The Arizona sentinel., 1910-07-21
YUMA PoSTOFFiCE
BrCyitieS

Captain and Mrs. C. V. Meeden will leave soon on their summer vacation to tbe coast.
 Mrs. Tom Eberhardt and children have gone to the coast for short stay.
 George FiShbaugh has gone to Los Angeles for q couple of months.
 The infant daughter of Porfrio AIu- noz aud wife died Tuesday at their home on First avenue.
 F. Modesti has joined the remainder of the Modesti family in Los Angeles.
 Deputy Sheriff w. c. Despair aud a couple of friends came in from Swansea by auto yesterday.
 Frank Green was on Monday aned Sl5 for batting an inoffensiye person namesl William Long.
 l}ethel Rrice, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Price, is in Phoenix visiting her grandparents, MT. aud Mrs. r. S. lngaIls,
 Emil c. Eyer, of Rhyolite, Nevada, real estate and mining man, accempa> nied by his wife, has- taken upa resi- dence in Yuma vnd may locate here permanently.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 F. T. Robertson, editor of the Enter prise, has returned from his sad trip to Globe, where he went to attend the 0bsequies of his father, the late Judge F. c. Robertson.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'S soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in its manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 Mrs. Fred L. Ingrahal and infant son are at the coast.
 Mayor F. l.. Ewing returned Satur- day from Sah Francisco and made d trip to Tucson on business the first of the week.
 Ed Ingram came ia from Sonora, Mexico, last Friday to remain few days. Mir. Ingram has invested rather extensively in the empire on the gulf coast, over the prospects of which he is quite enthusiastic
 Miss Calla lsomO, assistant cashier at the Sanguinetti department store, is enjoying vacation in Los Angeles. her place being filled by Miss Sarah Lopez.
 James Kilgore, one of the guiding bustlers of the Yuma Mercantile Com pany, is on two weeks vacation at the coast.
 s. k. Epler was in Yuma Saturday sn route to the California coast from Chicago.
 w. H. Buck, candidate for the re- publican nomination for recorder of Imperial county, Cal, was ia Yuma Saturday in the cOurse of an electfun- eering tour. ~ Miss Mary Nugent and Frank Nu- gent left last night en route east They will spend the remainder of the summer in South Dakota.
 Charles Jones, the negro who was recently injured in the blast accident vt the grading camp at Andrade, died hast week in the county hospital
 The High school board of trustees have selected Prof. H R. Doughty uf the University of California as in- structOr ia the High school, vice Prof. Edgar H. Price, resigned.
 Attorney c. L. Brown, candidate for the nomination for district attorney of Imperial county, was in Yuma this week.
 ]. A. Donovan has joined his wife in Prescott, VacatiOn-bound.
 Dr. Joseph A. Marpby, inspector of sanitary and hygienic conditions sur- rounding Indian schools, was at the Fort Yuma school this week making annual inspection.
 County Treasurer George NiShelsen is at the beaches with his faxaily foc g few days,
 W. A. 4brazie, immigration inspector at Beaumont, Gal, visited his fs@ify in Yuma this week.
 The damage Co alfalfa hay iszd seed crops by the rains of the past week k Sariously estimated at from three te een thousand dollars.
 Mrs. F. L. Ewing entertained nam Der of lady friends at dinaer and whist party last Thursday evening as her residence on the Gila river bluff. sMrs. w. H. Buck, Mrs. Gus Molina and Miss Fidelia Molina have gone to bhe coast together.
 Sheriff Gus Livingston. Capt. Isaac P"lhamus and Recorder J. M Pulha- mus left today to attend the execution of Francisco Mar9uiz at Florence.
 c. H. Hobart, who has been ill for several weeks from typhoid fever, left for the coast this week to recuperate, accompanied by his wife.
 Drop in and see your friends a: the Old Plantation; you'll be sure 10 tnd 'em there.