The Arizona sentinel., 1909-08-12
Brief News Notes

Tom Kelly, II. B. Marriott, ]. L.
Stansbury, Billy Porter and Mike
Murphy, were bunch of reclamation
service employees who spent Suuda!
among their friends in Yuma.
1 C. L. Meyers, the Second street to
bacco merchant left Tuesday night
to join his family at the coast.
Mrs Toler of the valley has as her
guest, Miss Beeman, Of Los Angeles.
Who arrived in town Saturday.
z. E. Sargent, telegraphef at Mo-
hawk, spent Saturday and Sunday OF
last week in Yuma, returning to his
key up the road Monday morning.
Richard Mcconnell, of the Rec1a-
nation service, who has been spend
ing Z two weeks vacation at the
coast returned Sunday, and will at
once resume his work with the L.
S. R. S.
Miss Lucille Ketcherside,, accompan
led by her brothers, Hilary and Paul,
left Monday night for Long Beach,
where they will spend he 1eXt few
weeks, going to San Francisco, the
last of August for brief visit
Joe Nugent, who has been spending
the time since the first OF June in
and about Los Angeles, returned TO
Yuma Saturday night, With the opin-
ion that he had enough vacation for
one year. Miss Mary Nugent viii ar
rive home this week.
B. C.. Heyl, who has been in the
Kofa district On a months prospect.
ing tour, returned Monday with the
cheering information that he had To-
Gated some sure-enough bonanzas
this time
Dr. ]. r. Teufert, the dentist, de-
Parted Monday night on a trip to the
Grand Canyon ard other points OF in
terest in the northern end of the ter.
ritory. He wifi be away five CT six
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Thurman and SOL, OF
the valley left last week for q month
Of pleasure at the coast.
J. 8. Modcsti is filling the position
Of Miss Jennie Polhamus at the Firat
National bank, during the absence of
the latter, VINO is enjoying trip to
the Seattle exposition.
W. Il Colby, travelling superintcn-
dent CT the Wells Fargo Express &c.
Tor Arizona, with headquarters III
Tucson, was il Yuma on official bus
mess Saturday anu Sunday He reg
i5tcred at title s. P. hotel.
7. n. BiaiT, CT Brawiey, and Nina
Il. Cohon, OF Michigan, were married
!, Saturday last by Probate Judge De
, Vane III the office of tie letter. The
J newly married couple departed for
Brawfey On No 7, Saturday night.
j. D. Ball, one OF the oIdtiIne en-.
rloyes CT the S. F. Road here will
leave shortly for an extensive tEiD 80
the eastern states. 1t will be Mr.
Bells first holiday in twelve year,,
and his friends think he IS entitled to
a long and merry one.
H. H. McPhauI has returned from
Bakersfield, Cal, where he took sar,-
pies OF oil rock from his desert hold
ings, for examination. The latter, Err.
McPhaul states, were entirely unsat-
isfactory. A party Of experts will Wis
ii and inspect the claims in Sepfen.-
Der.
/ County Treasurer Nicholson, who
returned from the coast a couple of
weeks since after north spent
there, closed up his work for month
Eand again took the train for the west
on Saturday night. His family are To-
Gated at Long Beach for the summer,
and Mr.. Nicholson will spend the rest
OF the month with them.
The three-year-cId child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John HemphiI, living in the
Neahr place on Madison avenue was
severely burned by the ,overturninE
Of bowl Of scalding milk, one day
last week. Medical aid was summoned
and the child's burns, which were
about the face and chest, were at.
tended to. The little one is doing well
at the present time
Joe Ralsz, who returned to Yuma
last week from Ocean Park where he
had been located since the commence
ment of the warm weather, transact.
cd some necessary business here and
took the train westward again, to
spend August and September on the
coast His mother and sister, Mrs.
iancrazi are also settled at Ocean
Park for the summer.