The Arizona sentinel., 1901-02-13
Mrs. Louie Jaeger was visiting

visit last Tuesday.
 The Ideal Fountain Pen. Cotter's Drug Store.
 Pure Mexican Cigars, finest made COtter's Drug Store.
 'When KnighthoOd Was in Flower" Janice Meredith and the Grip of Honor" at Cotter's Drug Store.
 The Yuma fire department will give an exhibition parade and drill on the 22nd, Washington's birthday, and in the evening will give grand ball at Elks- hall, to which everybody is in- vited
 Cash NJ. Smith was made happy by the return ci his wife last Thursday from California, where she had been visiting relatives.
 Mir. Lamar O. Pendall and Mrs. Laura A. Avery, both well and favora- bly known in Yuma, were married at Picacho on January 3lst.
 MT. R. P. H. Laney returned from Les Angeles on Thursday evenings train. Mrs. Laney and the new baby boy accompanied him.
 Mrs. R. B. Kelley, of Tucson, has been in Yuma the past week, visiting her friend, Mrs. M. C. Levy. Mrs. Kelley was a resident of Yuma in early days. her husband having been U. $. customs officer here in the '70s.
 Johnny Rimpau has a handsomely decorated window in his store-the handiwork of an artist in window dressing.
 Assistant Chief Clerk of the house, Mulford Winsor, and Watchman 5. B. Hinds came down from Phoenix Satur- day morning and returned Sunday night.
 Supervisor Meeden has had a second attack of the grippe and has been con- fined to his bed for thirteen days. but we are pleased to know he is now con- valescent and will soon be around again.
 Go to Geo. Paxton's store and get all kinds of fruit, vegetables, cigars, to- bacco, bread, cakes, pies. etc. Quick sales and small profits is my motto.
 Supervisor J. C. De Witt was in town this week from his ranch. Mr. De- Witt says since the big rains is the first time since he has been resident of the valley when the farmers were not ''kicking'' for more water"
 Matt. Perry, of Gila City, was in Yuma Friday seeking bondsmen for a mail contract from Monitor to Dome. Matt. found no difficulty in securing bondsmen, as any one who knows him would have no hesitancy in favoring him in this line.
 On Friday, February 8, the steam boat Retta was engaged by the Hon. Joseph Craig to convey party on a hunting trip. The party consisted of Hon. Joseph Craig, J. s. Craig, wife, baby and nurse. MT. and Mrs. Green and Miss Rankin. The party returned in the evening before it get chilly. A general good time was reported.
 Arbor Day, last Friday, was more generally observed in Yuma than ever ever before. The public schools held special exercises, talks were made by the teachers, who explained the bene- ficial effects Of the observance of the day, after which tree planting on the school grounds was the order of the day. Hundreds of trees were set out in other parts of the town.
 Captain Polhamus managed to get to Yuma Monday night from the Needles, having been on the road from there since Thursday. He came by way of Los Angeles and he says the train he was On encountered twenty-eight wash outs between Yuma and Glamis, 60 miles west of here on the desert. He says the mountains are full of snow and prophecies very high water in the Col CradO in May or June.
 P. B. Hodges, proprietor of the Yu- ma Meat Market, Yuma, Arizona, and Of the Kofa Meat Market, located at the King of Arizona Mine, is here on business. Mr. H. sends out two cars of alfalfa-fed valley cattle-one to his Yu- ma market and the other to his Kofa meat market at~the King of Arizona. AIr. Hodges intends from this time forth to purchase all his cattle in this vicinity, and cattle raisers would do well to bear this in mind and cOmmu- nicate with him.-Tempe News.
 G. G. Man.ano and Francesca R. Miramian, Mexican custom house off cials from Tia Juana. Lower California, arrived in Ynma Thursday and on Fri day took the steamer Retta for the head of the Imperial canal, thence down the canal F miles to the company store. After inspecting the work and sur roundings the party returned to Yuma. They were much pleased with the sat isfactorv manner in which the work was progressing and speak in the high est terms of the management of Col. Geo. CLGIey.