Arizona republican., 1915-11-21

pally of St. Louis. Mo. The officers
 | and board Of directors of the company
 | are composed principally of editors 1 and writers on the St. Louis Republic I and the St. Louis Globe Democrat. | They planted q year ago Ii grape fruit | grove on a part of their grounds and | the rest of it is in alfalfa. The plan l is to build a clubhouse here and sev eral cottages where the members may come to enjoy our winter climate. J. H. Whyte. the manager, is very enthu- siastic about the plan and the future prospects. He sees much pleasure and profit, and also advertising to the Salt River Valley. in the gathering of these newspaper writers. as they make their winter pilgrimages to this gathering place.
 The golf grounds lie just north of
 the clubhouse buildings and across the
 Arizona canal. In fact the first drive
 is across the canal The golf course.
 IS on high, well drained ground and
 never gets muddy even in rainy days.
 The putting greens are oiled sand
 greens. while the fair greens are
 smoothed hard earth, and all kept in
 excellent condition.
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 October IS. with the arrival of MT.
 Leslie Witherspoon and family and
 Mrs. Howison, Miss Tracy, Miss Up-
 son, and later Mir. Donald Dunbar and family arrived and took a cottage for the season. All the guest rooms, eX- cept three or four in the clubhouse have been engaged for the coming
 season, and the prospect is that be- hn ,f fha az there will be . large waiting inst. Ingleside club is not a hotel but is family club. made up principally of Chicago and , Cleveland people, who send or bring {, their families out from the east to | spend the winter in this genial eli mate. amid pleasant and comfortable | It is an ideal place for | rest and recreation.
 The invitation to enjoy outdoor ex- ercise is irresistible at Ingfeside. If | one is q golf enthusiast, there is no |! more comfortable course over which 1 to play in the world than the one at l Ingleside. It also affords many op- | porturities for the golfer to show his | skill If one wishes to play tennis, l there is fine tennis court at the | edge of the golf grounds or if the l desire is for a lnilder outdoor game. | the croouet grounds. which are close to the clubhouse, will porve very en- tertainine. If one wants to ride over the country and enjoy the varied scenery surrounding Ingleside, there is a stable where horses are to be had, and as to the roads over which the horseback rides are taken, there are
 level roads leading to different parts of the valley from Ingieside. or, if more strenuous ride is desired, there are mountain trails close by If one wants to indulge in mountain climb
 ne. there are plenty of precipitous that will test the skill Of
 he climber. no matter how expert. The climb to the top of Camelback is ,ften taken by guests, principally for
 he wonderful view which they obtain
 rom it's top. From the top of Camel ,ack the entire Salt River Valley is 'pread out before one in wonderful almost each border and ir- -igation ditch within six or eight niles from the mountain can be dis ineuished. The climb is hard. hut the jew when the top is reached repays me well for all the effort. If one fixes to ride ir an automobile better, l h Ire are many delightful motor drives sading out from Ingleside among the range and olive groves. One of the inest driveways is the driveway along he Arizona canal, which fellows it's ank for fifty miles, from Granite Reef to Peoria. There is also another cry fine drive that follows the east ank of the new crosscut canal from he Arizona canal to the state high -ay just north of Tempe. Most Of the range groves of the valley are To- lted just west of IngleSide. along le Arizona canal. The fruit is just ow ripening and the groves present
 very fine appearance. There are
 any new olive groves jus. planted it in this vicinity. This locality is 1w all in cultivation and becoming ore beautiful every season as the ,ung orange groves and the olive 'oves grow larger, and the old groves
 @ bearing more fruit each year Together, it is one of the most thrift
 and prosperous parts of the Salt iver Valley and a motor drive 1 rough this part of the valley is truly lightful. N