Arizona republican., 1917-07-24
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Especial to The Republican,

IRON SPRINGS, July 24.-niie of the heaviest rainstorms that has been known in this part of Arizona for some years held the stage for some hours last Wednesday. This is the rainy season at the Phoenix colony-afternoon show CTS being a daily occurrence.
 Mrs. E. E. Nash returned to Phoenix after spending few days as the guest of Mrs. Harold Pemberton.
 O. N. Handley returned Wednesday from a business trip to the northern part of the state.
 The Burtis family returned Wednes- day after a few days visit in Phoenix.
 Misses Marion and Mildred Doris were Prescott visitors Wednesday,
 Glenn Patton and Chalmers Bostrom motored to Phoenix after spending a few days In Iron Springs. They have been enjoying quite an extensive trip through the northern part of the state.
 The card club was well attended Wednesday afternoon, the highest honors being won by Mrs. Harold Penn berton.
 Edith James entertained Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Margaret Bennett. Those present were the Misses Edith, Ruth and Carolyn Bur tis, Angela Marshall Mary Hulett, Mrs Joe Brown and Ruth Goldberg
 E. w. Lewis and son, Orme, returned to Iron Springs Thursday mornln- after spending three weeks on the coast.
 Mrs. $. J. Doster and children, Sid ney and Lucille, were in Prescott Thurs day celebrating Sidney's birthday.
 Miss Edith Evans left for Phoenix Thursday evening. From there she plans on going to San Diego to spend the summer.
 The juvenile dance was well attended Thursday evening
 Joe Brown motored to Kirkland Fri day morning to visit his young wife.
 MT and Mrs. John Dennett returned from Phoenix Friday
 Mrs $. J. Ross and Mrs. F. J. Ben nett were Prescott visitors Friday.
 Several of the Y. w C. A. girls visited in Prescott Friday.
 Mary Josephine Ceilings and Mary McDermott were Prescott visitors Fri day.
 Mrs F. c. Struckmeyer returned from Phoenix Saturday night.
 Harry Putney E. NJ Lamson and wife, c. M Scott and son, Donald. came up on the late train Friday night
 Mrs. A c. Mcqueen entertained with cards Friday night Those present were Mrs. w. S. Heflin. Mrs. c. NJ Scott, Miss Alma Crowder Mrs. Jay Alkire Mrs. H. NJ. Kennedy. Mrs. F. A Mar shall, Mrs. w. C. Barns and c. B. Laird and wife
 Lamar Cobb arrived from Phoenix Saturday noon.
 MT. Hulett arrived on the evening train from Prescott after motoring there from Phoenix
 Capt. Wilson of the officers reserve corps came over from Prescott to at end the Saturday night dance. He was the guest of Mary Josephine Ceilings while here.
 Eleanor Wilkinson came over from Prescott to visit the Dennetts and Cor don Tweeds.
 Melville Fickas and Mrs. Eugene Redewill were Prescott visitors Satur- day.
 Charles Christy went to Prescott on business Saturday.
 Mrs Dave Goldberg entertained friends Saturday afternoon at a dainty card party
 MT and Mrs. Walter Talbot enter tained at dinner Saturday evening l., honor of Mrs Talbot's birthday Those present were Mrs. A. F. Marshall and daughter, Angela, and Mrs. A. c. Me Queen.
 Miss Marie Hodges returned to Phoenix Saturday evening after spend- ing one week with the Y. w. c. A. girls.
 W. $. Heflin and son. Dick. motored to Iron Springs Saturday. MT. Heflin left for Phoenix Monday. E. T. Ceilings and wife arrived Sat urday night
 F.. E. Nash and wife spent the week ] end with Mrs. Harold Pomberton leav- ing Sunday morning for the coast j. c. Marr and family, of Mesa, ar rived Saturday to open the Chandler cottage on City Hill.
 $. J. Ross and Dr. Bannister arrivck late Saturday night after having mo- tored up from Phoenix
 Leo Elwell arrived on the late train Saturday night. s. J. Doster arrived on the Sunday noon train. ,!fr~9 EMRf
 Dr. Denhett left for Phoenix Sunday evening"
 Betty Bergman returned to Phoe- nix Sunday evening after having spent several weeks with Brenda Tweed. Mrs. E. J. Bennett entertained with | a picnic supper Sunday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Bennett of Los Angeles. Those present were Mr and Mrs. s. ]. Ross, pr Bannster, Mr. and ] Mrs E. w Lewis, C.B Laird and wife MT. and Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. H $. Latham, Mrs. Hancock. Flat rock was their destination. John YeltOn was a Prescott yiSito,