The Arizona sentinel., 1909-07-08
Brief News Notes

Flks preparing to celebrate in Los An geles next week. He goes Saturday.
 C. c. Sutherland of St. Louis, repre- senting the Hamilton-Brown Shoe Co. of that city, is visiting the Yuma trade today.
 Attorney Mary X. Wnpperman and children left Saturday for Los Angeles and coast points to spend the summer.
 Mrs. w. F. Timmous left Saturday morning for Long Beach. where she will remain until the coming of cool weather.
 Sheriff Livingston is booked to de- part for Los Angeles Friday morning, to be present, like all good BllSs, at the big cele bration next week.
 E. E. Behr of Imperial and ]. F.. Lander, registering from Midland, Texas. both cattle buyers, arrived here yesterday and are staying at the Gan- dolfo.
 John Cratic, superintendent of bridges for the Los Angeles division of the 5. P, is spending few days in Yuma on official business. He is regis tered at the $. E. hatel.
 E. B. Carlquist was this week ap- pointed justice of the peace for precinct No. II, the same being the settlement of Polaris.
 Mrs. P. T. Robertson and children and Mrs. C. H. Colman leave this morn ing for Santa Monica, where they have engaged quarters for the summer.
 Jack Whitney, one of the best known of the U. s. li. $. force at the dam, was in town yesterday en route to She coast to spend brief vacation, enjoying the ocean breezes.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Madden, whose wedding was 9 June event. will leaTe tomorrow for the coast to remain antil |Septembert when Mr. Madden will re- sume his school duties.
 J. F. Sullivan of Los Angeles. who has mining interests ct Dome. WAS in town yesterday eh route to the c0un- try, where he will spend some time looking after the developments of his claims.
 Among those departing Saturday night for a season at the coast was Miss Nora Horan, who has spept the winter with her brother, Billy Horatl, iu Yuma Miss Horau will retHrn the first of October.
 Joe l}alsz and his mother, Mrs. David I}alsz, are settled al Ocean Park where they expect 50 spend the summer. Joe has been in i'll health for some time, but is reported 10 be improving A daughter was born on Monday, July 5th, to the wife of A. NJ. Foster of the NEorhing Sun. fhis makes the third girl in the Foster family and the proud father has decided th 1t boys are drug upon the market, anyway.
 Mrs r. L. Ewing, who has been on the invalid list for the past several weeks iu consequence of painful burns received npon heF feet, wilf leave Sat turdag for Les Angeles 60 enjoy two or three monshs of ctol weather.
 Mrs. FEthel iIugs ins, who has 2Hade Yuma Der residence for the pass two years, will leave Satatday for her old home, Santa Monica. Cal, Mrs. Hug fns leaves wide circle of friends hese whY hupe for her return 5n tl7e saN. Ike Proebstel, WeGlton; c. NE. Hind man, H, w. Hindman and B. E. C.. Cloyd, also of Wellto0t are guartette of county people in town today for she purpose of makiag the first years proof on desert land entries under the Ante lope Valley Canal Co.'S system. John Gandolfo, IT,. will join hfs wife at the coast, leaving here Thursday morning, and together they will enjoy the festivities incident to Efks week in Los Angeles. John Donovan will sc- roap pary MT. Gando+fof going for the summer, also.
 W. K< Wosk of Brownsville, Texas, arrived in Yuma last night from the Lone Star state and registered at the Gandc}fo. MT. Work comes to take the place of 4. Ti5ast the cantaloupe man, who has been experimenting the output of Homegrown melons. Mir. Titus has transferred his field of opera tions, for sAe present, to Fl Centro.
 lack Dpnne joined his family at the coast last week. He lefB them long enough to run up to Frisco to see the Ketchel. Papke trouble, and was the first to send the result of the scrap to the boys here. His brief wire was: "Ketchel gets decision. Good fight. "- Jack.
 Judge D: Reece, deputy collector of customs for the port of Yuma, accom- panied by Mrs. Reece will leave on the 3:40 train tomorrow. bound for the eel ebration of ElkS week in JOS Angeles. They will spend month en she coast visiting their daughter. During the absence of the collector the customs office will be in charge of the deputy, Miles Archi bald.
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