Arizona republican., 1916-08-06

merry picnic suppers, following the | games of tennis. Sunday there will | be a tennis tournament of both | singles and doubles. The Springs can | boast of some fine players so this event will be very interesting.
 Miss Green. the Spanish teacher | has three well organized classes, one | is composed of several ladies, one of ! girls and one a mixed class. Friday | all are looking forward to a treat | when they are to learn to make | enchilades.
 It has been suggested that the ladies | who like to go tramping. form a walk ing club, as there are so many nice | places around the Springs worth while l visiting. the Mckinley Mines. Granite l Mountain. Tent Mountain. Two Rocks. | Prescott and Spruce Mountain, are some of the well known places of in terest
 Jeff, the teamster, has organized a riding school and is teaching his pupils all the fancy arts of riding.
 Owing to the trouble caused by the washout, the noon trains for several days the past week, were late, and twice trouble with the engines caused some excitement
 A great deal of amusement was created Thursday noon, when Mrs. Wilkinson's black goat got loose and came down to meet the noon train. II wasn't satisfied with that treat, but broke loose from Eleanor. as she was taking it home, and followed the crowd into the store, and for a time it looked as though there would surely be a scarcity of fruit and vege- tables. as every one in the store was so convulsed with laughter that for time the goat had things her own way This goat is of a rowing nature, as one day not long ago. it found door at Mrs. Heflin's open, and walked into her living room.
 IL is always said Of women and girls | that they are towards when a mouse or snake appears, but there are 1 some time exceptions to all rules. Thursday screams were heard in the neighborhood of the pavilion, upon in | duiry. it was learned that a snake | had made it's appearance and all was 1 commotion, when one of our young ladies stepped up and picked up the | reptile by the back of the neck and 1 looked at the eyes to see if it was ot poisonous nature, but found the pupils were round. therefore it was ! not. Perhaps others would like to 1 know that this young lady was Miss Edith James.
 1 Mrs. H J. Jessop has been confined | 10 the house for several days with a cold which settled in her neck and has caused her a great deal of suffer ing as well as sleepless hours. We all hope to see her able 10 be out soon.
 | Arrivals
 | Dr. and Mrs. Willard Smith arrived Tuesday noon to be in their summer home for the month of August. | Mir. Duncan came Tuesday evening to be with his family for a few days. l Mrs W. s. Goldworthy and son. George, returned with Mrs. Scott from Prescott Thursday evening. to be her | guest for a few days.
 | Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Meir of Phoe- Ink. came up Thursday noon. and are | 10 be found in the Stacy cottage. l Mir Webb Griffin reached camp about 2:30 Thursday. having come up | in his car. He brought Sidney J.. | Ross. and Edward Marshall up with him.
 About o'clock Thursday afternoon, l MT Goodman and two sons reached camp, having come up in his car. MT H. E. Wilkinson and pr. Den nett came up Thursday evening from | Phoenix.
 Mrs. F. A. Kastner came over from | JC M. Scott's guest till Saturday.
 Mrs w H. Heilman and son, Burl, of Phoenix. who are spending a few weeks in Prescott, arrived Thursday | evening. to be the guests of Mrs. $. U. Doster
 Mrs. Raymond Patton and two chil- dren. arrived from Phoenix Friday noon. to be here for a few weeks. | Miss Gertrude Evans came up Fri day to visit with Marian Duncan for 1 a week.
 Departures
 Mrs. Cass Redewill and Mir. A. G. Hulett took the 4:07 to Phoenix Mon day morning.
 pr. and Mrs. Watkins and small daughter, Mrs. Gas Redewill and son, and Judge Lewis, returned to Phoenix Monday evening.
 Tuesday evening MT. Sidney J. Ross, Mir Donald Mcqueen, MT. l. Falkire land Jack Griffin went to Phoenix. Mrs. Coldren left on the evening train Tuesday for California, where lshe will spend the month of August returning here the first of September.
 Mir. Bush and MT. w. K. James re- turned to Phoenix on the 4:07 Tues day morning.
 Mrs. Sims Ely, Jr. left on the noon train Wednesday, She met her hus- lband and MT. and Mrs. Bert Atha, Jr., and they all are going to Oak Creek linear Flagstaff, for a couple of weeks
 MT. Borden left camp on the noon train Wednesday.
 John Voller returned to California on Wednesday evening.
 Mir. B. F. Nell, Jr., returned to
 Phoenix Thursday evening.
 Prescott Visitors
 MT. and Mrs. F. T. Doan, Orme anC
 Bob Lewis and Donald Martin, were
 shoppers in Prescott Monday after
 moon.
 Mrs. C. M. Scott went over to ; party in Prescott Tuesday afternoon returning Wednesday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Sidney J. Ros
 motored to Prescott Tuesday morning
 They took Miss Edith Norton ant Ruth Goldberg as their guests.
 Mrs. Esmay and mother and smal
 son went to Prescott to visit wit friends, returning Friday evening.
 Miss Rose Bell Goldman an
 Chester Goldberg, rode horseback t
 Prescott Friday.
 Social Events
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and Mrs. Dav
 Goldberg were hostesses to the visit
 ors in camp Monday afternoon, at
 bridge party. Mrs. J. F. Alkire an
 Mrs Clay Parker had high score. Tn
 other guests were Mrs. Sims Ely, Ji
 Miss Rose Bell Goldman, Mrs. Joh
 Martin, Misses Gladys and Marcel
 Martin, Mrs Burdsal, Mrs Goodlo
 Mre Clay Parker Miss Dorothy BurC