The Arizona sentinel., 1910-06-09
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Mrs. Mike Levy and little daughter are coast sojourners,
 Mrs. George Roclzwood and little girl are in Los Angeles for the sum- mer.
 NJ. S. Ili5bard is in San Francisco on his annual vacation.
 The Yuma Ice Co s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Deli Morton, well-known Yuma printer, and family left THesday for San Diego. where they will reside in fnture.
 George Marable has returned from a recuperative stay at A2ua Caliente.
 A. T. Pancrazi is seriously ill.
 C. E. Hobart has been on the sick list during the past week.
 Miss Carmelyte Smith, niece of Capt. A. B. Frazer, has gone to Shawnee, Oklahoma. to spend the summer.
 The building on Madison avenue formerly occupied by R. k. Norton assayer, is being repaired for use as the future home of the Daily Enter prise.
 Sheriff Gus Livingston made brief trip 10 the coast this week.
 The. Coed Government League will hold meeting at the Crane school house Saturday night. The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in it's manufacture, therefore it is also the most healthful. Drink no other.
 Mrs. U $. Smith and daughter, Mrs. Helm, have goue to San Francisco, Mrs Helms home, to spend the sum- mer.
 Attorney P. F. Robertson has been in Globe during the past week, called there by the serious illness of his father.
 Mrs !. H. Maxey, left this week to join d party of friends in Tucson, whence they will leave on a several weeks trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Mike Rice, widely-known veteran writer of Arizona, left for Douglas last Sunday, after several months stay in Yuma for the benefit of his health.
 Mrs. Ben Bradford has returned to Yuma from Alamogordo, N. NJ.
 Mark Koplan, the urbane clerk at the Southern Pacific hotel, is enjoying a vacation in Los Angeles.
 Mir. md Mrs J. II. Shanssey have moved from Priscn hill to the Speese residence in South Yuma. A. r. Pancrazi, cashier atthe freight depot, suffered half dozen hemorr- hages of the lungs this week and is in very serious condition.
 Miss Henrietta Frank, daughter of Mrs. A. Frank, arrived from Los An geles Tuesday night on visit home ,.ffer two years absence at school.
 The Western Union telegrah rffice has been moved into the Darlington bui1ding, corner of Second and Madi- son avenue.
 Vernon Wildermuth of the entomo- log gicai bureau of the Agricultural de- partment, was the guest of Under Sheriff and Mrs. Walter Riley several days ago.
 J. H. Franklin, Jr.. former Yuma ite, HOW of Los Angeles, visited G. s. Peterkfn Sa aturday on his way east.
 The dismantled hull of the veteran Colorado river steamer Cochan will be sold at public auction here Saturday.
 A number of yonng men are planning yacation trip to the McCloud river Icoantry in Northern California, some nof them being ". c. Peterson, T. T. Gull, R. H. Lee and A. T. Pancrazi.
 Considerable strengthening work is beiag dene en. the $. P. bridge across the Colorado river under the sgpervis- ion of Chief Bridge Inspector James. Gratteeu.
 A mammoth electric fan with six blades eighteen inches long, manufae- tured by Parks &J Parks, has been in- stalled at the entrance of the Yuma Theatre.
 T.- H. Harris, Yuma valley land owner, and his wife left Saturday for the summer, Mrs. Harris going to Ne braska and MT. Harris to various points in the Pacific Northwest. Jack Whitney, for several years fore man of construction at Laguna dam, has been employed by the board of su- pervisors of MaricOpa county as in- spector of construction of the new CeHter street bridge at Phoenix