The Arizona sentinel., 1909-09-16

ter a clerk IN the shipping room of the
Sanguinettf store returned Saturday
l,iSht from Los Angeles where they
have been spending their vacations.
both young men say they had the
time If their Ives.
Mrs. L. w. Alexander and children
who spent the summer at Loay Beach
where the Alexander family took a
cottage returned Friday night t. Yu-
ma.
J. s. Strattor a we'll known ranch
60 of the valley. who has been i'll for
the past two weeks vent til the coast
the last Of the week for the purpose Of
recupcrattnS in the cooler air. :.
james Nilgoie, OF the Yuma Mer
camille company, Is spending week
IN Los Angeles, combining business
and pleasure.
Robert Bechtel, one Of he MOST en-
thusiastic Of tie local fans went 70
Les Angeles Saturday night for the
purpose Of comforting with some Of
The star BALL players of the Angel
City regarding the series OF games to-
be played in Yuma this coming sea-
sob.
Hugh DeBerry, secretary of the
miners Federation at the North Star,
who has been spending q three
months leave OF absence in The north
west, visiting Seattle, Portland, Spo-
kane, San Francisco and Other coa;.
| points, returned Friday morning and
Tuesday Will go cut to the bonanza
in the northern end of the county to
take Up his work again.
Assistant Project Engineer L. II
Lawson, who has been spending Tie
Fast two weeks with MIS- Lawson, in
os Angeles. retEGed So tuetav night,
Mel Grecnleaf' and daughters. Miss
lone and Miss Army, vic have hee,r
spending the summer in Lo, Angeles,
returned from the west aa Saturday
rights train. Miss lone GreenlcAf Will
le one OF the teachers tp the Yuma
schools again this year.
Miss Cora Walk, formerly miIlinrr
ct the Sanguinetti store. spent Sun
day in Yuma ell route to- her home in
tie east
Among the returning strnImer pleas
1GreGs on Saturday night S train were
Emil Frank of the shipping depart.
lnent of the Sanguinetti Storc and also
ISAAC Levy, of the Peoflcs store.
I'oth young men have spent tie past
six weeks in southern California,
Eiainiy in Los Angeles.
Professor Edgar Fl. Price, one Of
the recently appointed members OF
the high school faculty, came Ii. frt7r
the west Saturday morning and has
teen busily engaged settling himself
Tor the winter He has leased the l1elr-
~ house On Second avenue newt to
the site for the new Episcopal church..
Mrs. Price, who is visiting in LIZ An
geles, will reach Yuma III about two
weeks.
Robert S. Stitt, who has been SPEND.
ing a months vacation at Point Rich
mond CAL returned Saturday night
to Yuma and will resume his work
with the reclamation service here.
George Peterkfn, CT the Yunia agrf-
cultural works has setuEned from
business trip to San Francisco.
Services were held Sunday a. the
Catholic chapel on fhe Fort Yuma res
crvation, Father John ]. Gallagher, of
Los Angeles, officiating.
Councilman Geo. w Norton, of Mo
hawk, was IN town Monday, en- route
to his home from Tucson, where he
had been on business.
Jack Huffman has returned fror
the coast.
r. r. Thornton, the local architect,
IS supervising the construction Of
tasteful home for A. Griffin, Chinese
inspector at this point.
Mrs. w F. Timmons returned Oh
Monday hight from Los Angeles
S. P. Huss, of the valley, came III
Monday night from an extensive trip
which included q visit to the OLD
home of Mr.. Huss, in Ohio, and mucji
junkcting in the eastern states.
John Coffey, Of Winfield, Kan, 8
brother of j. 2. Coffey, is a late ar
rival.
Monday. in Judge Jones' court the
case against W. j. Nichols, false I'M
prisonment was dismissed at the re.
quest OF the prosecuting witrfess G.. d.
Branch, as was also the case against
r. f. Collie
Co. H, A. N. G., fffty-efght strong,
departed Saturday night in special
car attached to No. 10, for Prescott,
where with the other territorial or.
CARNATIONS, it is in camp for the pres
eGt week. The Yuma contingent made
a brave showing, the boys locking mil
itary to the last detail.
1t IS understood that Company II.
will cor nete for the $500 loving cup
dc@2.ed hy PfeSea!. citizens,