Arizona republican., 1916-07-19
IRON SPRINGS

ronzed and as the club rooms are filling up. Mrs. Mosier will be kept | busy looking after the wants of her | boarders. A real growing need is felt here for what might be called an assembly room. where the young folks and smaller children can mingle with each other on stormy day and of an even ing. Some place where they are priv ileged to go for amusement or for general good time
 From the merry sounds of laughter that came from City Hillside Thurs day evening, some of the junior set were surely having d good time.
 It is rumored that Miss Green, who is guest at the Latham cottage, would like to organize a class in Spanish.
 Jeff, the teamster has d number of nice saddle ponies for hire Horse back riding up here is a very enjoy able pastime. Several of his ponies are perfectly safe for the small chil- dren to ride and they seem very much in demand.
 Arrivals
 Mrs H. B. Wilkinson and children arrived on Thursday evenings train from Phoenix. Wilkinsons maid came up on the noon train to open their cottage for them.
 MT. and Mrs. Franklin McCIuskey came up Friday noon to have the Latham cottage for the season. Mrs. McCluskey and mother spent the sum- mer here two years ago. They have 1 as their guest Miss Marguerite Green. ] Donald Scott arrived on the noon | train Saturday from Phoenix to open l mp the cottage for his mother who | has been in Prescott for some time. l Mrs. Scott came down on the evening train.
 The husbands in camp for over Sun day are W. s. Heflin, Dave Goldberg, ] A. G. Hulett, J. S. Griffin, H. B. Wilk inson, Walter Bennett, w. R. James l. J. Doster, Charles Ketcham and c NJ. Scott. Edgar Marshall was also among those who came up to get some of our cool mountain air and spend Sunday with their families.
 Mrs. E. A. Ficl1as came up Satur- day evening to be in camp for som, time. This is Mrs. Fickas' first visi here in a number of years. Sh, brought her grand daughter, Timmi, Redewill with her.
 Mrs. Leo Elwell and daughter Doro thy Mrs. Mattingly, Mrs. Lamara Walker and her two children arrive, Sunday evening from Phoenix to b in camp about two weeks They ar staying at the club house during thei . visit here
 Mrs. Thrift Miss Inez Thrift an three children came up Monday nool They are to be found in the Foss cot tage.
 Departures Dr. Francis Redewiu left Thursda noon for the White Mountains. Gin u
 vicinity of Holbrook) on a busine. trip. He expects to be gone about tw weeks.
 Ruth Wittenmyer returned to Pho, ! nix on Thursday evenings train Mrs. C. N. Boyton and small SC
 went to Phoenix Saturday evenin
 MT Boynton stayed over till Sunds
 noon and then went to Jerome on bus s ness before going to Phoenix.
 Those who returned to Phoen
 Sunday evening were Mrs MeIviI T, flckas, MT. Aaron Goldberg. MT. H. U Wilkinson, Mir. J.. S Griffin. Mir. c. Laird, Mir. C. M Scott and son. DoI aid. Donald is coming back in Augu 1T to spend his vacation.
 MT. Heflin returned to Phoenix
 the early train Monday morning.
 Prescott Visitors
 Mrs. J. $. Griffin, Miss Doris Christ d Miss Mary Culver. Sam Coldren al ts Jack Griffin motored to Prescc 3 Thursday morning.
 F. Miss Ruth Goldberg went to Pre- colt Friday afternoon to visit Mi 1 Gladys Fox till Saturday evening. S r.. brought Miss Fox back to stay u> a few days.
 Byron ketcham had to go to Pre
 colt Saturday afternoon so that the
 Tn camp could have fresh things
 eat from Prescott. the telephone s
 being out of commission and the trat lls pelng late, the mail was uncerta O. Other shoppers were Mrs. Body. M 5. Coldren, Mrs Dickson and Sam c E dren
 3 As some of the provisions very mt needed failed to arrive Saturday eve nd ing Byron Ketcham went to Presc
 horseback early Sunday morning
 supply the wants of the camp. 3S MT. and Mrs, Bertrand Cock. Mr. 2
 Mrs. Charles Ketcham and Mrs. I it, win Gillette spent Monday aftern,
 shopping in Prescott
 Mrs. J. S. Griffin, Jack. Mrs. Cold ,MiN M and Sam went to Prescott Mon, -ne afternoon in Griffin's car Parties
 Mrs A. C. Mcqueen was host thursday evening in honor of \ Pemberton's two daughters from c ma 1ornla, Mrs. Burdsal and Mrs. Go lg- loe' Instead of the regular progress,
 bridge, rubbers were played. and pr
 gwen at each table which numbe II i've The prize winners were \
 John Martin, Mrs. J. s. Griffin
 E. J. Bennett, Mrs. E. A Mars -O ana Mrs Dave Goldberg. Besides u
 asked to meet the honored guests
 enjoy Mrs McQueen'. .ospitality. V
 Mrs E. Coldren, Mrs. Jay Alllire,
 w. S. Heflin, Mrs. Ancil Martin. D. w. R. James, Mrs. Francis Rede
 Mrs. Redewill Sr., Mrs. A. G. Hu
 Mrs. F. W. Pemberton. Mrs Chs
 McArthur, Mrs. Dave Goldberg
 and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and M,
 B. Laird.
 hot Almost averv oftor pon in the evening can ha fo,,,a - n- usl hAts