The Arizona sentinel., 1907-08-28


 CT, Joe Thomas.
 Harry Brownstetter of the New York Department Store is now at Niagara Falls.
 john r. Parker fled on E claims in the Plomosa district last week. They are copper-gold properties.
 r. G. Havens spent Sunday here from Fl Centro. Formerly he was editor of the Imperial Valley Press.
 Mrs. A. F. White left today for San I}ernardino where her son, Arthur, will enter business college.
 Miss Nellie White, daughter of NIT. and Mrs. A. F. White, will enter the Tempe Normal this year.
 Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Piper, of the Indian school staff of teachers, have returned from their vacations.
 A. C. Gerrie. formerly of this place, is now at MaricOpa where he is work ing for the railroad company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Jacobs are stop ping at the Bondesson residence while the Rondessons are on the coast.
 Friday witnessed the beginning of operations by the new Alpha Steam laundry. First and Main streets.
 Immigration Inspector ". X. Brazie took three Japanese to Los Angeles Sunday and returned Monday.
 Mir. Van Sfcklen, a prison guard, has returned from the coast and Charles H0l5orn is now taking his vacation.
 Dr. and Mrs. |. X. Ketcherside have returned from their visit of two months in New York and other eastern cities.
 Attorney Henry Wuppermau has re- turned from Los Angeles, and to all ap- pearances his afflicted foot $ aluost well
 w. B. Gilman, 8 local switchman underwent an operation recently at an Oakland hospital and is recovering nicely.
 A. A. Anderson, sheriff of Graham county, was down last week to inter view a prisoner on the hill about case in which the prisoner is to be 6 witness.
 Arturo Rodriguez is the name of the Mexican killed at Sentinel several days ago by falling under the wheels of freight.
 J. Nj. Hess has gone to New York on professional business. He goes from thefe to Chicago and will return to Yuma in November.
 Burt L. NunnalEey and family have gone to the coast from the Woodman ranch, but will return few weeks hence.
 The Commmercial Club met Satur- day night to name delegates to the Ma ticnal Irrigation Congress at Sacra- mento September ,. E. F. Sanguinetti and ". H. Lyon were appointed.
 J. E. budy of the Irrigation, Land and Improvement Company has gone to Sacramento to be present at the ses- sion of the National Irrigation Con- gross, Sept. 2-1.
 The estate oF J. H. Carpenter, Attor- ney t'rak Baxter, administrator, will be closed by Judge Joe Godfrey Septem- Der 5.
 An attempt to burglarize the suite of NEr. and Mrs. w. H. Shorey, at the MOntezpna, was made last Thursday night, but was frustrated by neighborS who saw the pilferers and gave pursuit.
 As September 1 this year is Sunday and as the Monday following is labor day and legal holiday the city coun- cil will not meet until the evening of Tuesday, the 3d.
 J. X. Townsend, ycung man here from Georgia for the benefit of his health, died ct his temporary home in West Yuma Saturday afternoon. He was sufferer from tuberculosis.
 Arizonans on the coast September F and l3 will have a jolly reunion at os Angeles. 1t is the second annual blow out of the Hassayampers who form the Arizona association.
 Prof. Ira C. Beaver, of the Indian school, is back from a big western trip. He was at San Francisco, San Diego and other coast points for several days.
 Norman Griffin is visiting his grand parents, having been brought to Yuma from Nogales by his father, A. Griffin, .Ir.. an immigration inspector.
 Miss Iva Butler and Miss Maud De- morest, of Bisbee, have spent a week with the Rev. and Mrs. Williamson at their home near the Valley Baptist ebBycb,