The Arizona sentinel., 1898-04-23

The La0Ies CG the Methodist church
 will hold fair in She court house next
 Tuesday April 25, afternoon and even i ing. A literary program wllI be rendered and icecream and lemonade will be served. Admission l0c.
 Mrs. schettar md daughters Miss Del, of san Francisco, and Mrs. Me. Inlcsh, ot Phoanix, left Thursday evening for Phoenix on short bus;-' ness trip. Mrs. schet,e- expects to locate permanently in San Francisco as soon as the affairs Of the estate can be settled up.
 O'Brien & Co.,, have a force cf men at work on the Gpeese ranch south of town preparing grounds for the mauu- lecture of brick. A body of excellent clay has been uncovered and the operators are confident they will be able to produce the best brick ever burned in Arizona.
 Chief Justice and Nrs. Webster Street were royalty entertained by MT. and Mrs. c. J. McCord at their re- sidence on the hill last Tuesday night The evening was a most delightful one and about thirty ladies and gentlemen had tLe double pleasure meeting Mir. and Mrs. Stree. a.7 erio~i9T cards and dancing aa,iI hate hour
 A number Of vou~E paop gathered at tae residence # Dr. and #rs. ?. G.. e-ttor last evening and enjoyed .
 pleasant en.cra.-maul ia honor Of. Miss Mary Cotter, wuo will leave il few days for her home in New York.
 Kiss Cot5er has been visiting her
 brother and wife for over 2 year and has made many friends in Yuma who sincerely regret her departure.
 The public schools of Yuma closed yesterday completing term of eight months, two months short of the
 original intention of the beard. IL is
 to be regretted that the term could
 not be completed, as the school in all
 it's branches has been @ most success
 ful one, aud remarkable progress has been made under the management of Prof. Ostrom and his able assistants.
 Prof Ostrom, accompanied by his family will leave for California to-
 morrow, where he will follow bis profession. The professor is capable educator of wide experience and the SENTINEL wishes him success.
 Cigars, cigaretts and tobacco 6 fuI. line at Cotter's Drug Store. Capt. J.H Barbour, A. E. Mutt, Roscoe Howard and Thos. |. Eilsbee, Of San Diego, arrived last Saturday, canning overland on an exploring trip of the desert between here an San Diego. They were three weeks on the zoe" er5 ua.ea ta5r--e, lufeslga- -.-- .l.sra..ao.e irrt-arlug schemes tes=e. .# the .a sr5s west ot the Colorado ure.. .au-maa. a. t. - n~r -... committee and le r=-- ..-....... 7.-. ..e pro- ,-a., .a. ,,.,,,s ,le loa. A.4 Uo built in a sho.t time. The party was much pleased with the trip and left l for home Monday morning, carrying
 with t15m an abundaace of evidence
 to enlist capital in railroad and IT, rigating projects.
 Yesterday afternoon Citizen Member
 Barker Of the board 2f coutr0l and his little son were locking at the nowly painted court house. MT. Barker cas-
 uaIly wondered if the deep red coIor-' ing was a Enality. "Oh, yes, said the boy. Ut is painted red like that be- cause 1t shows that lots of blood will come in the war with spain" Along further down the street they stopped at a store window in which were ex- hibiied pictures of our werships. Looking iatently at the representation of the Maine, tue youDgstar said wish feeling: "Oh, how I wish they'd send some torpedoes over there and blow up some Spain ships" That boy will be q fighter when he is of size and ago.-Photair Repa5lica1.