Arizona republican., 1920-07-25

caster. an H. E. instructor at the State University, whom she will accompany to Catalina Island
 The new highway which is being surveyed by a Yavapai county survey party, is progressing rapidly. The party will move their camp from Iron Springs very soon.
 Miss Cameron and Miss Frances S1oddard were the dinner guests of Mrs. T. E. Irvine Sunday.
 Mrs. Tutthill who has been the guest of Mrs. c. D. Doris. has re- turned to her home.
 The pine tree which was struck by lightning last summer and which dam aged the Garland B. Couch cottage, when a piece of it fell, was cut down by the forest ranger this week. It was an immense tree and caused much excitement in Iron Springs when it fell.
 c. D. Doris returned to Phoenix on the early morning train Monday.
 The Emery Rays cottage is being occupied by Mir. and Mrs. H. G. Well don and family.
 The Iron Springs postal department was inspected recently by a govern ment postoffice inspector, who was through here.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hancock and children are enjoying a motor trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Mrs Harry Carson is in Iron Springs visiting her mother, Mrs c. D. Doris E. J. Bennett arrived in camp Mon day night to enjoy the cool breezes of Iron Springs for a few days
 Earl Wiatt is spending his vacation in camp with his family.
 Monday James Gerand arrived from Flagstaff to stay for a few days in Iron Springs as the guest of John IT, vine. He returned to Flagstaff on Thursday.
  marshmallow roast Monday evening. In the group which enjoyed this affair were Miss Christine Tuthill. Miss Mildred Doris, Miss Marcia Van Der Veer. Miss Sylvia Levins, Jimmy Ge- rand, Orville Tucker and John Irvine returned to camp after weeks visit in Phoenix.
 Harry K Behn arrived in camp Tuesday night and joined the Yavapai county surveyors. who are camped near here.
 A. c. Mcqueen is expected to return shortly from California
 Miss Eleanor Wilkinson is back in Iron Springs again after a brief visit in Los Beach and Los Angeles
 MT. and Mrs. McGee left Wednes- day. While in camp they were tho guests of the F. J. Bennetts.
 Allen Campbell was an Iron Springs visitor Wednesday, He motored over
 
 with John Irvine and Jim Gerand. He was the dinner guest of Miss Sylvia Lewis.
 There was a special dance in the pa vilion Wednesday evening. Those there were Miss Marcia Van Der Veer. Miss Sylvia Lewis. Miss Muriel Hall, Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Miss Mildred Doris, Miss Isabelle Irvine, Miss Edith Burtis and Miss Christine Tut hill. Allen Campbell. Orville Tucker, T11.w ar,l Gerand.
 Miss Marcia Ven Der Veer. Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Mildred Doris, Miss Christine Tutthil1. Allen Campbell. Jimmy Gerand and John Irvine mo- tored to Prescott Wednesday after noon.
 Miss Carmelita Ward rode over to Iron Springs from Prescott Wednes- day afternoon.
 Iron Springs visitors from Prescott Saturday afternoon were Miss Doster, Miss Lucille Doster. Herschel Randy and Henry Stafford.
 Mrs Garland B. Couch has returned to camp after few days absence In Phoenix.
 The Pemberton home was the scene of a delightful community dinner Wednesday evening. Those partak- ing were Mr. and Mrs. John O'Malley. MT. and Mrs C. M- Scott, Mrs. A. O. Mcqueen and the Pemberton family.
  Phoenix Wednesday evening were Mrs. Porter Hef1in and Mrs. T. E. Irvine. Miss Edith Burtis is visiting Miss Lucy DowIe in Prescott. She will re- turn Saturday.
 Mrs H. B. Wilkinson and Mrs. Err nest Lewis returned to camp Thurs day noon.
 Thursday the first of the weekly bridge afternoons was held in the pa vilion- These are always very enjoy able affairs and offer delightful way of becoming acquainted Mrs. c. M. Scott and Mrs. Pemberton were the hostesses this week to Mrs. Henry George, Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs Raymond Battin. Mrs. Donald Dun bar, Mrs. A. c. Dulmage. Mrs. w. s. Heflin. Mrs. John Dennett. Mrs. Err nest Lewis. Mrs. Clay Parker, Mrs. Harold Pemberton. Mrs. John O'Mal- ley, Mrs. McComas and Miss Marion Knapp.
 Those who spent Thursday after noon in Prescott were Mrs. Mercy Stafford. Mrs. Arthur Luhrs and Willis Antrey.
 Miss Christine Tutthill and John were among those who went down to Phoenix Thursday evening.
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