Arizona republican., 1920-07-06
.IRON SPRINGS CAMP FAST FILLING WITH
 SUMMER VISITORS

IRON SPRINGS-Iron Springs is rapidly filling up and the summer sea- son is well begun. Campers are ar irving daily@to open their cottage for the vacation season and soon Iron Springs will be as merry and gay as ever. The weather is delightful, but as yet there has been little rain.
 Some of the families who are es- abolished in Iron Springs for the sum- mer months are: Mrs. H. B. Wflkin- son and family, Mrs. E. J. Bennett, MT. and Mrs Henry George, Mrs. Eddy and Helen Eddy George, who are domiciled in their cottage; Mrs. Butler and fam fly of Wickenburg, Mrs. Fletcher and children, who have the Coggins cot tage; Mrs. Charles Christy and chil- dren, who have opened the Christy cottage; Mrs. Marshall Humphries and Mrs. McComas, Mrs. w. S. Heflin, Clarence Heflin and Harry HefIin who have opened their cottage, "Six Pines;" Mrs. Charles Van Der Veer, Marcia Van Der Veer and the Roland Parsons children, who are established in the Griffin cottage for the summer season; Mrs. Charles Randy and fam fly, Mrs. Harold Pemberton and daugh- ter, Mrs. John O'Malley and children, who are occupying the Hulett cottage; MT. and Mrs. David Close, who have taken the Martin cottage for the sum- mer; Mrs. Bert C1ingin and Miss Knapp, who are occupying the Dave lIs 5. Irvine, who are in their cottage, f'Bon- nie Brae;" Mir and Mrs. Raymond Battin and Mrs. A. S. Hawley, MT. and Mrs. C. M. Scott, Mrs. Paul Ceilings and John Dixon Ceilings, who have opened the Ceilings cottage, Breezy Point,' and the J. J. Miller family of Tempe
 Mrs. J. J. Riddle and baby and Mrs. Ward and baby of Chandler arrived last week to occupy the Chandler cot tage for the vacation season.
 w. H. Gill of Albuquerque, N. M, is stationed at Iron Springs and is mak- ing a survey and map of the camp. Mir. Hill is working on the matter of conserving the water here in view of making this a park He desires to CO., operate with the club members con cerning this.
 Several cottages are being improved in Iron Springs. Among these are the Raymond Battin and the Henry George cottages.
 J. w. Autrey has arrived in camp to take charge of the bookkeeping depart ment of the store and assist c. C. Ter hume, who has charge of the store and postoffice this summer.
 Roy Patton and family have returned from a motor trip to the Grand Cam yon and are occupying the E. D. Pat ton cottage.
 Mrs. John Ambrose is the house guest of Mrs. w. s. Heflin. She will return to Phoenix next week.
 Those who arrived in Iron Springs on Friday noons train were Dr. and Mrs John Dennett and sons and Mrs Harry Hancock and family. The Han cocks are staying in the Latham cot- tage.
 Mrs. P. y. Duncan is the guest of Mrs Butler.
 T. P. Irvine has returned to Phoenix after spending the past week in camp.
 hn dC loH an issue in Iron Springs. too. Mrs. Bert Clingin and Miss Knapp have been around camp getting those to sign the petition that did not sign before they left Phoenix.
 Mrs. DuImage has had as her guest this week Mrs. Donald Dunbar of Phoenix.
 Mrs. W s. Heflin, Clarence Hef1in. Harry Heflin, Mrs. John Ambrose and Mrs. T. F. Irvine enjoyed a picnic sup per at Flat Rock Sunday evening"
 Mrs. Knapp, Miss Calhoun and Bert Clingin arrived in camp Saturday
 Clarence Heflin was Prescott vis- itor Monday afternoon. He rode over horseback.
 Mrs. Fickas and Miss Timmie Rede- will arrived in Iron Springs Sunday noon and have opened the Ffckas cot tage.
 The I. r. Losien family arrived Mon day and arc occupying the Coldren cottage.
 Miss Marcia Van Der Veer returned from Phoenix Sunday noon.
 Dr. John Dcnnett left for Phoen1X on Sunday evenings train.
 Marshall Humphires arrived in Iron Springs Thursday from the East. While away he visited Minneapolis and other eastern cities.
 Harry Hancock and Miss Mildred Hoyes motored ID from Phoenix Fri day Miss Hayes is the guest of Miss Katherine Hancock