The Arizona sentinel., 1901-08-28
Try aHld soda st Shorey's.

at I1OJSl GdUuOllO OIlIS week.
 When you buy at Shorey's you know the goods you buy are fresh, as no old goods are carried in stock.
 Y. Anderson of Tucson is registered at Hotel Gandolfo.
 DIV. Kitchen of Bloomsberg, Pa. was 8 guest of Hotel Gandolfo this week.
 Almonds, walnuts and peanuts right fresh at Shorey's.
 Edwin Mayes of Hanlon's has been stopping for some days at Hotel Gan dOlfo.
 Jas. Meadows and family have re- turned from the coast and are register cd at Hotel GandolfO.
 Fresh cookies and crackers at Shorey's.
 Miss Lillian Sherman, sister of Mrs. ". F. Marvin, returned last night from three weeks outing at the sea- shore.
 Ben Heyl, the head grocery clerk at Sanguinetti's made a quick trip to Castle Dome last week.
 Frank Norton, the Ogilby stage man, was in town the first of the week on a visit to his family.
 Ed Riley left Sunday evening for San Diego to continue his studies in the San Diego business college.
 Edward and Henry Reese, the ma sons, went to Los Angeles last week and will work at their trade in that city fer the next few weeks.
 Father Durrand returned Saturday e7ening after short recreating visit, fer the benefit of his health, to Los Angeles. The change of climate was leneticial, but the worthy Father is still far from being well.
 Trainmaster R. J. Duncan is report ed by the Tucson Citizen as ''able to he back in his office at the s. P. depot after an attack of bronchitia.' ''
 County Recorder C. P. Cronin and Mrs. CrOnin have returned from a 30- days vacation at the coast.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Stoifela came home from Los Angeles last Friday.
 Postmaster Chandler has had forty additional lock boxes put in the office this week. The work was done by A. E. Fleitz
 Mrs. C. T. Ainsworth and two daughters arrived at Hotel Gandolfo last Friday. They came to visit MT. hinsworth, who holds position at the penitentiary.
 James Mclean and wife, of Hope, lahO. have been at Hotel Gandolfo fer some days. MT. Mclean is sufferer from rheumatism and hopes to find re- lief in onr warm climate. Capt. J. H. Godfrey was out of town few days last week, having made a trip to Fortuna and later to Tucson.
 Farming lands, town property, resi- dences and all kinds of real estate bought, sold and rented by the Yuma Title Abstract Company, Bank of Yuma building, Second street.
 Samuel H. King sold his farm in Yuma valley this week to Mir. T. A. White of Tucson, the gentleman who bought out the Yuma transfer business. The sale of the King farm was made through the Yuma Title Abstract Com pany, the consideration being $3,000.
 Henry Randolph, well-llnown min- ing man returned last night from Los Angeles, where he has been for two or three months. Henry has grown feshy and proposes to go to work now and train down to fighting weight.
 Judge H. C. Davis went to Castle Dome the first of the week to look after some litigation involving mining prop eTty in that locality.
 Dr. Bailey for several days has been suffering from the after effects of vel low fever, which dread malady many years ago in South America came near sSafting him to the Great Beyond. We hope to soon see the genial doctor around again.
 Thomas Strattcn, the Yuma black smith, who went to Nome two or three months ago, has returned from the far north, and is now at San Diego. for which city his wife left on this morn fng's train. Both will return to Yuma in few days.
 We regret to learn that our young lawyer friend, MT. D. F. Davis, has been confined to his room with a ser ious attack of tonsilitis. He is now i'm proving, however, and hopes to be around again in day or two. ..
 w. O. Huson and wife returned from Nome last night. Mr. HusOn says that C. L. Brown, ex-District Attorney, also came back from the north but stopped of at Los Angeles. Mr. Huson says that the Nome country is mo good, '' and there are several others up there from Yuma who will be bone soon.