Arizona republican., 1915-07-11
Happenings At Iron Springs News Of Summer Vacation Colony

l S. J Doster left for Phoenix Tues
 day evening.
 Mrs Coldron and son Samuel re- , turned to camp from Phoenix We'd
 nesday on the up train. They will
 remain in camp for the remainder of ] the summer
 ! Mrs Griffin and grandson Jack | Griffin arrived Wednesday and have
 taken their abode in the Griffin cot | tage.
 Mrs w. K. James went down to 1 Phoenix Monday night to attend the funeral of William Tickas. She re- turned on the late train Wednesday night.
 H. B. Wilkinson also came up on the late train Wednesday evening. Dwight Deity, who has been vis- iting the II. E. Wilkinsons, left on Tuesday evening.
 Walter Bennett returned south Wednesday afternoon. He will re- turn in a short time. Ernest Ben nett is in Prescott and will be in camp at an early date. Byron Ketchum is the speed maniac of the camp. He makes frequent trips to Prescott on his motorcycle and makes very good time. He went over Wednesday on business for his father and again Friday when he
 made the round trip in an hour and half.
 Edith James was the guest of Mar ion Bennett at dinner Wednesday evening.
 MT and Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen were
 in Prescott Thursday afternoon Two of the most accomplished and beautiful members of the junior
 smart set of Phoenix arrived on the noon train Thursday. They are Miss Ruth Goldberg and her guest Miss Ruth Benedict. The young ladies are two of the most popular of the high school crowd of Phoenix and
 the young men of the camp are very much pleased, they are accom-
 plished in every way, especially in the latest dances.
 Miss Helen O'Maley, Misses Helen and Adeline Plath. and Miss Eleanor Hulett other members of this set, are expected to arrive at an early date. Harold Goldberg returned from Prescott Tuesday where he had been covering the Frontier Day celebra- ton for The Republican.
 Mir Thom and Mir. Frazier went hunting Tuesday evening with slight success Photo postcards of the camp during the heavy snow storm on May are on sale at the store. They are ex- ceptionally good and were taken by James Thom.
 A party of young folks took a iwalk around the track to Helrs Prospect Thursday evening to see the beautiful sunset. They then re
 turned to the pavilion and danced until traintime.
 James Thom spent Friday after noon in Prescott on business. Orne Lewis took a shopping trip to Prescott Friday afternoon. Carolyn Burtis was the sole ar rival on the noon train from Phoe-
 nix Friday.
 The David Goldbergs are expected in camp on Sundays noon train.
 Even the family pets are enjoying ] themselves in the cool climate of the mountains. The total number being ! three dogs and three cats in camp. There was quite lot of excite
 ment in the David Goldberg cottage when the young gentleman of the ] family carried two live mice by the tails into the room where two young
 lades were cleaning And they were so cute, too
 1 A rumor has been spreading that q play is to be organized for the bene- ! fit of some new books for the so- 1 called library. This will be a good
 thing as the books are very poor.
 A dancing class will probably be
 organized by the Misses Goldberg and 1 Benedict.