The Arizona sentinel., 1907-05-08
Southern Pacific Train Schedule.

EdGie Hodges has gone to Phoenix to buy beef cattle for the Hodges mar ket.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks arc sold. Try it.
 John Wadin has the contract for the erection of dwelling house for At torney J. NJ. Hess on the mesa.
 Dr. Reeds famous Cushion Sole shoes at The Hub.
 Attorney Wupperman has returned from Agua Caliente, where he spent 8 couple of weeks in the interest of his health, which is much improved.
 Suits made to order and satisfaction guaranteed at the Hub.
 O. c. Johnson, of the firm of.Johnsom & liowles, went to los Angeles Satur- day to take in the Shriners and fiesta.
 The new Hawes stiff and soft hats all styles-at S3.O0, at The Hub.
 Newt. Parks, the plumbe went to Los Angeles Saturday and will remain to take in the fiesta.
 Come and see our new line Of per- fumery, toilet articles and proper ations-best that can oe secured. Ketcherside Drug Co.
 Mrs !. H. Shanssey and Miss LeIah Balsz returned Monday night from Agua Caliente.
 An elegant line of white and fancy vests are being shown at The Hub.
 Captain Meeder left Monday night for Palomas, Mohawk, KQfa and the Gila valley on an assessment tour.
 E. Trautman leit for Los Angeles Sund " night to attend meeting of the Southern California Optometry As sCciation.
 Harry Browustetter Of the New York Department Store left for Los Angeles last night on trip combining business with pleasure.
 Harry Morris has gone to Los An geles to take in the festivities of the Fiesta and the Burns-O' Brien battle for the heavyweight championship.
 City Marshal Bob Anderson and his daughter are rusticating at the De Spain ranch in the valley, and Robert is reported to be recovering his health rapidly.
 Judge George ". Norton was down from Mohawk yesterday, returning on the evening train. He says the Cila floods have subsided and that the river is again fordable.
 A gay party of Yuma bellies enjoyed picnic at Laguna last Sunday. The party consisted of Misses Lizzie Frank, May Carska, Carmen COntreras, Sara Compps and Sara Martinez
 The two daily papers of Yuma are showing decided signs of prosperity both tbe Sun and the Examiner came out Monday in an enlarged form, hay ing five columns to the page instead of four.
 District Clerk Utting. Mrs. Utting and Master Charles arrived from PhOe- nix Saturday. Mr. Utting returned from Tucson by way of Phoenix, hay ing attended L. $. court at the Old Pueblo.
 Miss Jennie Polhamus and her broth CT, Isaac, left Monday for Los Angeles Miss Jennie 10 visit her brother Albert. city ticket agent for the South ern Pacific Company, and Isaac to enter upon commercial course Of instruc- tion in the Los Angeles Business Col lege.
 Robert Tapia returned yesterday from the Copper Mountain district, where he has located some claims ad- joining the Marvin strike. He is very enthusiastic over the Marvin claims, as well as his own, and says they have surely found bonanZI-or rather, two b0nanZas.
 Mrs Wm. Neahr, left for Riverside last Saturday in response to a telegram which briefly told of the death of her nephew, Renulfo tomO, and of the se- rious illness of her sister, Mrs. Yasabel Romo. Reulfo ROmo was well and ia vorably known in Yuma, having form erly been in the employ of E. F. San guinetti.