The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-23
YUMA POSTOFFlCE
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at the insane asylum at Phoenix.
 Miss Mary Nugent is in Los Angeles on a brief business trip.
 Mayor F. L.. Ewing was a visitor in Los Angeles the past week.
 The young son of John Ghiotto con tracted slight case of blood poisoning several days ago through a knife cut and his condition is somewhat alarming The Yuma Ice Co.'s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Nacho Gomez, an employe in the local Southern Pacific yards for several years, has been promoted to good job with the company at Fl Pas0.
 Donald McIntyre, Jr., who was re- gently married to Miss Madeline Ortiz, at Los Angeles, has moved t" Tucs"n, where he has good position with the Southern Pacific.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris
  also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 Louis Hammel and A. E. Christy the San Pedro submarine divers, are back on the siphon work Investigating eondi- tions at the bottom of the California shaft.
 Edward Gonzales and Miss Francisco Lorona were married Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of the brides parents, in Yuma. Justice J. c. Jones performing the ceremony.
 Clifford King aud family are here from Kansas visiting Mir. Kings uncle, Supervisor A. H. Kent, and family at their valley home.
 Ignacio Higuera and Juan CaBo were called to Los Angeles Saturday by the death of their mother and grandmolh- CT, Mrs. Chona Cano.
 w. ". Woodman, the well-known D Yuma valley farmer, has announced himself as a republican candidate for delegate to tie constitutional eonEen- tion.
 Jack Dunne, Jr., has determined tO acquire knowledge of the printing art and is full-fedged "deviI" in the Examiner office.
 Mayor Frank Ewing made bnsiness trip to Los Angeles this week. His Honor reports everything booming in Sunshine California especially so in the City of the Angels.
 Attorney Thomas D. Molloy is in Los Angeles on business.
 John Hazelbusch, s. P night yard. master, is OF q trip through Nevada. Larry VanDeren is visiting his grand parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Fletcher side
 Mrs. George Marable and chiIdrer are in Los Angeles for the summer.
 John l. Toler and family of the val ley have moved to Los Angeles, where they will reside permanently.
 Mrs. w. C. Peterson and son Carroll have returned from visit to Tucson. l. w. Fuquay is among the tempo. rary Angelenos from Yuma.
 E. IG. Vinson has located in Los An geles, where his family will join hin shortly.
 Principal H. N. Greenwood of the Union High school was rendered sur prise party at his rooms Monday night by members of the class of 1910, prior to leaving on his vacation.
 Emory Proebstel, the Wellton mer ehact, was in Yuma Tuesday.
 Mrs. l.. c. Grothans has joined the Yuma colony in Los Angeles.
 Leslie w. Williams, one of the sue cessfnl pioneer ranchers in the Yuma valley, was in town Tuesday. Mir. Williams is one of the progressive citi- xens of the valley and has made good in all his undertakings.
 w. C. Peterson, superintendent Oi motive power for the s. P. at Yuma for several years, has been promoted to a similar position on the Fl PasC division, with headquarters al Tucson. Col. George w. Norton was in town Monday and left Tuesday for Los An. geles. Colonel Norton has not been feeling we'll for the past month; an old wound received in a cavalry charge during the rebellion is causing him much trouble and he goes to the coast for treatment.
 Two good human interest stories were reproduced on the canvas at the Air Dome this week, "The Arizona Girl" and "The Little Doctor sof the FoothiIls." Both made tremendous hit. Jack Wilson looked his surprise last night when encored on the song, "My Sunbeam" Nothing strange about the encore, for the song was sn- perbiy rendered.
 Dr. J. A. Keteherside, saperintend- ent of the territorial insane asylum, was visitor from Phoenix this week.