The Arizona sentinel., 1908-08-12

coast Saturday.
 Sheriff Gus Livingston made a trip to Phoenix last week.
 Stephen Gandolfo has gone to Los Angeles to visit his parents.
 Dr. and Mrs Thos. J. Pugh have gone to the coast for a short vacation.
 Henry Levy has been deputized to register voters in this precinct.
 Mrs. o. A. Wadin and child left for a>visit to the coast last Thursday.
 T. A. White has sold to John Stoffela three lots in Whites addition for $45O.
 Miss Amelia Lopez has returned from summer vacation at the coast.
 Mrs. Georgia Gull was appointed dep- uty district clerk by Chas. Utting yes terday.
 Miss Grace Fredley and her sister, Mrs. J. F, Devine, have gone to Los Angeles for visit.
 A bright-eyed baby boy arrived at the home of B. F. Hodges, in Los Angeles last Friday.
 Frank G. Townsend is proud over the advent of fine bahy boy at his house last Thursday.
 The wife and child of Councilman w. k. Peterson have gone to the coast for d vacation.
 Miss Annie c. Eagan, superintendent of Fort Yuma Indian School, has re- turned from Los Angeles.
 Alonzo Hubbell of pache seems to be in the lead for the republican nomi nation for delegate to congress.
 The wife and daughter of John I. Toler returned last week from Los Angeles, where they spent several Fweeks' vacation.
 w. H. Crute of Stockton, Cal, is here Investigating land and values, with the view of investing and making his home in the valley.
 J. Nisch who recently bought land in Yuma valley, returned 60 California Thursday last, but will be back here in the fall to stay.
 Dr. J. A. Ketcherside has turned over his practice and professional busi- ness in Yura to Dr. A. B. 'rhach of Nashville. Tennessee, who arrived on Ng. 10 Friday night.
 Dave Inman, manager of the Western Union office in Yuma, returned from New Mexico last Friday morning, after a short vacation, most of which was spent with his sick and as ed father.
 Mr. l.. Fontana and wife came home from Los Angeles last Friday. having spent pleasant vacation al coast re- sorts. Mir. Fontana is preparing to open an exclusive shoe store in the old Toggery room on Main street.
 Harry BrOwnstetter of the New York Department Store, has joined his wife at Ocean Park. After few days va cation he will visit eastern cities to buy goods for his Yuma store, and will be accompanied by Mir. Korrick of Phoenix
 4 number of deaths from drinking wood alcohol are reported among the Indians in Mexico, near MexiCaln, where the Mexican dives are permitted to deal out the stuff Wood alcohol is a rank and deadly poison. No one should be so ignorant as to not, be aware of this fact.
 Misses Marcia and Edith Townsend | returned last week from the coast, where they had most enjoyable summer va- cation. Their father. O. r. Townsend, also came home from Los Angeles, in ! fine health, but will return to the coast again tbis week, and remain until the : middle of September
 Jane Addams is said to have larger , constituency than any college president in the world, Nine thousand men, women and children go to Hull House to study various useful arts, literature, philosophy and political economy. Miss Addams is all earnest advocate of woman's enfranchisement.
 It is reported that Prank P. Sargent, Commissioner General of Immigration, will probably resign, owing to friction with superior officers over the enforce ment of the immigration ~1aws. Mir. Sargent was formerly foreman of the $. P. round house at Yuma. and is pleasantly remembered by many friends
 An old negro known as George, died at the secondhand store of H. w.. Washington on First street last Friday. He entered the store, when he com plained or feeling ill, and asked for d place to lie down. After rest he con cluded he was enough better to go, but on attempting, to dress, he seemed to. swoon and fell back on the cot and died in few minutes. Death was due to heart failure.