The Arizona sentinel., 1906-08-22

Mrs. A. M. t0ScGf, MlJu hCl HUN pirl. returned Sunday from few weeks visit in California.
 See Gandolfos about your groceries They handle the most complete and up to date stock in town.
 Rev. Vandermaessen. pastor of the Catholic church, returned Tuesday from a short vacation, spent ih Los Angeles. The Yuma Ice Co. s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled water is used in its manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 Immigration Inspector Griffith has been transferred to Nogales, and left for the border town Tuesday.
 ONE THOUSAND MEN WANTED at the OLD PLANTATION.
 Mrs. J. E. Devine left with her child ern yesterday for Tucson to join her husband. They will make their per manent home in the old pueblo.
 Come and see our new line of per fumery, toilet articles and proper ations-best that can De secured Ketcherside Drug Co.
 Judge Burt Dunlap and K. A. Mc- Pherson returned from Los Angeles last right.
 At,. Vim. Sullivan arrived in Yuma Sunday night from Kansas City. Mrs. Sullivan, nee Artenlisa Molina, has been here visiting with the home folks for several weeks.
 AIessrs Johnson x Bowles have recent ly rearrahged the shelving and made other alterations and improvements in their store. adding to the convenience in handling and attractiveness Of their different lines.
 Will Riley, trusted emplote of the First Nationial Bark Of Clifton, arrived in Yuma last week on visit to rela- lives.
 T. A. Jordan has announced his can- didacy for the position of supervisor. "Dad'' Jordan, as he is familiarly called is 8 democrat of the o.d school, and 8 respected old-tiricr. who vii! make his republican opponent hustle to beNt him at the polls.
 Frank Holmes (colored) was given s.ten dollars or ten days'' by Justice Redondo last Monday for stealing S2 0t out of hand bag at Hodges saloon. The money belonged 10 Lilly Warren, the piano player. Holmes denied the charges, but the girls statement had ttee greatest weight with the justice, who gave the celored gentleman his potion.
 A saloon which had been established convenient to the intake works below the line. has been locked up by order of the governor of Lower California Five rurales have been stationed al Algofones to circumvent any further attempts to bring intoxicantS into the the neighborhOol.
 The 200 or more passengers, whos' enforced stay in Yuma for three day gave them a chance to test the climate did not think it so intolerably warm after all. They all seemed to enjoy il immensely, and some had their in terest and curiosity around to the ex tent that they will come back some time and stay longer One of th' mysteries 10 these eastcrhers, was hoy it could rain so Hike thunder" in country where it never rains.
 The dance given in honor of tn militia company Friday night was quit a social event notwithstanding tn storm, which doubtless kept many iron attending Refreshments were serve by lady friends Of the militiamen, an all h;d merry time. Thirty-fiv couples participated.
 Mrs. J. I. Toler and daughter lei Saturday for Paloverde to join he husband, who has been there for som time, having charge Of the Fran Murphy ranch.
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