The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-07-15

| w. j. kingsbury, assistant train
master for the Los Angeles division.
was u Yuma visitor Saturday.
! E. &. Faruthrrs, president of the
First National Bank, was a visitor at
the great Elks carnival in Los Angeles
this week.
Mrs. c. L. Myers and daughter. FAM
lily Of the Second street cigar dealer,
we're among the filters to the coast last
Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Frank, cashier at The
Toggery, was among those leaving
Saturday night for vacation in Los
Angeles.
H. II. McI'haul leaves soday for Ra-
k4rsfield, where he will submit speci-
mems Of oil rock from his claims on the
desert near Aqua Calierte, to experts
for opinions.
Mrs P Kalsnan of Phoenix, mother
of Mrs. Harry Brownstettef, arrived
Thursday for few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Brgwnstettef before going on to-
the coast for the summer.
Mrs. Fraiio and Miss Sara MARTINEZ,
sisters of Mrs. L. w. Alexander. left
this morning for Long Beach, where
they will spend the remainder Of the
summer with Mrs. Alexander.
e. II tobias, cashier Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank, left Saturday
night for E.os Angeles, @here he sill
spend a brief sacatioh. This will be
Mr.. Tobias's FIRST visit TO the Pacific
coast
Mrs. Dorothy Johns She socialist
speaker who addressed audiences from
She Main street school house steps on
Wednesday and Thursday eeenings left
Thursday night fer TGesoh, where she
was sghedaicd to speak next.
NFr. and nlrs. ]. II. Polhamus joined
she general exodus to the coast last
Saturday night and will spend the next
two weeks enjoli ing the ocean hrtezes.
Mrs. George NJ. Williams and chill
dre1 left Tuesday morning for Anaheim,
Cal, in response to a telegrath stating
that her father, who resides there is
dangerously III.
Miss NJ Clark of los Angeles is the
latest addition to the force of the coun
Ey recorders ofties, taking her desk
for the Grss sine Monday aFornfrg.
Rev. George Selby and Mrs. Seby
LEFT Thursday morning for Los Angeles,
where they will spt I'll their vacation.
ST. Paal's church will be closed 4ntil
the end of September.
Rev, j. NJ Ocheltpee, who accomPa-
sled his family to los angeles sop1c-
time since, retained Friday morning
tfora the Angel City, where e7erythihg
| is decorated with purple these days.
D. L. Bailey. of the Yuma Drug Co,
departed Monday morning on the $40
train for Los Angeles, where he will
De y participant in lle festivities Of
Iilks week, going afterwar} to San
Diego to ENJOY & vacTtiOn ip the ;sd "a
cent mountains.
| Oscar Duke, who has been wishing
bis sother5 brothers ard sisters in
FnAa for several days, left last week
FOR New 70, X which city has been his
home for several years. He intends to
.return to Yuraa tire coming fail.
Mr.. Frank Sneed, prominent mer-
chant OF Eawton, Oklahoma, who stop
pedOrer in Yuma in route to the Elks'
convention in Los Angeles, to. visit Mr.
and Mrs. II. p. Crandall, resumed his
trip to the coast Friday night after
spending pleasant day here.
The board of supervisors on Friday
instructed the clerk to advertise for
bids for the ensuing year for the care
of the INDECENT sick of the county and
for medical and surgical attention to
same. Bids for this service will be
opened July %.
j. NJ. Young, government veterinary
surgeon, with headquarters in Douglas,
was in Yuma during the week for the
purpose of inspecting the 80 head of
cattle shipped over the line from the
| Dominguez ranges in the Altar dis
trict for the Hodges market IN thi3
city.
h. AcllPoyd, the Vancouver. Be,
attorney who spent four days of last
week IN Yuma, settling the affairs Of
Sir Arthur Stepney, the English noble
man who died here suddenly on the 2nd
of duly, and attending TO the shipping
OF the body to Eng and, left OF Sunday
for the north.
Rev. NJ. T. Ault and wife have been
recently entertaining old friends from.
Danville, Els, in the persons of Mr..
and Mrs. j. I. OUtO who stopped over
in Yama Ell route east from trp'to
the Pacific coast. Mr.. Otto is chief
clerk to the superintendent Of the Hi
nois Eastern railroad.
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