The Arizona sentinel., 1911-04-06
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Frank b. Rose and Robert B. Pate
are business visitors from Laguna.
o. L. Grimsley of threnberg is trans
acting business in Yuma and attending
court.
Ranger Roy Sexsmith is here from
the North Star attending District
Court.
JIG. Allison and G.. N. Perry are
business visitors in the city from Cal.
exico.
The Yuma Ice &c. IS extra dry ginger
ale is on sale wherever drinks are
sold. Try it.
Mrs. Grant Compton is here from
Tucson, the guest of Mrs. w. J. Brown
of First avenue.
w. D. Cook and wife of Green bay,
Wis, are here for few weeks enjoy
ment of our climate.
Hubert Guthrie, formerly of this
city, died at his home in Tonopah,
New, a few days ago.
E. w. McDaniels, the me reliant and
mining man Of Dome, is attending the
District Court this week.
Ike Proebstel and A. Vandemark are
prominent citizens of Wellton who are
attending District Court.
Mrs. P. Kalsman of Phoenix is here
for month visit with her daughter
Mrs. Harry E5rownstetter.
S. e. Eppler,> ex-secretary of the
Commercial Club. is over from the
Coast on a brief business visit.
r. G. Abercrombie, who is interested
in the mines at La Paz, is in Yuma
this week transacting business.
&C. Thompson and Nicholas Schlum-
berger are prominent BOuse men who
are here attending District Court. /.
T. L. Lane and wife, former citizens
of Yuma, were over from Bard the first
of the week, the guests of friends.
Alvin Gross and Miss Agnes Gross of
St. Louis are here for few weeks Wis
iting with their father, Adolph Gross.
The Yuma Ice Co. IS soda water is the
best. Only pure, distilled wateris
used in it's manufacture, therefore it is
also the most healthful. Drink no
other.
Ben Heyl, manager for the Sanguin-
ETH store at Tumco, CAL. is in the city
this week, in attendance ON the Dis
trict Court.
C. E. Eichelberger. discoverer of the
King of Arizona, is in the city on bust
ness. Mr.. Eichelberger resides at
Cooney, N. NJ.
z. Riddle, the Main street jeweler,
has sold out to w. Baird of Tucson.
Mr.. Riddle will go to San Diego and
engage in business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson, proprietor
of the variety store, has returned from
business trip to Picacho, where she
has some large mining interests.
E. F. Sanguinetti has purchased an
other fine team of draft horses. The
span came from Kansas City and the
purchase was made from John Multi
gan for $3.50.
Miss Anna c. Egan, superintendent
OF the Fort Yuma Indian School, has
returned from brief business trip to
Los Angeles
Rev. B. L. Matthewson of the First
Baptist Church, accompanied by his
wife, left last night for Tempe to at
tend the Territorial Baptist Associa-
tiOn..
Hon. Eugene s. Ives, former resident
es.Yuma' isthere from Tucson attend
ing District Court. Mr.. Ives is one of
the leading attorneys of the South
west.
Judge Armstrong, one of the leading
attorneys of Phoenix, is here looking
after the Stoffela case, which comes up
for final determination at this term of
court.
J. g. Vaught, for many years con-
nected with the Copper Queen at Bis
bee, is in Yuma and will probably be-
come interested 10 the Big Eye mining
district.
Mrs. j. G. Musselman has returned to
her home in Santa Ana, Cal, after
spending two weeks in this city as the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
MISSIONER.
viii Despair, Deputy Sheriff and
County Ranger and one of the popular
officials of the county, is down from the
northern end of the county attending
court and renewing old acquaintance.
Attorney a. ). Edwards of Phoenix
is here for the term of District Court.
Mr.. Edwards is a prominent attorney
and has been engaged for several i'm
portant cases which will come up dur
ing tire present term of court.
Hon. W. F. Cooper, = Probate Judge
of Pima county, aud prominent poll
tibian of the metropolis of Arizona, is
is in attendance at the District Court,
being interested in number Of import
ant cases coming before the court at
this term.
With the closing of this week the
Consolidated Telephone, Telegraph &
Electric Company will have completed