The Arizona sentinel., 1910-09-29
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AdOlph Martinez. charged with sell ing liquor to Indians, has been bound over for investigation by the federal grand jury.
 Miss Lillian Wadin has returned from trip to he coast.
 Mrs. R. F. Paterson has returned home from San Francisco, where she spent the summer.
 Mrs. Ruby Bauer, daughter of Judge J. C, Jones, who recently returned tH Yuma to reside, this week purchased the south half of lot II. block 36, on First avenue near Fifth street, with the intention of building thereon. Roy Jacobs was the previous owner.
 P. T. Robertson has established his 1 law office in the Moretti block.
 From now on every Wednesday will be ladies day at the Natatorium with a lady attendant in service
 c. D. Baker is back from short va cation On the coast. Mrs. Baker will remain in Los Angeles until the bot weather is thoroughly vanished.
 A. J. Teller has returned from a vacation spent in the Angelic city.
 Mel Greenleaf has returned from a visit 10 his mother and otber relatives in Southern California.
 Wm. Buck and wife, of Fl Centro, are the guests of Mrs. Bucks parents, MT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Molina. Mrs. William Hodges is planning the construction of residence on her lot ca Seventh avenue near Third street.
 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Gay Tor, Friday, September 3, son.
 Ed Crane, territorial experimental farmer stationed here, has returned from the coast after eight weeks ab- sence.
 William Huss. son of s. P. Huss, has been seriously Ill at the family home in valley for the past week.
 The Yuma High school now has an enrolment of 50 pupils.
 Tuesday from two months vacation at the coast resorts.
 M. NJ. Mendenhall has entered upon his new duties as manager of the Yuma Electric and Water Company.
 Three graduates of the Yuma Union High school are pupils at the Univer- sity at Tucson this year. They are Miss Mabel Moore, Miss Florence Spaulding and Jay Spaulding. The Colorado has reached the lowest point ever recorded, either officially or within the memory of the oldest inhab- itant. The gauge has lowered around Ii feet for some time. John R Young, formerly proprietor .of the Colorado river ferry at Yuma, has purchased livery stable at Comp ton. Cal, and with his family will re- side there in future.
 Mrs. O. A. Wadin is officiating as court commissioner during the absence of Commissioner C. H. Utting on vaea- tion in Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Max CZuczka returned Sunday from a two months stay on the coast.
 Mrs Nick Larson is on the Califor- nia coast for a months visit with friends and relatives.
 Hall Hanlon this week sold to R. G. Stitt, through the agency of Kerr & Monroe, twenty acres of land in the valley near the Valley Methodist church..
 A. T. PancraM returned Sunday frora a several months stay on the coast, recovering from serious illness He is greatly improved in health.
 The settlers en the Yuma reserva- tion around the town of Bard have formed the Farmers Protective Asso- citation, with H. J. Green as presi6ent-
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Mrs. T. J. Pugh has returned from a stay of several weeks in Los Angeles, part of this time being seriously ill. Her niece, Miss Oreta Doremus. re- mained in a hospital there, recovering from the effects of an operation.
 Rafael Rivera, native of Sono ora, Mexico, aged 10 years land resident of Yuma for thirty years, died here Thursday, Septem Der 2, from injuries sustained from a premature blast at the Picacho mine, leaving widow and several children.
 Harry Brownstetter, proprietor of the New York Department Store, has returned from six weeks tour of the east, including New York City, return ing via San Francisco, during which he purchased extensive stocks of goods for the cOiaing season.
 Townsend X Sullivan, proprietors of The Stag saloon, have made some changes in the interior and front of that place, making pleasing sffeea- A cigar stand in front, hand Somely fitted up, will be one of The Stag anDeXes within few days.
 The Gandolfo hosel is being furnish et newly througovs and the office re-