The Arizona sentinel., 1909-09-23
Brief News Notes

Los Angeles, where they have spent
the past three months. Miss DeVane,
whose home is in one of the Southern
states, will visit in Yuma the coming
winter.
Rev. S. J. Rogers, superintendent of
missions for the Methodist church in
Arizona, arrived in Yuma Friday morn
ing last for the purpose Of presiding
over the quarterly conference which
was held in the Yuma Methodist church
Friday night. Mr.. Rogers hea: 9til :
ters are in Phoenix.
Misses Marcia Carter AMI Pearl
NJ. Boehmer Ct Phoenix arrived late
in the week to take places as teachers
in the Yuma public schools for the
coming year. Miss Garter is gradtf
ate of The Tempe Normal school, where
she took high h0nors
Elmer E. Vinson, former member
of the clerical force of the county re-
corder's office, was on Thursday last
appointed deputy clerk OF the district
court on motion of the clerk, Charles
H. lifting. Mr.. Finson is an unusually
efficient stenoIrapher and the appoint
ment is viewed with general approval.
J. Fl. MaXey is making bis present
headquarters at Tucson, where he is in
charge of the grading work upon the
new railroad extension for which Kari
& Hester of Yuma have the contract.
DR.. J. Il. Ketcherside, a former
Yuma physician, but now az the head
Of the territorial asylum for the insane
at Phoenix, was visitor here the last
of the week. spending the day among
his many friends.
Mrs. Ba6glay ard two children from
Los Angeles arrived in Yuma Thurs
day night and will spend the winter
here, the children Being placed in
school. Mrs. Badglay is sister of T.
7. Gull of the Jrain dispatcher's Office.
G. F. Hall of Kofa spent Sunday here
on business, registering at Che Hotel
Gan2olfo.
Z. NJ. Ethridge CT Tire clerical force
in the New York Department Store:
departed Friday night for the west.
Mr.. Ethridge will enjoy vacation OF
two or three weeks visiting the coast
resorts.
=. J. bowel sud wife, who hate
s2ans the past few months at Dome.
have returned to Yuma and are en-
deavoring TO locate themselves com
forsably for the winter. Mr.. Bowel is
of the Sangufnetti store force.
VIM. r. Hnss OF She lower valley last
week purchased from Fl. G.. Thomas, a,
resident OF Tuiare. Cal, the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section 20 in township g. south, range
"A west, the price paid being 5000
The deal was nrade through the Riley
taylor Company. A tract Of 80 acres
is included in the buy, and the price
of S40G is considered ep5i0nally
good This is enc OF tic first good
Deals OF Tie fall season.
Mrs. G. 4. Duke and G;sug liter,
amanda, have returned from season
st the coast. Miss Cassylda Duke will
be lone in abo3t week.
Miss Edith II. Moore OF los Angeles,
one of the recently appointed high
school Teachers arrived Friday morn
ing and is located at the fngle Aou.
on Orange Avenue.
Harry ifrownstetter, proprietor of
She New York Department Store, who
spent the past six weeks in the east on
his annual stock bIying trip, returned
home Friday mcrning. Mr.. Brown
stetter visited all the important cities
Of the Atlantic coast and managed to
sandwich in quite bit Of sightseeing
and pleasure with his more serioas oc-
lie brought home an elabor-
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and sale little later.
The force Of tie Sanguinetti Store
has been increased by the arrival of
Mrs. 8athrya Wright from | .oB Angel
es. Mrs Wright Will be in charge of
the sillinery department of the store
Nv place of Miss Cora Walk, the former
nil Finer.
E&tensiTe Improvements are being
made ct the Yuma Bakery on Main
street in anticipation of the fall trade |
The proprietor, +. 2 Clark, is having
a new @Uor laid and otherwise furbish- |
ing up.
The four mouths old child of Emilio |
Venegas died suddenly on Thursday
last, being buried Friday morning
from the Catholic church.
Mrs. Teresa Armenia, wife of II we'll |
known Yuma resident, died Thrersday
night of typhoid fever, after an illness
of ten days. This is the FIRST death to |
be reported from this dread disease in |
Yuma in many months. Besides her
usband,. Mrs. Armenia leaves three |
little children. 4 three months old |
had died less than week before
the mother. Mrs. Armenia was buried |
Friday from the Catholic church, Rev.
officiating.
L. G. Stahl returned Friday morning