The Arizona sentinel., 1902-10-22
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1902.

The Mccall Bazar patterns at the New York Store.
 Hon. Mike Nugent is in from Kofa looking after the political interests of his friend. Senato, Ives.
 R. 4. McPherson. deputy collector of customs at this port, has returned from his thirty-days. vacation.
 The socialists will have a meeting at Somerton on the 29th, in Cranes school house on the 3lst, and in Yuma on Sat- hrday. November lst.
 Hon. Burt Dunlap and family were registered at the GandOlfo on Saturday last. Mrs. Dunlap and the children left for Los Angeles Sunday morning.
 Mrs. W@D. Luce and Mrs. Bain- bridge, guests of the $. P hotel, made the Sentinel office very pleasant call Tuesday.
 Charles Cunningham, brother of Melton Cunningham, has returned to Yuma from Bordsburg and will-remain during the winter.
 The ladies of the Catholic church will give card party and social at Elks' hall Friday evening. October 3l, the object being to raise funds to com plete the interior of the church. Ad- mission 90 cents.
 WANTED A married man with teams to farm in the Cibola valley. Will give the right man good chance. Address Jas. E. Snow, Picacbo, Cali fornia. 50t6
 Married. by Judge Miles. on Friday, the 17th. inst, Walter Keller and Katie Martenson, both of Los Angeles.
 The official ballot in California for the coming election. as to size, will be something tremendous. The dimeE- sions are 24 by IS inches, aud it will contain l22 names. l.. W. Alexander, manager for Mike l Nugent's store at Kofa, visited in Yuma | two or three days last week, returning home Friday. c. H. Redwood and wife have been visiting in Yuma during the past week. ! Mir Redwood is book-keeper for the King of Arizona. and is very pleasant gentleman. AIr. and Mrs. Redwood ! made many friends in Yuma during their visit. Miss Josie. daughter of Mrs. Frank i Hodges and sister of Pete Hodges. is to be married on the 25th inst. to Mr. ! R. Young, a very popular gentleman. resident of Los Angeles. The Sentinel extends congratulations to the happy | couple.
 T. H. Ryan Jones. an attache of the i Fortuna mining company, was regis l tered at Hotel Gandolfo Tuesday. He left on Wednesday mornings train fer Los Aageler.
 H. Wuppernlan. socialist candidate | for councilman, left Monday night for Mohawk. Kofa and other parts of the county on a canvassing tour.
 G. w PittOck. a well-known news paper reporter, was in Yuma Monday | and attended the republican meeting | at night. representing two OF three coast papers: The Sentinel is under obligations to Mr. Pittock fer q write up of the meeting.
 
 The hall decorations for the republi- ! can meeting Monday evening were eX- tremely handsome and tasteful and | showed artistic handiwork of District Clerk John Doan and Frank Lee, head | salesman for E.. F. Sangninetti.
 H. w Blaisden, general manager of the Yuma Water and Light Company and owner of the Blaisdell Heights fruit ranch, was in town last week. He left for Nevada Saturday morning on business for the Imperial canal com pany, of which he is one of the princi= pal directors.
 Mr C. Gandolfo with bis bride and his niece. Miss Lottie Gandolfo, were | registered at the Gandolfo hotel on Wednesday last. Mr. Gandoifo is @ | resident of Ventura, Cal. and brother of our merchant. John Gandolfo.
 George E. Kohler. the wealthy capi- i talist of Tucson, left for his home Mon day evening. AIr. KOhler has been in Yuma for the past week preparing plans and specifications for his brick | block on his Main stret property be- tween First and Second. He will build i a two-story, up to date building with a frontage of 120 feet on Main street, to be used for stores and offices.
 P. P. Greer, cashier of the First Ma tional Bank of Clifton, visited in Yuma last Sunday and was entertained at dinner, together with Governor and Mrs. Brodie, at the home of Mayor R. $. Patterson. NEr. Greer is quite fa- rorably impressed with the promising future of our town and valley and may ! make some Investments here.
 Governor Brodie, accompanied by i his wife and son. arrived in Yuma Sat | urday morning. IL was the governors | intention to remain here for two CT three days but business of importance called him away. He left Sunday night i for Tucson
 Some of our exchanges haze been telling of the wonderful beauties of the 1 eclinse of fine rloon Inst FridaY night.