The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-09-09
Brief News Notes

ing from Los Angeles, where he had
been summoned as witness in the
Escalante murder case.
Mrs. J. X. Fleishman of Ell Centre
was a visitor in Yuma this week, being
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Il. D.
t3rredlove Mrs. Fleishman was form
ly successful teacher in the Yuma
public schools. Her husband is now
located at FL Centre and they will
make their home there.
d. A. Inness, q lumber dealer of Ran
ming, Cal, spent several days last week
in Yuma.
L D. Johnson, late superintendent OF
the North Star mine, was in Yuma
Monday en- route from the coast, where
he had spent brief vacation, to the
mine.
DR.. Paul Burmastcr and Lyman W.
Rogers, Chicago capitalists, spent the
early part of the week 10 Yuma look
ing for good land buys.
Mrs. Frank Grower, wife 81 the Ri.
cacho blacksmith, has returned from
Los Angeles, where she went early in
the summer.
The latest Ynfnaite to become the
possessor of an automobile is Squire
Monroe, of the firm of Kerr Monroe,
whose handsome new machine came in
day or two ago from Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ed Reider is erecting spacious
and comfortable cottage on her land
two miles down in the valley. The
place will be one of the nest attractive
in the valley when completed.
G. D. Baker, president of the Yuma
Commercial Club, returned Monday
night from his summer vacation which
was spent at Los Angeles and Santa
Monica. Mrs. Baker will not return
10 Yuma until later in the mouth, max
| ing q visit to San Francisco in the
meantime.
T. j. Hourihan. manager of the dry
goods department of the Sangufnetti
store, returned Sunday from a six
weeks trip east. MIR. Hourihan had
expected to visit his old home, Dublin.
Ireland, but was unfortunately taken
i'll in New York and spent three weeks
in a hospital in that city.
C. n. Tettley. general yardmaster in
the Southern Pacific yards at this
point, who with his family has been
spending the past six or seven weeks
on the coast, inost of the time visiting
at San Diego, retained yesterday &c
his post of duty.
i Attorney II. Wuppermau returned
Monday morning from his vacation
which included trip from San Diego
TO San Francisco by boat us we'll al
some time spent in Los Angeles an6
the. near-by beaches. Mrs. Wupper
man and the children will return later
in the month.
Miss Edith Kent is home from 6
seEen-weeks vacation, which she spent
at various points along the eoYst,. mos
of the time in Pasadena, where she va!
the guest OF her brother. Miss Ken
has greatly improved in health, al
traces of Der recent Illness having van
ished. She will be one of the teacher:
in the town schools during the coming
year.
w. 3. ClUyd and daughter, Mis-:
Ruth CIoyd, left Monday night for Lo:
Angeles, from which point they will 81
east via the Salt Lake Route TO Lincoir
county, KY. Mr.. Cloyd, who is "a Ken
tuchian, has not visited his old home
for twenty-four years, and both he anC
his daup hter are anticipating delight
ful month in the south.
H. w. Fraser, Malcolm b. Fraser and
Hugh NJ. Gallagher, all of Wellton
were in town Monday. The NJ essrs
Fraser came in for the purpose of max
ing their first annual proof on desert
land entries, the same being recorded
Tuesday morning before Commissioner
lifting. The land in question is under
the Antelope Valley irrigation project
Miss a. Frassinelli oftbe Main street
fruit store has returned from TIVE.
months visit to the coast. Messrs
FraSsineli and AubiS have taken d
sease on the Main street premises form.
erly srcapied by ". r. Dutton with
his 'Dur HOase" saloon. and will open
therein fFst-class grocery and pro.
duee store about the first OF October.