The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-29

IICESS -ChdIlS EStuIuSO ouuudN uIS ub from trip to Los Angeles.
 Yellowstone and Monogram whiskies at The Ruby.
 Rabbit metal for sale at the SENTI- MEL office.
 Shorey has just received new line G1f2alston Health Foods.
 All kinds of commercial printing done in correct style at the SENTINEL office.
 Cotter's drug store for fine ice cream soda.
 WI Stevens, agent of the Los An geles building and loan association, is at Hotel 'Gandolfo.
 Disinfect and avoid fever. Chloride of lime for disinfecting, at Cotter's drug store.
 Welter Cunningham of Austin, Tex as, is in Yuma visiting his brother.
 Pure fruit juice soda water-not ex- tracts; ice cream, not frozen milk and eggs-at Cotter's drug store.
 John and Pinoclando, sons of Althee Modesti, are here on vacation from St. Vincent's College, Los Angeles.
 R. P. H. Laney has purchased the Burr property on First avenue and will make it his home for the future.
 Donald Mcintyre returned Sunday from Tucson, having gone there on business connected with the A. O. U. w. lodge.
 Dan Devore was in town Saturday, preparing his papers for making final proof on his homestead in the Colorado valley.
 Frank and Waiter Webster of the Colorsdo valley were in Yuma Sunday. They report the farmers busy cutting alfalfa.
 If you have real estate or canal stock for sale, call and see C. D. Baker, real estate agent, Hotel GandolfO office.
 J.T. Jones and Minnie E. GOryard of Ventura, Cal, were married ill the rarlors of Hotel GandolfO Sunday evening by Probate Judge Frank.
 Mel Greenleaf has returned from the Gila oil regions, where he has been for the past two weeks making land lc- cations.
 Mrs. ''Lupe" Gonder left for Kofa Sunday night after a weeks stay in Yuma.
 Mrs. Volpin and baby started fer San Francisco on Sunday nights train. They will be gone during the summer. Jasper Parvin returned to Yuma Saturday, after an absence of Cne year in California. He will resume his old position with the railroad company.
 Frank E. King, secretary of the Mexican-C Colorado Navigation company, left for Les Angeles Monday morning in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of his little boy.
 The delegation of Yuma citizens who were in attendance upon the United States court at Phoenix have all re turned home-glad to escape the sti- fling heat prevailing at the capital.
 The new town of Imperial, located on the canal of the same name, now has a government pCstOffice, and Dr. W. T. Heffernan is the postmaster.
 Herbert, the little son of Dan Con- nor, met with a serious accident last week by being thrown from horse, and having his arm broken.
 Mrs. H. D. Stevens, representing the Oil Era, Los Angeles publication, is in Yuma for the purpose of iTvestigat- ing and writing up the Yunln county oil discoveries. Mrs. Stevens is niece of MT. and Mrs. C. H. Brinley.
 Tonini the fruit man, has wonder ful vine at his store which Louie Essel- burn says is an importation from Switz- erland. Fresh cherries. are picked from it every morning. Go and see it.
 The Sentinel is under obligations tO John GandOlfo, Sr.. for a very nice cal endar, the interesting feature of which is a splendid picture of President Me Kinley Mir. Gandolfo's lad" is neatly printed on the calendar and the whole forms a very pretty souvenir.
 Ed Mayes received telegram Tues day morning calling him to the bedside of his sick wife, whose condition haC again become critical. He took the de layed train for Los Angeles Tuesday a noon.
 Arthur Saylor is a guest of Hote Gandolfo. NIr. Saylor has been resi- dent of Dos CabezaS, Arizona, for tn last two years, where he has been prac ticing attorney. He is lawyer of ac knowledged ability, and contemplate locating in Yuma.
 Miss Nellie NJ. Lyon, sister of w. H Lyon of The Exchange, is a guest u Hotel Gandolfo. Miss Lyons home i at Clinton. Mo. and she has come her, to stay during the summer, hoping tha the climate may be beneficial to he