The Arizona sentinel., 1908-04-01

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Mrs. C. D. Baker was called to Los
Angeles last week by the serious illness
of her sister, Miss Nellie Desmond.
Ladies' $3.50 shirt waists soc while
they last, at Darling's.
D. L. DeVane has accepted a position
as foreman with the reclamation SER
vice.
Galvanized tubs, % per cent of, at
Darling's.
Miss Nele, sister of w. H. Lyon, is
here from Los Angeles visiting her
mother and brother.
Clocks and silverware, one-third off,
at Darling's.
The father and mother of Mr.. f. G.
Feggett of the Sanguinetti furniture
store, after an extended visit here left
for their home in Kansas last week.
Fancy China and glassware, one-half
off, at Darling's.
Tuesday was pay day at the reclama-
ton service headquarters and quite
"wad, was paid out to the numerous
employees.
Lunches of all kinds-American and
German-at the OLD PLANTATION
LUNCH COUNTER.
The reclamation service people have
supplied themselves with q new track
velocipede for use over the Yuma and
Laguna railroad.
Drop in and see your friends
a: the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to find 'em there.
Mrs. ]. c. Fraser of Pasadena, Cal,
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Cash Smith
and Mrs. w. %. Kuhn.
The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger
ale is on sale wherever drinks are
sold. Try-it.
Mr., Il. e. long, who spent about
four weeks in Yuma TO the evident i'm
provement of his health, returned to
his hoiae. Oakland, Cal, last Monday,
having been called home on matter
of business
Red Ribbon Beer is the hest. At
Alexander & Co, the up-to-date Gro
GERS.
The Supervisors have purchased a
6ne cushion revolving chair for the use
of the Judge of the District Court. 1t
was bought from Joe Henry, the up-to-
date furniture man.
Something to drink, pure and whole
so,ne-Alhambra Water and Ginger
Ale-at Alexander & Co.'S, the up-to-
date grocers.
Ice cream will be served at the a. o.
q. W., hall, LIST Avenue, Thursday
night, 10y the Ladies' Aid Society.
Everybody invited.
Racine Wagons and IIuggies can't
be beat, in either quality or price
Alexander & Co., sole agents.
DR.. Ira Brown of Phoenix purchased
from J. e. Jones 40 acres six miles west
OF Town, paying o0O ln acre.
FOR RENT-3-room house on Second
avenue. opposite new school building.
The Los Angeles Flee Reception
committee are considering a PROPOSE
tion from Charley Meadows to furnish
an Arizona Wild West entertainment
for the officers and sailors of the Battle
ship feet
Maud Van Bnren has recorded bill
of sale of her one-half interest in the
store, boarding house and saloon at
Mohawk Summit in favor of Mrs. AID.
Rowell. l.. b. Noodle has purchased
Charley Engle's half interest in the
same business, and the firm name has
beep changed from Kelly & co. to L.
d. Noodle & Co.
LOST-A horseshoe pin in the Turf
saloon last Sunday night. A suitable
reward if returned to w. Z. Dutton, at
the Turf.
Rafael Romoso and Nicholas Chavez.
who were convicted at the April term
of court, 1907, of numbering Fred Kais-
er at Harqua Hala. will have to serve
life sentence, the supreme court hav-
ing on Monday affirmed the sentence
of the lower court.
Sunnyside ands Southwell schools
closed Friday, the 9th, and the Kofa
school closed the 18th. This early
closing of schools is caused by short
eSso of funds resulting from a non-pay-
ment of taxes by the S. p. company.
Karr & Kester, the bee men of Yuma
valley, on Monday received car load
of cans for use in shipments of honey.
Mrs. Geo. W. Norton and daughter.
after staying in Yuma for nearly four
weeks, returned to their home at Mo-
hawk Monday evening. Miss Norton,
who is an unusually bright young lady,
will attend school at st. Vincent's, in
Los Angeles, beginning with the fall
term.
.lohn Gsndolfo has returned from San
Diego where Eesp5nt q cceple Of weeks
with MS family.