The Arizona sentinel., 1901-07-24

and Light company on Main street. = The little steamer Retta returned from trip to Ehrenberg Tuesday with load of ore and several passengers.
 Dr. Yemen. the dentist, is visiting Hedges Gal. this week in the interest of his profession.
 Delightfully."- refreshing cold drinks, made from pare fruit syrups, at Shorey's.
 Fresh walnuts and almonds, just ar rived, at Shorey'S. Miss Jennie Sanguinetti has gone to San Fra ncisco to spend the remainder cf the summer.
 F. L. Ewing returned from San Fran cisco the first of the week. Mrs. Ewing will remain at the coast during the summer.
 Mrs. NJ. C. Levy has again returned to Santa Monica, where she will remain until cool weather.
 Mrs. l.. w. Alexander of Kofa and Miss Gertrude Priest Of Yuma left on Fridays train for Santa Monica.
 Col. Balance returned Friday night from a pleasure trip to Santa Monica and Coronado Beach.
 w. D. Luce. the Castle Dome mining ;,, V,.r,o and is registered at the 5. r. hotel.
 MT. and Mrs. A. C. Stannard and Mir. L. 4. Stanchfeld arrived from Fortuna Tuesday and will spend few days here visiting friends.
 Harry Balance, son Of Col. Balance. one of the big ranchers of the Yuma valley, was guest of Hotel GandClfo last week.
 F.. H. Green, a prominent citizen Of Southern California, was Ut Hote! Can dolfo Saturday.
 Married. Saturday. July 20, by Judge Frank, Allen B. Timmons and Clarissa \. Scott. both of Les Angeles.
 
 Hon. Johnny Doan was in town from Fortuna last week on q business trip.
 Geo. Doyle came down from Ehren- berg Saturday. George has been dO- ing some carpenter work at Ekrenber~ fjr the Arizona Giant Copper company.
 Mrs. L. C. Stahl, Mrs. J. Nj. Alvara- do. Jr.. and the Misses Townsend are home again after short visit to the scashore.
 David Balsz, proprietor of the Cold Storage Meat Market, paid Phoenix business trip the latter part Of last week.
 P. $. Ramirez. enc of Yuma's mer- chants, left Saturday night On visit to his family in Florence, Ariz. His wife is quite i'll.
 s. B. Reese, mason and contractor, returned from Prescott, the first Of the week, where he has spent several months working at his trade.
 Mrs. Dolores Ortiz's handsome five room cottage on First avenue is now completed and ready for occupancy. The cottage was built by Contractor and Builder Johnson.
 John Hemphill arrived at Hotel Gan dolfo Sunday. He comes to invest and locate in the valley.
 George Heysea of Philadelphia was guest of Hotel Gandolfo this week. He drove through the valley and was much pleased with the outlook.
 Mrs. Frank Norton and children came in from Hedges mining camp Thursday evening and is stopping with her mother, Mrs. EspinOza.
 Captain Friant of the steamer Retta left Yuma on Monday mornings train for Los Angeles, where he will join his wife for several weeks vacation on the coast.
 J. Dillon, who has been employed at the round house here. was taken ill a few days ago, and was taken to the company's hospital at Tucson Tuesday m5rning for treatment.
 Miss Nellie White. who recently graduated from the San Diego Business College, is now in the employ of the Yuma Meat Market as book-keeper and cashier. Miss White is the ac- complished daughter of 4. F. White of Yuma valley.
 We understand that Mike Nugent, who has been conducting the store at the King of Arizona, has severed bis connection with the camp, and that from the first of August the store will be operated by the mining company.
 Deacon Devine of the Sun went up to the Pothoies again last week to see what the big dredger is doing. The dredger is now blowing through bank Of very tough blue clay, and its pro- gress is necessarily slow. Deacon says it is d hard proposition; but thinks the god or gold Till be reached in d few weeks.