FILLED AT
 CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
Indications Point to Season Being Most
 Prosperous in Some Time

Castle Hot Springs is now enjoying a very pleasant and busy season. The hotel at present is completely filled and indications point toward this season being he most prosperous seasnn in some time.
 The guests are finding much enjoy ment on the golf course which proves | source of attraction to many and ten his. mountain climbing, riding and out door swimming alike are giving end- less hours of amusement to our many guests.
 A special attraction was given them by several Arizona broncho busters on were entertained by the breaking in of three or four horses. Great interest was displayed in this amusement and many exciting moments were experi- enced during the exhibition. Also, bur- TO races were held by the younger folks while awaiting the arrival of the enter tainers
 This week at the Springs experienced the arrival of a very large number of guests and a party under the leadership Of Dr. Craig of Phoenix arrived here for
 a weekend visit.
 The guests arriving at the Springs for the week were as follows: Robert O. Beardsley, Phoenix; Wm. Coleman Rogers, Phoenix; Henrietta A. Olney Phoenix. Ariz.; w. J. Kingsbury and
 wife, Phoenix: Dr. Harry Jones and | oh .,rff n o;rr Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. c. c. Ingraham Chicago, Ill.,; Lynn Lyon, Phoenix,
 Ariz.; H. Lang. Peoria. Ariz. Mrs. H. c. Knowles. Phoenix; Mrs. John Mac
 Greer, Phoenix: Mrs. Lewis Wallace, Phoenix; MT. H. K. Patch, Phoenix; J.
 R. Goebel, Jr, Phoenix; Mrs. Pert Colt, Meyers, Jr., Phoenix; F. F.. High. Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Arthur Tullgren,
 Milwaukee; Lincoln Brown. Chicago:
 A. L. Callahan. Chicago; Miss K. r.
 Flood. Chicago; w. Nelson. Chicago;
 w. E. Swift, Chicago: L. F. Swift. Chi. cagO; Milton Toole, 3rd St. Joseph, Mo; Miss D. E. Hoover, Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. D. H. Nelson, Kansas City, Mo-; MT. and Mrs. J. s. Stark, Phoenix; Miss Ethel F. Graves, Sunderland, Mass; MT. and Mrs. ]. H. Denison two child ren and maid of Boston; MT. and Mrs. Thos. D. Waterbury, New York; Miss Marie Plamondon, Chicago; Miss Mil dred Murphy, Chicago; Mrs. J. F. Mur- phy, Chicago; Mrs. Alfred D. Plamon- | don, Pittsburg, Pa; F. J. Sanders, Ten | nessee; MT and Mrs. C. L. Dougherty, Chicago; MT. and Mrs. c. H. Hoy, | Woodstock: MT. and Mrs. J. w. Demp- | sey, Tacoma. Wash; MT. and Mrs. | Gordon Tweed, Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. Wm. G. Hartranft. Phoenix; MT. and | Mrs. L. E. Curtis. Colorado Springs 1 Colo; Rev. Wm. Scarlett, Phoenix D.
 B. Heard and chauffeur, Phoenix; F. | P Ancona, Crown King, Mrs. Anna F.
 Ancona, Crown King; W. P De Knowl-
 ton and wife, Cleveland, O.: Mrs. Wal | ter Chrystie, Philadelphia; Mrs
 Edward Martin, Philadelphia: A. I.
 MT and Mrs. Wm. Moncreiff and maid Sheridan, Wy; Mrs. l.. c. Noble and daughter. Evanston, Ill.; Mrs. Bertha Test Indianapolis; Mrs. G. L. Payne
 and daughter Indianapolis; F. w | Stevens and wife of New York; MT
 and Mrs. Lacey NJ. Love, St. Louis; The Misses Reeds of Locust, N. J.; w. P
 HenneDerry, Jr. Chicago; l.. H. Cary Chicago: Geo. P OWsley, Chicago.
 Besides the many arrivals as listed | above there are as many booked from
 various parts of the states to arrive 1T
 | the very near future.