Arizona republican., 1920-07-09

The Fourth was celebrated gaily in Iron Springs and the camp was filled with visitors for the weekend vaca- tion period. Miss Timmie Redewill entertained the kiddies of Iron Springs with fireworks Monday evening and the pavilion was the scene of a merry dance Too, many Iron Springers motored to Prescott for the Frontier Days celebration.
 An extremely delightful affair of the week is the house party given by Miss Edith Burtis in which she is enter | friends. They are being chaperoned by Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson. Those whom Miss Burtis has as her guests this week are Miss Hattie Lou Stone, Miss Pa tricia Tharaldson, Miss Minnie Lee Spratlen, Miss Isabel Willis, Miss Vir- ginia Mccall. Miss Mildred Welch and Miss Lucy Doyle.
 Among those who arrived in camp Thursday to remain over the Fourth were John O'MaIley and Charley Christy.
 Mrs. Earl Wiatt and Geraldine and Junior Wiatt arrived in camp Thurs day to spend the remainder of the summer.
 Prescott visitors Thursday afternoon ! included John Gage Dennett and Mark Dennett.
 Mrs. Mercy Stafford. Miss Faith Saf- ford and Henry Stafford are summering in Iror Springs.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Randy and l family have returned from a motor trip to the Grand Canyon. MT. and Mrs. Joe Brown spent the weekend in camp as the guests of | Mrs. Paul Ceilings. MT. Brown re- | turned to Phoenix on Monday, while Mrs. Brown is remaining for a week. Miss Mildred Doris has her guest Miss Chirtine Tuthill. Miss Tuthill and Miss Doris motored up from Phoenix Saturday with C. D. Doris.
 Mrs. A. $. Hawley and Mrs. Ray mond Battin arrived Thursday and have opened the Battin cottage for the remainder of the season. l George Negrey of Flagstaff was the guest of the Stafford family on the Fourth.
 l.. N. Butler is in camp for a short stay.
 Saturday Mir. and Mrs. Porter Heflin, Junior Heflin, w. S. HefIin and Ray mond Battin motored up from Phoenix.
 In another group who came up from Phoenix on Saturday were: T. E. IT, vine, John Irvine Miss Edith Harrison and Miss Isabelle Irvine. Miss Hattie Lou Stone, who is one ! of Miss Edith Burtis' house guests, was a Prescott visitor Sunday. Eugene Rede~in arrived Sunday noon to spend a few days with his daughter Miss Tinmie Redewill, who is summering here with her grandmother, | Mrs. Fickas.
 l Dick Helm, Lewis Carpenter and l OrviIle Tucker motored over to Iron 1 Springs Sunday morning from Pres colt when they were attending the Frontier days celebration.
 MT. and Mrs. Porter Heflin Miss ! Edith Harrison, Miss Isabelle Irvine, Lewis Irvine and Walter Murphy spent 1 the Fourth of July in Prescott ! There are some splendid riding | horses in camp this summer and many people are taking advantage of an op- portunity to ride Sunday Miss Mil dred Hayes and Miss Katherine Han ! cock spent the morning riding. Re- gently Mir. and Mrs. Birmingham rode to Prescott and Monday Clarence lief lin rode over to the Mile High city and l witnessed the finish in the cowboy ! events
 H. E. Wilkinson spent the week end in camp with .-is family. Sunday morning Percy Derting and [ Henry Cate were Iron Springs visitors. who motored over from Prescott.
 Harold Marks left for Prescott Mon day noon after brief stay in camp.
 Miss Edith Harrison Of Mon essen. Pennsylvania, is visiting Miss isabelle { Irvine
 Mel Fickas is spending a few Cays in Iron Springs.
 A group of men who spent the Fourth