The Arizona sentinel., 1911-01-05
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Dr. Herbert E. Bolton Of Stanford i University visited Yuma this week or mission of historical investigation.
 Mulford Winsor has purchased al interest Tn the Morning Sun and ha: taken editorial charge of that paper J. H. Westover will devote his atten tion to the business management.
 Mulford Winsor has been elected immigration commissioner of Yuma county by the board of supervisors vice A. B. Ming. who takes the office Oi county assessor.
 Dr. H. V. Clymer has been appointed physician at the J. H. Maxey construc, tion camp on the levee work and Dr. J. A. Ketcherside physician at tie J c. Norton camp.
 Miss Laura Seay has returned to business college work at Los Angeles after spending the holidays with hel parents in Yuma.
 Mrs. McConaghuey, sister of Jack and Ed Dunne, and baby are here from Vancouver, R. C., visiting.
 The Yuma Ice Co. .'s soda water is the best. Only pure, distilleds wateris used in its manufacture. therefore it is also the most healthfu l. Drink nc other.
 Dr. and Mrs. ]. H. Martin of Los Angeles were the guests of MT. and Mrs C. D. Baker the past week. r Mrs. Fred Fredley and Miss MaUde F'redlev havo returned from Los An geles, where they spent the holidays.
 Mrs. H. V. Clymer entertained the Yuma Woman's Club last Saturday afternoon.
 Stuart Cargill of Anaheim, Cal, spent the holidays with his father, A. II. Cargill.
 Miss Oreta Doremus, resident of Yuma for several years, has joined her father at San Angelo, Texas.
 The Yuma Ice Co.'s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
 Aleck Durward. manager of the Col orado River Lumber Company, has re- turned from holiday visit with his family at Banning, Cal.
 Prof. H. N. Greenwood returned the first of the week from Christmas va cation spent in various parts of Califor- mia with his mother.
 Herbert Dyer and wife, former resi- dents of Yuma, returned to their pres ent home in Los Angeles this week after two weeks visit here with rela- tives.
 Mrs. Jack Dnnne and children re- turned several days ago from holiday sojnurn at Agua Caliente Springs.
 Albert Gandolfo and bride have gone to housekeeping at the Pioneer ranch.
 Mrs. Max Czuczka entertained the Myosotis whist club last Friday after noon.
 H. H. McPhaul has returned from 8 trip to the northern end of the county
 John Wadin spent Newyear's day al Holtville looking after d contract he has there to build schoolhouse. ,.,. ...
 Mrs. Cliofe lager of Coltnn, Cal, i! here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Chonf Martinez, who is seriously ill.
 Frank $. Wheeler is now a deputy sheriff of Imperial county with specia duty at the levee camps.
 Mrs. MA. Clapper, landlady of tht Idlewilde apartment house, and Walter Partridge of Lancaster, Cal, were married on Christmas day. They vii reside at Idlewilde.
 John NJ. Speese will leave shortly for the Santa Maria, Cal, oil fields where he is experimenting drilling fol the Midway Oil Company, composed O Yuma men.
 The city council and the Yuma Flee tric & Water Company have made ar engagements for the laying of water mains on First street through Wes Yuma to Eleventh street, partly to pro vide for the proposed new sewer sys tenn.
 The Yuma Exchange and Realty Company, composed of Mrs. F. R. Pugt and the Edwards Bros, has moved from the AIoretti block to office quar ters in the new Gandolfo building or Firststreet, next to the new telephone Offioo