The Arizona sentinel., 1901-09-25
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were guests of Hotel Gandolfo Sunday.
 The Spanish supper last night was quite profitable venture, netting the Catholic society Sll0.
 Capt Polhamus will leave for South ern California on a business trip tOmor- morning.
 w. E. Marvin and wife returned from the coast on Friday nights train, both much refreshed by their vacation.
 H. Greer and family of Los Angeles arrived at Hotel GandolfosSunday, and intend to make Yuma valley their fu- ture home,
 Hon. John Dean. Dan Devore and Mrs. Joe Golden were representatives from Fortuna to the Mexican celebra- tion on Monday.
 Capt. Yocum and his daughter, Mrs. De Long, are back from California and have returned to their home at Somer- ton, in Yuma valley.
 L. B. Clark, the well-known Gila valley rancher, was in Yuma last week. AIr Clark is one of the best ranchers on the Gila-which accounts for his be- ing one of the most prosperous.
 Mrs. John GandOlfo and her two youngest sons arrived on Sunday nights train from Los Angeles, and Don Juan is correspondingly happy.
 The many friends of the old veteran, Walter O'Brien, are pleased to see him in Yuma again. He is over eighty, and looks as young as he did twenty years ago.
 Billy" Dunne of the Wlg-Wam has recently added to his resort billiard hnd pool tables, and as these are the only ones in town they ought to add materially to the Wig-Wam's income.
 J. w Crowley has been appointed agent in Yuma county for the. Occi- dental Publishing Company of Oak land, Cal, one of the best known book firms on the Pacific coast.
 J. Fred Nottbush, the merchant prince of Palomas, Gila valley, was in town Monday. Fred has host of friends in Yuma who are always glad 10 meet him.
 Ex-Sheriff Ward returned Sunday night from three-months visit in Cal ifornia. His health is fully restored, and he has resumed his old position as guard at the territorial prison.
 Captain Alphonso B. Smith left fer Los Angeles Tuesday morning on busi- ness in connection winh the building of new steamers for the Mexican-COloradO Navigation Company for use on the Colorado river.
 Married. by Judge Frank. on Monday, September g, J. F. McPherson aud Mrs. Florence Marques, both of Los Angeles. This is the handsOmest cOu- pie Judge Frank has had the pleasure of marrying for long time.
 The school board has selected the fifth and final teacher for the Yuma public schools in the person of Miss Margaret Harrington. Miss Herring ton taught last term at Palomas and gave excellent satisfaction.
 Our old friend Judge Bradshaw has returned from a summers outing at Long Beach and is stopping at Hotel Gandolfo. The judge will leave next week for Tyson's Wells, where he is interested in some very valuable min ing property.
 Mir. J. J. Bowen, superintendent of the Mohawk canal, has just returned from three months visit in California, and will at once put a large force of men at work on the canal to put it into first-class condition. He left for Mo- hawk last evening.
 United States States Senator Petit grew of South Dakota will arrive in Yuma on the east-bound train tonight. Apartments have been reserved for the senator at Hotel Gandolfo. Senator I6Dl1RTth lS llUGE0Sl6u NlIu OSIldJtI Dorsey and others in mining property at Picacho.
 Mir. J. Vance Lewis of Washington, D. C., arrived in Yuma last week on visit to his sons, Charles and Will Lew . is, who own ranches in Yuma valley. Mrs. Lewis and daughter are also here and all are quartered at Hotel GandOl- fo. They will remain in the valley two weeks.
 Mime. Rena, the sweet singer at The Ruby, has returned from her summers vacation, spent in San Francisco. Mime. Rena is one of the most accom- plished singers and musicians in Yuma, and is an attraction at The Ruby that cannot be resisted by lovers of good music.
 Mir. w. H. Dresser, formerly of Bowie, arrived in Yuma Thursday night and has entered upon his duties as agent for the Southern Pacific com pany, which position he filled here four years ago. Mr. Dresser was very pop ular with the patrons of the road, and his return to his old position will be very gratifying to all concerned. The Sentinel extends to Mr. Dresser a