The Arizona sentinel., 1911-05-18
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I-7The Yuma Ice Co. 8 extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are .old. Try it.
 E. c. Eger has secured deskroom in the office of the Yuma Electric & Water Company and will conduct real estate business.
 Hart & Glove, have opened 8 tailor shop in the Townsend building in Sec ond street, between Main and Madison avenue.
 Dr. A. c. Carlson ofsLos Angeles has associated himself with Dr. Henri A p John for the practice of medicine in thls. city.
 John Nj. Speese left yesterday for Los Angeles, after spending week in this city looking after his extensive business interests.
 The town of Blythe, Cal, in the rich Palo Verde valley, is putting on metro politan airs and will soon have S25,- GOO ice plant installed.
 The smelling works at Swansea will begin operations within the next few days, after having been shut down for the past several months.
 Fl. c. Mueller, former Yuma county citizen, is here for 8 few days. MT. Mueller is connected with the Mining and Scientific Press of San Francisco.
 H. E. Peoples of the Elite Bowling Parlors has returned from Picacho, where he has been for the past two weeks, locking after his mining inter- ests.
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wsteris used in it's manufacture, therefore 1t IS aise the most heslthful. Drink no other.
 One thousand head of cattle belong ing to Sheriff Nelson of Pima county have been shipped through Yuma this week. They are for the California market.
 Word comes to Yuma of the arrival of daughter at the home of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lewis ia Los Angeles. Mrs. Lewis is daughter of MT. De Spain in Sixteenth avenue.
 < County School Superintendent Fred W. Vessel has returned from Tucson, where he attended the inauguration of Professor Arthur H. Wilde as presi- dent of the University of Arizona.
 Miss Wilma Hoard, second grade teacher in the Msin-street school, has been elected to position in the Flag staff schools. Miss Hoard is one of the very best teachers in Yuma this year.
 Yesterday little Miss Melba Riddle her sixth birthday. A num- Der of her small friends were invited and the Riddle home in South Main street presented happy scene for the children.
 Sheriff Gus Livingston returned yes- terdsy from Tumco and Glsmis, where he went in search of two men who robbed P. J. Sullivan in this city few nights ago. He failed to find any trace of the thieves.
 Isaac Levy. who has been employed at Tumco, Cal, by E. F. Ssnguinetti, is reported to be in 8 very precarious condition. AS soon as his condition will permit he will be brought to his home in this city.
 Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Johnson, who have been spending the winter at the Baldwin ranch near SOmerton, left Tuesday for their home in New York City. These ladies expect to return to the valley again next winter.
 Miss Georgia Tomlinson of Tempe is visiting her uncle, Rev. A. B. Tomlin- son of the Valley Baptist Church. Miss Tomlinson graduated from the Tempe Normal in 1905, being in the same class with Miss lone Greenleaf of this city.
 Rufus, Shirley and Nellie Byler, grandchildren of T. A. Jordan, left Tuesday morning for the coast, where they will join their mother for the summer. They were accompanied by their uncle, E. w. Curtis, who went to Los Angeles on brief business trip.
 Captain ]. N. Bickal is erecting 8 porch in front of the Frank rooming- house in Madison avenue. Captain Bickal was the first member enlisted in Troop F, Second United States Cav. airy, in the Army of the Potomac, and his service extended throughout the War of the Rebellion.
 A. T. Pancrazi, formerly bookkeeper for the Ralsz Meat Market, has gone to Agua Caliente to relieve his brother, Andrew Pancrazi, who leaves for Chi csgo, where he will take unto himself 6 bride. MT. and Mrs. Psncrazi will make their home at Agua Caliente HA .