The Arizona sentinel., 1910-11-03
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Attorney c. l.. Brown and Robert
 Sexsmith, brOther-in-law and brother
 of George Sexsmith, came over from
 Fl Centro with his remains and attend ed the funeral Sunday.
 Deputy Ranger Roy Sexsmith came down from Polaris last week to attend the funeral of his brother, George Sex smith.
 Jim Kinney has returned from stay of several weeks at Gold Rock. A tourist party from Los Angeles made run across the $. F. bridge in an automobile last Sunday, being too impatient to await the formalities at tendant upon crossing the ferry.
 Rev. B. L. Matthewson, the new Baptist pastor, and wife gave recep- tion to children in the Sunday school of that church Halloween night.
 Halloween was attended by the cus- tomary pranks of mischief on the part of small bo,s-and some not so small. Marshal Levy applied fer a deputy to especially attend to them, but the council declined on the score of econ- omy.
 James Kinsler has sold his confec- tionery store on North Main street to Charles E. Lacy of Tucson. Kinsler will go mp the Colorado river and de- velop his mining claims. which lie northeast of Parker.
 R. A. McPherson and Mrs. K. l.. Clark were married in Los Angeles last week and have taken up their abode on MT. McPherson's ranch near Yuma.
 J. L. Lee of the Old Plantation is re- covering from quite an extended and serious illness
 F. G. Blaisdell, late manager of the Yuma Electric and Water Company, was here from Los Angeles this week attending to business interests. Mir. Blaisdell is enjoying a vacation from long service in the treadmill of busi- ness and is enjoying improved health in consequence.
 Mrs. J. J. Stein of Los Angeles is in Yuma visiting friends.
 Mrs. James H. Maxey returned yes terday morning from Los Angeles and Mir. and Mrs. Maxey have gone to their nearby ranch to live for few months.
 The board of supervisors have ap- pointed o. A. Phillips as justice of the peace in the Somerton precinct, vice George Thurman, resigned.
 c. w. Hinchcliffe, division superin- tendent of the Consolidated Telephone and Telegraph Company, is in Yuma making preparations for Improvements in the local telephone system, which that company recently purchased.
 Roscoe DeVane, son of Probate Judge DeVane, during the past two years in the Southern Pacific ma chine shops in Los Angeles, is visiting his parents here.
 The Yuma Ice Co. s soda water is the 1 best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in its manufacture, therefore it is 1 alSo the most healthfu l. Drink no other. Joseph Norwali of Fl Paso, national hank examiner, is in Yuma inspecting the assets and liabilities of the local l banks.
 Mrs. James $. Garvin is in Phoenix | as the representative of the Valley | Woman's Club, pressing the matter of female suffrage upon the members of the constitutional convention.
 Bob Bechtel is back from few months residence Tn Oregon.
 Members of Anniversary lodge I. O. ). t'. will hold "Past Grand's night" tomorrow evening, when refreshments md social hour will be features.
 Attorney P. T. Robertson has filed ,otice of appeal to the district court in he case of Juanita Brough, sentenced Q fine and imprisonment for violating he municipal tenderloin resolution.
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ extra dry ginger 1le is on sale wherever drinks are old. Try it.
 Peter Kier, d settler on the north ide Of the Gila, near Taguna, was ound dead in his bed last Saturday, ieath having ensued, presumably, from leart disease. The remains were 70 Yuma for burial.
 Mrs. P. F. Byrne has returned to Florence after a visit with her mother md sisters here.
 U. G. Wilder, assistant superintend- $ mt ot the territorial prison, spent l.. lay here with his family this week. , Miss Aileen Livingston. the young S laughter of Sheriff and Mrs. Living | ton, was rendered surprise party I londay night by her fellow pupils in I he eighth grade of the Grammar ( chools. C The Myosotis whist club met We'd ( esday afternoon at the home of Mrs. a lax tzcuczka ana reorganized for the resent season. l The members of the Ladies' Aid st,- iety Of the Methodist church spent :, Wednesday, with Mrs. R r. Marable n the Marable ranch in Yuma valley. Councilman Joe I}alsz returned Mon $