Arizona republican., 1921-07-14
Iron Springs

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 The long delayed rain has come to Iron Springs at last. Several showers in the last few days have soaked the ground and replenished the water supply. The tennis courts are in much better condition because of the rain. and the tennis enthusiasts grow in number each day.
 The dances continue to be popular and it has been arranged so that the Whipple orchestra plays on Saturday nights.
 On Thursday evening Mir and Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis left for Phoenix. They will be gone only a short time.
 Chester Goldberg left on the eve ming train for Phoenix Thursday af- ter spending several days in camp.
 Orme Lewis gave a card party on Thursday night at his home, ~Buena Vista Lodge His guests were: Miss Martha Alkire. Miss Marion Duncan. Miss Mary Alice Christy, Miss Jane Christy, Miss Christine TuthiIl. Miss Dorothy Tuthill. Miss Sylvia Lewis. Levin Barringer, Herschel Randy and Robert Lewis. Miss Marion Duncan took first prize.
 Miss Marjory Landrum and Miss Dorothy Barr left Thursday evening for Phoenix. They have been the house guests of Mrs. Daggs and Miss Irene Lamb.
 Mrs. H. W. stauffacher's father. MT. Hoops, arrived on the noon train Friday to spend several weeks in camp.
 Mrs. Garland B Couch went over to Prescott on the morning train Friday.
 Miss Betty Fennemore has started a chilcren's afternoon for the young people of the camp. The youngsters each have chance o-teT story and the first day was so successful that they plan to meet in the pavilion each Friday. They intend to start work soon on little play which they will give for the older people.
 M. T. Coggins drove over to Press colt in his automobile Friday after noon.
 Donald Dunbar and A. c. Dulmaee motored up from Phoenix Friday af- ternoon.
 Mrs. Roy Wayland. Mrs. Helen An- derson, Keith Anderson, William and Bobby Saufley drove over to Prescott on Friday.
 H. M. Fennemore, John Fennemore and Clarence Heflin drove up from Phoenix They arrived late Friday afternoon.
 J. s. Griffen. Colonel E. NJ. Lamson and Dr. John Dennett- IT,. came up on the night train Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Christy and their children, Charlyn. Mayha and Charles. opened their cottage Satur- day afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Baumert and little Miss Betty Baumert arrived in camp on Saturday. They recently bought the Doster cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Murphy joined the Iron Springs colony for the fret time in several years. They will re. main all summer.
 C. Zaner Leisher came up on the morning train Saturday. E. J. Bennitt and Lewis drove up from Phoenix Saturday. Howard Hildreth was the guest of Jack Griffen Saturday evening. He returned to Prescott by the late train.
 Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen entertained 1 twice on Thursday at bridge. Her guests in the afternoon were Mrs ! P w. Duncan. Mrs. C. M. Scott. Mrs George Wallace and Mrs. w. s. lief lin and In the evening Mir and Mrs. E. T.. Ceilings and Mrs Ancil Martin Donald Scott arrived from Flag staff on the afternoon train Saturday to visit his mother. Mrs. c. M. Scott; He returned to the Normal by the morning train Sunday Walter Randy. C. M. Scott. pr. A. M. Tuthill and A c. Mcqueen came up on the night train Saturday. Miss Marion Duncan. Miss Jane Christy. Miss Sylvia LewIs and Miss Mary Alice Christy rode orscback | over to Granite mountain Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Garland B. Couch had as d,n- ner guests Sunday Mrs. James A Stavely, Mrs. T. E. Irvine and Lewis Irvine.
 Mrs. W. S. Heflin had a watermeI- on feed Sunday evening. She had planned to give it at Flat Rock but because of the rain had it at her house. Six Pines" Her guests in- l,cluded NIT. and Mrs. P. P. Fender grass. Colonel and Mrs. g. M. Larp- son, Mrs James A. Stayely, Mrs Raymond Battin, Mrs A. S. Hawley, Miss Maxwell Pendersrass. Miss Martha Aikire. Milton Coggins. Lewis l Irvine, Clarence Heflin and Harry Heflin.
 Those who left on the evening train ! for Phoenix Sunday were c. Zaner Leisher. pr. John Dennett. Jr-. w. S. Randy. J. S. Griffen and Dr. A. M. | Tuthill.
 A C. Mcqueen. MT. J. ". Coverdaie and w. J. Murphy were Prescott visitors Monday. Col. E. NJ. Lamson left for Phoenix on the early morning train Monday Lewis Irvine returned to Phoenix by the evening train Monday