Arizona republican., 1917-08-31
IRON SPRINGS SOON
 WILL CLOSE SEASON

IRON SPRINGS, Aug 30.-One by one they leave. Almost every train takes someone back to Phoenix and soon Iron Springs will be closed for the season.
 Mrs. Tom Watson and Miss Rose Cumins returned to Phoenix Saturday after spending several weeks It the Y w. C. A. Porter Heflin and wife were Pres colt visitors. Lloyd Mosier was business visitor Saturday.
 Ralph Murphy and wife arrived Saturday night on the late train after spending several days in Phoenix. Chas Christy arrived Friday night and was a busy man Friday filling up | his yard which was washed away by | the recent rains. Jay Alkire and wife, Ray Murry and George Alkire motored from Phoenix | Saturday.
 Edith Harrison returned to Phoenix | Saturday night after spending sev i eral weeks the guest of Edith James | Miss Thelma Blandy returned to | Phoenix Saturday night after spend ing several days the guest of Mrs. E. J. Bennett
 Mrs. Joe Nahlstrom closed her cot | tage and returned to Phoenix. Miss | Louise Reynolds returned with them. Mrs. B. A. F'ickas has closed her cottage and left for Los Angeles where | she joins her daughter, Mrs. Eugene RedeWill
 E. T. Corling and wife are in camp for several days.
 Edward List of Glendale spent Sat urday and Sunday with the Mosier brothers.
 E. A. Marshall and mother, accom- panied by MT. Townsend Frasier left for Flagstaff and other northern places.
 MT. Vanderveer spent several days with his family.
 J. L. B. Alexander and family. ac- companied by their guests. Mary Goats and Miss Elenor Frost, were Prescott visitors Saturday. 1 Mrs. E. J. Anderson returned t. | Phoenix after spending the summe" al the Corling cottage.
 The Saturday night arrivals were Chas Stauffer, o. N. Handley, s. J Doster, Frank Elneil. When they ar rived at the Springs it was overcoat' they needed instead of Palm beaches
 Mary Ryan returned to Phoeni' after spending two weeks iaere tn guest of Ruth Burtis.
 Frank Elwell and family returned t Phoenix after spending seve.al Jay. with Mrs. Leo Elwell.
 Jay Alkire and Roy Murray re turned to Phoenix after spending Sat urday and Sunday with MT and Mrs c. B. Laird.
 Horseback riding is the amusernen for the young people. Miss Helel Latimer, Laura Bannister, Sylvi; Lewis, Brenda Tweed Mark an, John Dennett and Henry Tweed wer riding to Prescott Saturday evening = Jeff chaperoned the crowd
 Miss Cornwall and Miss Laur; Bannister were out riding Sunday t Granite Mountain.
 Mrs. S. J. Ross and Charles Christ were riding Sunday evening.
 Harry Shumate and Miss Cahill 0 Prescott motored from Prescott, tn guests of MT. and Mrs. Joe Green.
 Mrs. Dave Goldberg and daughter i Ruth, returned from Phoenix and re port the weather quite warm.
 Mrs. S. J. Doster celebrated he birthday Sunday evening. A feN friends were invited and Miss Lucil served ice cream and cake to th guests.
 Chas. Christy returned to Phoeni on the early train Monday nor ling.
 O. N. Handley and family and MT! Mcqueen were picnicking Sunday.
 Y. '. otruChIHeyeT spent FEW udy with his family.
 Miss Williams returned to Phoeni Monday evening after spending week with Mrs. Emery Rays.
 MT. Kay arrived in camp to spen several days.
 Mrs. E. Payne Palmer arrived Mon day noon the guest of Mrs. Cha Christy and Mrs. Joe Green.
 Mrs. Jack Rinehart was Presco visitor Saturday and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Clay Parker motore to Prescott and attended The pictul show.
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander entertaine in honor of her cousin Miss Maj Coats and Miss Eleaner Frost. Sew ing and knitting were the afternoo amusement, also a guessing conte of which Mrs. B. C. Cox won Il prize.
 Miss Mary Coats returned to Phot