The Arizona sentinel., 1901-09-04
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week from Los Angeles, where she has ben enjoying her summer vacation.
 It is said by persons familiar with tho growth and culture Of the English walnut that Yuma valley would be an ideal place for the production of this excellent nut.
 The genial barber, 4. \. SIaines. re- turned last night from an extended visit to his old home, New York City, and other points east, including Buffa- To and the exposition.
 Jack Dunne, nroprietor of the Ruby, returned last night from California with his family. This is the first time enc of the family has seen Yuma. and his name is Joseph.
 Harry Clark came in on last nights train from California. where he has been on vacation.
 Harry Inm&n, night operator at this point, has returned from his vacation and is on duty again.
 Miss \. E. Lyons has returned from her summer vacation at Los Angeles and is again at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Dan Devore of Fortuna was a guest Of Hotel Gandolfo Saturday and Sun day.
 o. F. Taber Of San Francisco is 6 guest of Hotel Gandolfo.
 Chas. B. Servantes of Soinayta, Mex. is registered at Hotel GandOlfo.
 F. A. Meyers and family of Tysons have returned from their summer vaca- ticn at Long Beach and are stopping at Hotel Gandclfo.
 Mrs. E. w. Mcdaniel and daughters Of Gila City were guests Of Hotel Gan dolfo, Monday.
 C. ". McCaulley. the hctel man from Flowing Wells, is registered ct ECt6l Gandolfo.
 F. M Rawlins and wife have re- turned to Yuma and are stepping at Hotel Gandolfo.
 Mrs. NJ. B. Clark Of Los Angeles is 8 guest of Hotel GandolfO. She came to take the teachers examination for the school at Mohawk.
 Geo. Paxton has received the grati- lying intelligence from his wife, who recently went to San Diego, that she is improving in health quite rapidly.
 Mr. k. F. Sanguinetti has added to his establishment millinery depart ment and has placed in charge of it Miss Lillian Sherman, who until quite recently conducted millinery store on Madison avenue.
 Geo. Miles was up from his ranch in Ynma valley yesterday.
 Assistant Supt. Ira P. Smith Of the territorial prison returned last week from a two-weekS' vacation spent in Los Angeles and other coast resorts.
 Attorney Pierce Evans returned Sun day night from Los Angeles, where he has been for several weeks.
 Dr. Moller leaves for Los Angeles tonight, fer short vacation.
 Mir. F. L. Ewing and wife came Eome from California last Saturday night.
 W. E. Lynch one of Yums county's most prosperous farmers, has returned from a visit to the seashore.
 Miss Clara Macia left with her aunt, Mrs. H. C. Davis, on Thursday nights >...rain for Tempe, where she will enter 9he normal school.
 Frank Townsend, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent in Yuma, returned Saturday night from San Francisco, having been enjoying the sea breezes and city life for two weeks. Frank had a good time, of course.
 Frank Jordan left for Por-Ora Mon- day morning fer few days vacation, when he will return, bringing wife and baby. Mrs. Jordan has been visiting in Pomona during the summer.
 Rev. J. A. Crouch and family came in on Monday nights train from Cali fornia, where they have been enjoying the sea breezes fer short time.
 Mrs. $. w. Hackett and her little daughter returned Monday from Los Angeles.
 Fred Vessel, the Laguna merchant. was in town Monday after supplies. 
 NJ. F. Hively. who has been yard foreman at this point for the past year, left for Tucson Monday night, and will not return, as he has been transferred to Nogales.
 The board of supervisors adjourned last Thursday to meet again on Sep tember l7th.
 MT. and Mrs. Capt. Meeden will leave this evening OF an extended rec reating trip to Los Angeles and its sur rounding seaside resorts.
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 ITS. George Tally returned last week
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