Arizona republican., 1917-08-18
will be glad to have him return.

will be glad to have him return.
 Miss Yindia Smalley of Tucson, is the guest of Miss Mary Hulett at Acorn Nut, the attractive Hulett home
 Mrs. B. J. Bennett celebrated her birthday Wednesday evening by enter taining her friends with cards and a dinner party. A good time was re- ported, as every. one knows Mrs. Ben nett is famous for making every one happy.
 E. A. Marshall and mother and MT Irwin D. Miller returned from Flag staff Wednesday.
 Mrs Fred BarroWs arrived Wednes- day and opened their cottage. Miss Ruby Hughes, Mrs. Barrows sister, Is with her.
 Mrs. N. S. Heflin and son. Harry. returned Wednesday night from Phoe- nix, where they spent several days
 MT. Hartranft arrived Wednesday night for several days.
 Dr. Crawford of Ray, was the guest of Miss Marion Doris, Wednesday,
 Mrs. J. E. Walker left Thursday eve ming for California, to spend the rest of the summer months.
 Dorothy Elwell celebrated her fourth birthday Thursday evening.
 Miss Ethel Needham returned to Phoenix, after spending two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Ella Needham
 Dr. Smith returned from Phoenix Wednesday, Dean Thayer returned with him to spend several days at the Springs.
 Edward O'Malley and family motored over from Prescott Thursday, calling son old friends.
 Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Irvine returned from Phoenix to spend couple of weeks at their cottage.
 Miss Marion Doris sreturned to Phoenix Thursday evening for several days.
 Ted O'Malley spent Thursday night and Friday with Harry Kennedy.
 Gordon Tweed and wife returned to Phoenix Thursday evening for a few days.
 Miss Helen OMalley was the guest of Miss Ruth Goldberg Thursday. Miss O'MaHey is from Tucson, where she is a popular member of the university set
 Mrs. F. /J Anderson was Prescott visitor Thursday.
 Miss Georgia Eaton was a Prescott visitor Thursday. Mrs. Fred Barrows returned to Phoe- nix Friday night
 E. T. Ceilings and wife arrived Fri day to spend several weeks in camp.
 Mr. Lamar Cobb arrived in camp for a few days.
 Leon Jacobs spent several days as the guest of Mrs David Goldberg and family. MT. Jacobs is a prominent Phoenix attorney.
 E. A. Marshall and mother, MT. Iry- ing De Miller and MT. Frasier mo- tored to Prescott Friday afternoon.
 Harold Pemberton arrived from Bakersfield, California, to spend sev- eral days in Iron Springs with his family.
 Miss Nell Zitty and Miss Nell Blount returned to Phoenix Friday evening before going to California for their va cation
 Somebody killed skunk. Nuf sed
 Iron Spring was almost on war ra- tiOns Friday on account of the wreck on the Santa Fe. There were no trains and almost a butter famine. Miss Georgia Eaton returned to Florence. after spending several days at the Y. w. c. A. cottage. Miss Fay Young arrived Saturday to spend several days at the Y. w. C. A cottage.
 Mrs. Joe Wallstrom and Mrs. Tom Watson will have charge of the Y. w. C. A. girls during the absence of Miss Nell Blount and Miss Nell Zitty.
 Mrs Brooks returned to Phoenix Saturday morning. Charles Christy, o. N Handley and J. L. B. Alexander arrived Saturday morning to spend several days with their families J. R. Bradshaw and family of Phoe- nix, arrived Saturday and have opened | the Foss cottage for the remainder of | the summer Mrs. Joe Green has opened the Bar rows cottage for the rest of the season. l Mary Josephine Ceilings, Mrs $. J.. | Doster and Harry Ketcham were busi- ness visitors at Prescott Saturday.
 Dick Heflin returned to Phoenix Sat urday evening, after spending two weeks with his mother. Charles Christy and wife spent Sat urday in Prescott visiting friends. Miss Exis Norden and Miss Mary Langford returned to Phoenix Satur- day night, after spending two weeks at the Y. w. c. A. cottage.
 Miss Matte Doster arrived Satur- day evening from Flagstaff, where she has been attending school. Miss Doster was well received.
 Miss Mary Remit returned to Phoe- nix Saturday evening, after spending several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. E. J. Remit.
 Dr. Dennet was a week end visitor Gordon Tweed and wife motored from Phoenix Saturday. MT. Tweed reports the roads very rough.
 Mrs. F. c. Struckmeyer entertained all the small children in camp at the pavilion Saturday afternoon in honor of her little daughter Martha's birth day. peanut hunt and other games wera pIaved tO amnSp the children