The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-26

George Fishbaugh landed in Yuma
on Friday last after an absence Of a
month in Los Angeles and at the I'D ja-
cent beaches.
Deputy Sheriff c.. A. Livingston is
home from months vacation in Los
Angeles and has resumed his official
duties, which were discharged during
his absence by Amos Adams.
Allison Ketcherside has returned
from months stay in Los Angeles and
at Long Beach.
II. J. McClung and II. =. ST. Clair
of Phoenix registered Monday at the
5. P. Hotel Monday. MIR. ST. Clair
was here in the interest of the II. II.
Mcneil Co., Of Phoenix.
Il. 3. Young, the Los Angeles archi'
tect, who is one OF the competitors en-
tering plans for Yuma county's new
court house. spent Sunday here.
Miss Lottie Mozier is at home from
months visit to the coast, where She
visited the family of Sheriff Living
ston, who are spending the summer
there.
The Reverend f. NJ. Ault, pastor Of
the Yuma Methodist church, has re-
turned from his vacation trip to Los
Angeles ard vicinity. Mrs. Aul, will
spend some time longer in California.
L, !. Fontana of the Emporium, who
has been confined to his home for the
past two weeks with tunsilitis, is about
| the streets again, though his throat is
still in bad shape.
Mrs. Nels Lind and child of the val
ley were among those departing for
the cooler atmosphere Of the coast Sat-
urday night.
A son was born Monday morning to
the wife of G NJ. Huffman OF the Yuma
Ice Company.
Norman AdaiF of San Francisco, who
has been the guest of his uncle. E. f.
Sanguine;ti, for the past month"; left
Friday night for his home in the porth.
c.. Bamsberger returned day or two
since from a. ten-days trip to Les An
geles, where he did missionary work
for Yuma by distributing literature OF
the valley among his interested friends.
w. p. Bullock, who has the contract
for furnishing the town council with
estimates on the water and light plant,
the purchase Of which is contemplated,
returned Saturday morning from Cali
fornia, where he spent ten days.
DR.. and Mrs. E. B. Ketcherside leave
tomorrow night for San Francisco,
where the doctor will be present at the
meeting of the Western Association OF
Hallway Surgeons. to convene on the
18th of August.
Mrs. Emeline Ferguson, who is pro-
prietor Of the store at Basin Camp,
Picacho, has been Yuma visitor this
week, registering at the S. r. Hotel.
| Mrs. Ferguson is accompanied Ivy Miss
Gertrude HIerriiield, also of Pcacho.
Mike Sheridan, jose Romero and Il.
Corona brought in bunch of Is head
of cattle the last of the week for
Hodges Brothers market from the
ranges of the latter.
I'd Mayes, who has charge of the
freig fer 4. f. Sanguinetti at
Dome, returned to that point Sunday
a visit of twOor three days in Yuma.
Mrs. Anna Smith is seriously i'll at
her rome on Second avenue, suffering
from an attack of blood poisoning
Mrs. Smiths many friends in Yuma
hope To hear of her speedy recovery.
J. Il. Kerr, of the firm of Kerr &
Monroe, left Tuesday morning for a
vacation trip of several weeks at the
coast, ard will spend the greater part
of his time at San Diego.
a. NJ. Foster of tie Sun, accompanied
by his family, left on Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles, for an outing CT a
month. Mrs. Fosters health has not
been good recently and it is hoped the
change may benefit her.
". II. Deming of Indio was Yuma
visitor over Sunday.
Attorney Henry Wupperman left
TuesdN evening for the coast and will
join his wife and babies at Long Beach,
where they have been during most OF
the summer.
G. Urruchute, inspector of postoffices
and postal routes for the four states
bordering on the west coast of Mexico.
was a Yuma visitor Thursday, stopping
over here en- route from an inspection
of Offices in Lower California, TO visit
Enrique COmacho, the Mexican consul,
and L. J. Foptana. Senior Urruchute
left on Friday for Nogales.
Mrs Isaac Polhamus departed Tues
day of this week for Los Angeles,
where she will Join her husband and
daughter who are visiting married
daughter Of Capt and Mrs folhamus,
at San Pedro, Miss Jennie Polhamus,
who has been spending the month OF
August in vacation trip extending
the length of the coast, to Seattle, will
return to her position as cashier OF
The First National Bank next week.