The Arizona sentinel., 1911-06-01
Train SChcduEe
In effect from Monday, Nov. q, 1910.
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The Yuma Ice Co. s extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try 1t.
 Sunday J. L. Lee gave bullshead dinner to number of his friends at bis mesa home.
 Miss Henrietta Frank has accepted the position of cashier at the Yuma Bakery in Main street.
 The J. N. Uaich family held family reunion at the home of William Quick. near Bard, last Sunday.
 Mrs. Martha Theilman, one of the :. prominent Yuma valley ladies, was visitor in Yuma yesterday.
 Contractor V. N. Sans left the first of the week for Ventura, Cal, where ., he has secured a grading contract. P Line Rider Miles O. Archibald has returned from Tom bstone, where he ''went as a witness before the United States Court.
 ss H. H. MoPhaul left last week for the Verde valley, in Yavapai county, where C he will locate number of oil claims for Yuma citizens.
 J. A. Langston, prominent attor- ney of the capital city, was in Yuma ahe first of the week, looking after some legal matters.
 Professor H. N. Greenwood, princi- pal of the Union High School, made the Sentinel office 8 brief but pleasant visit Tuesday of this week. ,' w. H. Buck, son-in-law of ]. M. Mo- < lima, has filed his resignation as Under Sheriff of Imperial county. His resig nation will take effect July l.
 The Yuma Ice Co. $ soda water is the best. Only pure, distilled wateris used in its manufacture, therefore it is alse the most healthful. Drink no other.
 John Gandolfo ST. and John Gan dolfo Jr., manager of the Hotel Gan dolfo, have returned from two weeks visit with their families in Los An geles.
 W. F. Wenland, native of Holland, died at the health camp on the mesa Sunday and was buried in the Mesa Cemetery by Undertaken O. c. John Monday.
 Chairman of the Board of Supervis- ors W. E. Marvin has returned from the Big Eye, where he has been look ing after his valuable claims in that viciniqy.
 Rev. Dr. Paul of the Episcopal Church preached baccalaurate sermon for the graduating class of the high morning.
 John H. Beeler has secured the con- tract from the Government to place in in 8 number of cement headgates along the canals for the settlers in the vicin- itY of Bard.
 J. L. Huffman is at the Big Eye, looking after his mining claims. Later he will go to the coast, where he will join his wife and mother, who are spending the summer in California.
 Policarfo Acosta, one of the pioneer residents of Yuma, died last week. Funeral services were conducted in the Catholic Church, after which inter- ment was made in the Mesa Cemetery. L.. c. Stahl, manager of the furniture department of the Sanguinetti store, made business trip to Bard last Fri day. Mir. Stahl reports splendid crops for the new settlers on the reservation. The uniform success which has at tended the use of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy has made it favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale by all dealers.
 A lady from Los Angeles has been demonstrating the famous Cudahy Rex brands at the Lone Star Grocery this week. Manager Spittler is always up to date and looking after matters of in- terest and instruction to his patrons.
 c. H. Sturgis, cashier at the passen- ger depot for the past two years, has been transferrea to the freight office under Agent A. J. Locke. A. H. Mus tain of Tucson succeeds him at the passenger station. Mir. Sturgis is a worthy young man and deserved his promotion.