The Arizona sentinel., 1908-04-08

TT. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, Hpisco-
pal liishop Of Arizona, will conduct
service at Workman hall on Sunday.
April u, at Ii q. IN. The public is cor
daily invited.
Misses $500 dresses on sale at $1.25
at Darling's.
An excursion to La, una dam last
Sunday over the new railroad. About
fifty persons made the trip.
Ladies' $3.50 shirt waists soc while
they last, at Darling's.
DR.. w. T. llefTernan was in Yuma
Sunday from Calexico.
Galvanized tubs, - per cent off, at
Darling's.
Dr. J. F. Teufert has returned from
e. very successful professional visit to
Kofa.
Clocks and silverware, one-third off,
at Darliug's.
Mrs George NJ. Williams received
sad message yesterday, saying her
mother had died at Santa Ana, Cal,
the day before.
Fancy China and glassware, one-half
off, at Darling's.
!. A. Pomeroy of the King CT Arizo-
ma Mining Company is in attendance at
court.
Lunches of all kinds-American and
German the OLD PLANTATION
LUNCH COUNTER.
W. A. Bowles, manager of the Hecla
Consolidated Mines Company. is here
from the Copper Mountain district at
tending court, being secretary Of the
grand jury.
Drop in and see your friends
a: the Old Plantation; you'll be
sure to find EN- there.
L. w. Alexander has returned from
a>5i ines trip to Los Angeles.
The Yuma Ice Co.'S extra dry ginger
ale is on sale wherever drinks are
sold. Try it.
z. w. O'Sullivan of the firm of Ross
s O'Sullivan, the uell-knOwn Prescott
attorneys, is in Yuma, representing
Dan Breelin ia his suit against Felix
May hew.
Red Ribbon Beer is the Iiest. At
Alexander q Go the up-to-date Gro
GERS.
Miss Grace Booth, granddaughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. W. Woodman, with
whom she has been visiting at their
ranch in Yuma valley, returned to her
home at Riverside last Friday, Miss
Booths charm of manner won her
many friends here.
Something to drink, pure and whole
some-Alhambra Water and Ginger
Ale--at Alexander & Co. S, the up-to-
date Erocers.
a. G. GrossmaD, the printer-miner,
was down from Quartzsite this week
attending court. GrOssman WAS one of
the principals ia an alleged duel which
was fought at Quartzsite some months
ago. The case was investigated by the
grand jury and the charge ignored.
Grosslnan wopi,ed as a printer on the
Sentinel al the time of the great food
in 1891
Racine Wagons and Buggies can't
be beat, in either quality or PRICE
Alexander s. Co., sole agents.
Charles Fl. Mathis aud Bert c. and
Fred Latham left for St. Joe, Texas,
their home before coming 10 Arizona,
last Friday. These boys, known as the
Latham boys" were the discoveries
of the Mother Lode mines and the Sill
yer Red Cross mine, which they sold,
and left with nice little wad of green
backs. They expect to return here in
the fall AMI make this their permanent
home.
&. ID. Chamberlain, justice of the
peace and storekceper at Quartrsite, is
in Yuma this week attending court as
awitness. Judge Chamberlain is one
of the ablcst mining correspondents in
the southwest and occasionally contrib
utes TO mining publications in Los An
geles. San Francisco and Denver, the
mining news of the Quarjzsitc section.
Being absolutely reliable. his contribu-
tions are always desirable. Judge
Chamberlain viii return TO Quartzsite
Saturday night.