The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1909-07-29
Brief News Notes


the week.
Mrs. H. p. Crandall and children
will leave about the first of August for
Long Beach, where they will take a
cottage for the season.
II. c. Hester, of the KARI, Kester &,
Speese firm. left Monday night for Los
Angeles to join his family, who have
been there for the past month.
Fred Cook, boiler maker in the en-
ploy of the S. p, has returned from II
three weeks trip to the northwest,
which included the great fair at Seat
tie
jim Maxey left Yuma Thursday with
his grading outfit bound for Tucson,
where he will put his force at work on
the grading operations being conduct
ed by Kari & Kesler.
Amador Almida was before Commits
sioner lifting last Friday, charged with
selling liquor to Indians and was bound
over to await the action of the next
federal grand jury.
Alberto Imperial a well-known stock
man of the county. made final proof last
Friday before Commissioner Utting,
on his homestead, which is located near
Blaisdell station.
Burt Dunlap, former Yuma resi-
dent and ouce probate Judge of Yuma
county, will return 10 his former home
in Cochise county and again take up
life on his cattle ranch near Wilcox.
Isaac Levy of the Peoples Store left
Saturday night for California, where
be will spend FIVE or six weeks enjoy
ing life at the beaches adjacent to Los
Angeles.
Roy CUNT. who for the past six
months has been a partner Of S NJ.
Smith in the Yuma Candy Kitchen,
will shortly re-enter the service of the
S. P. railroad.
Proprietor Curtis of the s. P. Hotel
was among those returning home Sat
urday night ifrcm Los Angeles, after
two weeks Of unaffoye& bliss, first en-
joying the festivities of Elks' week and
then resting from the same festivities.
Councilman Newt Parks GENE in
Sunday morning from the coast, where
he vas conspicuous in all gatherings
tof the Best People on earth. Mr.. Parks
also visited his mother, who lives in
Los Angeles.
l.. E. Karr LETT Tuesday for Los An
geles so join EIrs. Karr, who left ear
lier in the week. They Will visit Seat
tile, Portland and San Francisco and
will nos return TO Yuma until Septem-
beY.
Walter Riley has commenced the
erection of tasteful bungalow on
Fourth avenue for which Chas. Chester
is Ire contractor. The house will be
baift CT concrete blocks and Will have
four rooms.
Fred Engle made flying trip to Los
Angeles last week Ia visit his wife, who
has been IL for several weeks, and
place her comfortably at one of the
beach towns. lie returned Friday
morning.
Keuneth O7fIara OF NiIffan7stown,
Ky, an cid friend Of Editor Westover
OF the Sun, arrived in Fuma Friday.
add will spend some time looking
about. IF pleased, he May decide to
ocste here.
Max Czuczka, The always effabie viee
president Of the Commercial Club, re-
turned from his vac ltion; which ine!Ha-
ed the Elks' high-jinks in / .os Angeles,
| Saturday morning. MIR. Czaczka in
sends later To visit the exposition as
Seattle.
Professor r. r. Forbes, director Of
She experimental work of the UniTersi-
ty of Arizoun, arrived in Yuma Sunday
morning and spent two days here in
! specting the work of the local station,
which is in charge of Mr.. Crane.
Trainmaster Slater of she =. P. viii
take sxty-day l,sy-eff, leaving on the
iirst OF August FOR visit in the east.
His place will be filed during the va
cation period by Conductor w. Il.
Pickett.
Rev ]. NJ. Ocheltree, missionary on
the Yuma Indian reservation, left Sat
urday night for Los Angeles to join his
family, who have been at the coast for
month"; The Ocheltrees will return
about the first of September.
Billy Koran of the Picacho stage
line, Sydney Drachenfeld OF the recla-
nation service, and Henry Levy re-
turned from Los Angeles on Friday
mornings trair. They celebrated with
the rest OF Edks herd and had the time
of their lives.
Pat Hastings, the well known and
liked foreman of the S. p. yards, left
Friday night for Los Angeles to take Il
position similar TO the one he held
here. His promotion was earned and
deserved. lie is succeeded at Yuma
by j. l.. Elem, late of ella Bend.
Miss Oreta DUremus, accompanied
by Miss Moore, sister Of S. E. Moore,
were passengers on the early train yes
terday morning for the coast, They