Arizona republican., 1919-07-27
IRON SPRINGS PLAYS
 ON RIGHT MERELY.

IRON SPRINGS. July 25.-After great deal of rain the past week which left it delighuully cool Iron Springs Is again enjoying sunshiny weather. Many people have taken advantage of the opportunities that Iron Springs offers for an enjoyable vacation and the camp is unusually full this sea son. Scarcely a cottage remains un- occupied, but still efforts are being made to lease them.
 More golfers have arrived and not just as many are seen carrying their clubs toward the golf links as are seen with their raCkets going in the direction of the tennis courts. All day Sunday the links were dotted with enthusiasts Of that game. Among these were. MT and Mrs. F.. J, Bennett and Dr. and Mrs. John Dennett
 The report of the death of Walter Talbot mas cast a gloom over the en- tire camp for several days. This is inc first of many years that the Tal- bots have not Summered here and they have been greatly missed. While the report received here Sunday was doubtful about his recovery the people of Iron Springs were still hoping that there might be a turn for the better when news of his death arrived.
 Wednesday Misses Helen Latimer Mary Josephine Ceilings and Eleanor Wallingford rode horseback to Pres colt.
 Mrs. Redewill who has been the guest of Mrs Mel Fickas for the past several weeks. returned 10 Phoenix last week because of illness. A wire received recently in camp said that it fn operation. Her Iron Springs friends hope for rapid recovery.
 Mrs Ernest Lewis and her son Bobby have opened their cottage for the season. Judge Lewis arrived Sat urday night and spent Sunday and Monday with them
 Those who arrived on Friday nights train to spend the weekend with their families were: Dr. John Dennett, H. E. Wilkinson, Ben Butler, Dr. Good rich, MT. White and Roy Lewis.
 Saturday nights train, too, was crowded with Iron Springs visitors to stay for over Sunday. Among them were. Raymond Battin, J. l.. B. Alex ander, O. N. Handley, T. E. Irvine. Marshall Humphries, Judge Lewis and Mir. Baumert
 The many friends of Lieutenant Frank Murphy were delighted to see him Saturday when he passed through Iron Springs on his way to Fort Bliss to be discharged.
 George Goldsworthy came over from Prescott Saturday afternoon to attend the dance that night While here he was the guest of the F. T. Ceilings He returned on the later Saturday night train.
 Walter Bennett arrived in camp Sat urday noon to stay for a short time with his family.
 Saturday night J. R. Bradshaw Jeff for the Grand Canyon. He will joir the members of the tax commission who are meeting there for a conven- tion
 Sunday Miss Dorothy Brownfield ar rived in camp to be the guest of Miss Mary Hullet for a week. She will leave Tor the coast Sunday to spend the remainder of the summer there.
 Hugh Weatherford arrived in camJ Sunday for a short visit with his wife He returned on the early Monday morning train.
 It was with much regret that tn, people of Iron Springs said good by, 10 Miss Grace Ogg on Sunday wheI she left for Chicago. From there sh, will go to Ames college, Iowa, whert She is to be a member of the faculty
 Sunday MT. and Mrs E. J. Bennett Mrs. Mable Latham and Mrs Hancocl