The Arizona sentinel., 1909-10-28


Yuma on Monday.
Twin boys were born on Wednesday
last to the wife of Richard Mcconnell,
an cmploye of the reclamation service
here. Mrs. Mcconnell, who is in Los
Angeles at the present time, hopes to
return to Yuma shortly with her two
boys.
The s. P. pay car was in Yuma Fri
day distributing pay checks TO the en-
ployes. superintendent Whalen &C
companied the car and spent the day
inspecting local railroad affairs. F. E..
Adams of Tucson, official watch in
spector Of the division, was also along.
The Rev. Mr.. Coulter, the newly
appointed incumbent pastor OF Yuma
Acknowledgement, arrived here Friday
of last week from Colorado and has
taken uphis residence in the parsonage
ad joining the church.
The ladies' guild of St. Paul's Epis-
copal church met on Thursday last with
the president, Mrs. Colman. The guild
is planning for church fair and sale
to I've held the first week of Decor ber
in the Yuma Theatre.
+. r. Sullivan, commercial agent OF
the New York Central lines, with head
quarters in Lus Angeles, spSnt last
Friday in Yuma and was exceedingly
well impressed with the town and con-
ditions as he observed them. Mr. Sui
Iivan had previously visited Phoenix"
r. w. Jessup, special agent of the
general land office, with headquarters
in Phoenix, spent Friday here on busi-
| ness.
M. A. Andrews, who has been seri-
ously i'll at his home on Orange avenue
| for the past two weeks. is reported bet
ter, though not get able 10 be out
C. Z. Eichelberger is erecting two
cottages for Valentine Westfall, adj
joining the Weslfall residence on Fifth
avenue between Second Third streets.
They will be for rent when completed.
The ladies Of she valley Methodist
church will entertain their friends with
musicale and pie social on tho even
ing of Wednesday, October 9th. a
good musical programme will be part
of the entertainment.
O. T.. Townsend, who spent last week
/ in california, has returned and can be
found at his Office ON Second street as
of yOre. .
The Shakespearian recital held IN
the assembly hall of the new school
building Friday night for the benefit
of the library fund, was great success
| financially as we'll as artistically. The
Ereadings from Otheilo- were we'll given
by Francis w. Eaton, and the music
WAS delightful.
Walter I.son of San Diego arrived
in Yuma last week and Is spending
some time here looking over the town
and valley with the view of locating
here.
S. A. Greenland OF Los Angeles and
w. a. Bowles Of Yuma have recently
been added to the force of the First
National Bank, the Increased fall bust
ness neeessitating the extra clerical
force.
J. Fl. Maxey and wife, whose home
is in Yuma, are loo lted fora few months
in Tucson. MIR. Maxey being in charge
of the grading on the Twin Butte ex-
tension of the S. P. lines out of Tucson.
Charley Wilweber is making extern
sive alterations and additions to his
Orange avenue home, which will quite
transform the latter when completed
A. J. Beltzhoover and family, who
have been spending the past month
here, guests at she tiandolfo, on Mon
day moved to their 80acre ranch in the
valley which they recently Purchased
They intend to- become permanent res
idents
Sumner Haeke:t, local weather OBJ
server at Ymma, who has been en- toying
brief vacation in Los Angeles, hrs
first lay-off in five years, returned sun
day night and has taken up his duties
again. Il is no reflection upon MIR.
Hackett to- state that during his alb
sence Yunsa has enjoyed che finest
weather in almost a year.
Miss Mary Gutierrez was Yuma
visitor from Potholes Sunday and was
greeted by numerous friends here.
Miss LiIah Balsz passed through
Yuma Monday night from Bisbee and
Phoenix, en- route Los Angeles, where
she will finish her vacation.
Jose Valencia, foreman of the great
ranch of A. Sandoval near the Colony,
in Old Mexico, came up to Yuma Mon
day on business.
NJ. M. MendenhalI, superintendent of
the North Star mine, came into town
the last of the week and spent day or
swV here 81 business,