The Arizona sentinel., 1905-08-30

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 k J. M Wadin has returned from a sOjourn at the coast resorts, and is
 much improved in health.
 Sick, sicker, sickest. Another sixty six and then you are we'll and happy; for calIPhone 66 and Alexander & Go. prices and prompt attention for any thing that you want will be attended to- aud you will have no more com plaint.
 Col. Charles Balance has returned from the coast, where he spent the pasa ten days.
 Did you hear that great crash the other day? It was d family breaking up their old crockery and preparing to lay in a new and superior supply at Alexander & Co. who are headquarters for everything in crockery, tiuware, glassware. etc:
 Master Mechanic White, of the J. G. White Company, arrived at the dam Silc oulIudy 1nOfulHS. l A new line of school shoes for girls and boys at right prices st the New York store.
 Nlr. l.. NJ. Lawson, of the U. s. Geo. logical survey returned last week from Northern California, where he was stationed til Summer. Don't fail to get our prices on shoes before you buy. you get the right styles at right prices at the New York store. Last Sunday q large party of young people enjoyed an excursioh ofi the "Searchlight, to the Lagupa dafasfte. off on all the ladies and mens OK lords in Tan and Champagne color for the next 10 days at the New York store
 After vacation of two weeks, spent in Los Angeles, Mr. Ferry Quinn has returned to Yuma.
 See Johnson 6 Bowles about dishes given away with cash purchases.
 The friends of MissNannie Sexsmith will be glad to learn that she is rapidly Y recovering from an attack of typhoid fever, in Los Angeles. The Yuma Ice Co. s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled water is used in it's manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 Miss Mamie Donaldson has returned from Los Angeles, where she spent the summer with friends. The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold: Try it.
 Mir and Mrs. W. W. Woodman has moved to their ranch in Yuma valley.
 Robert D. Luce left last Friday fhorn- ing for the coast for a few weeks vaca- tion.
 Mr. Mike Levy returned from Los Angeles on Monday after vacation of two weeks.
 Capt. Isaac Po1hamus left yesterday morning for the coast, where he will stay for three or four weeks.
 Mr. Horace Dunlap writes from Long Beach that lie and his family gre en- toying 6hemsel7es at the beach.
 Mrs Willis Reliance arrived from Los Angeles Sunday night and will spend week in the valley.
 Mir. R. T. Barr, who was formerly roadmaster of the Yufha-Gfla Bend di- visi6nj is in charge of She track work through She SaHtor basin.
 At recent meeting of the militia, Mir. John Ketcherside was elected Lfeuteh$rt. This election is approved by eTefy6he, as John is popular with aFl Of the Boys.
 Quite d number of Southern Pacific conductors have been lon the carpet" within tie past two weeks. The cause, or the result, have not been made public.
 E. E. Shepherd, representing the Gazetteer Publishing Co.,; of Denver, Colo, was in Yuma this week. col lecting date for the Arizona Business Directory, which will be published by his company.
 One thing that Yuma can boast of is-the finest bread in Arizona. The Yuma Bakery now has baker who can't be excelled. Drop in and find out for yourself.
 Winfield Scott Funkhouser and Etta May Halterman of Los Angeles, ar rived in Yuma Tuesday evening, and were married by Judge Redondo on Wednesday morning.
 w. D. Smith, government hydrogra- pher at Yuma, has returned from vacation spent at the coast, and has resumed his daily measurements of the flow of the Colorado.
 A H1dQ WIlO SCdrUS OuG GO felOru GHo world should not forget for one little moment that he is human, and there fore liable to need a reform doctor on his own case at any time.
 Mr.. L. w. Alexander and family have moved into their cottage on Orange avenue, which has lately been remodeled. The sidewalk is about com pleted, and is great addition to the place.