The Arizona sentinel., 1908-07-29


 dute Crocers.
 ]. M Molina returned Satnrda. night from Los Angeles. where he haC been with his wife for few days vaca tion. Mrs. Molina will remain there until cooler weather.
 Red Ribbon Beer is the Best. Al Alexander X Co.,, the Up-To-Datt Grocer.
 Joe Molina left for the coast Monday Co take short vacation. There is 8 suspicion that Joe has not been drawn coastward by the sea breezes-not al together.
 Racine Wagons and Buggies cant be beat. in either quality or price, Alexander & Co.,, sole agents.
 George w. Mcfarland, perhaps the iongest-in-service printer in Arizona has secured position as guard at the territorial prison. This is McFarland's second shift" at the prison, having been a guard several years ago.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in its manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink nc other.
 Try the chicken and ice cream dinner at theS P. Hotel, Sunday, August 2ud FORTY ACRES VALLEY LAND to lease-Will make good bargain. Address
 W. c. HEM,
 Steins, New Mexico. Local Pythiaus who have insurance in the order, have been notified that assessments for August and September will be waived on all ffth-cIass certiif- cates issued prior 10 January l, owing to tue small number of deaths during the past year.
 tieraId,s Southern California Busi- ness College, 6l4 $. Grand avenue, Los Angeles, has just issued their new 1908 College paper, the most interest ing paper ever dedicated to business training. It is descriptive of that magnificent institution which has no equal ia the state. Paper sent free upon request to J. w. LACkEV, manager, of above address.
 H. ls. Cate, WelIs-t'arg" agent. is so- journing for few days at the coast re- sorts.
 Dr. P. c. Cotter, owner of the Cotter building, arrived from Los Angeles yesterday, on his WAY east. Since leay- ing Yuma Dr. Cotter has built d splen- did practice in Los Angeles. This is his first visit to YHma in several years and he was amazed at the rapid growth the town has made. The doctor made a trip to the dam this morning, and wiii leave on the evening train for the east. Mrs. Frank Baxter has gone on a visit to her old home, Atlanta, Georgia. Her husband says it is a mistake that this is Mrs. Baxter's first trip east since d years ago. as some of the papers put it. He aud his wife have been east together several times, going as far as New York City.
 Billy O'Brien, bartender at the Cab inet. had a serious attack of heart troub.e last Sunday, falling to the floor and hurting himself severely. He is attended by pr. Henri Ap John.
 II. w. Fernbach, barkeeper at the Arizona Club, has gone to the coast for few weeks vacation.
 Attorney C. H. Coleman accompanied his wife to Tucson Saturday night, . where Mrs Coleman will remain for the summer.
 The Yuma valley grapes now in the market are the finest ever seen here. Superintendent Averill and Resident Engineer Nauman were over from Tue son Friday on official business.
 The Masonic grand lodge cOnvenes at Prescott, August lo.
 E. F.. Sanguinetti received car load of wagons, implements, etc, this week, which was housed in the Gandolfo store room, corner of Second street and Mad ison avenue. In the shipment was d handsome Studeb baker street sprinkler aud garbage cart for the city.
 Mrs. Mary A. Wupperman and child ren are now pleasantly located at Santa Monica.
 The Steamer Cochan. Capt. Mellon, made trip to Picacho Tuesday, carry ing two miles of 3-iuch pipinO, which is to be laid to convey water from the river to the mine to supply the cyanide pisnt.
 $. E. Kinds and wife and Ralph Jacobs have gone to Los Angeles to at tend the funeral of Mir. Kinds son,John Kinds, who died on Monday night at n Goldheld, Nevada. from the effects of au accidental explosion of powder
 Iinbt. Tapia attended special meet ing of Iaragoza lodge at Tucson Mon day and Tuesday, the object of which was to revise the rates Of insurance in the order.