The Imperial press., 1905-09-16
IMPERIAL

weeks trip to Los Angeles, last Monday.
 Charles A. Kitching, a Redlands cap italIst was in the Valley this week look ing us over.
 For rent, office rooms in the Garner block, also furnished rooms. Apply to l. l.. N ilson.
 For rent, 32O acres barley land one mile from town. F. N. Chaplin & Son, Imperial, Cal
 Roy. D. McPherrin returned Wednes- day evening from three weeks outing and vacation spent at Los Angeles and the beaches.
 School Superintendent H. J. Baldwin is in the Valley this week visiting the schools and getting everything ill shape for the coming school term.
 Bert Chaplin and wife returned last Monday from their honeymoon trip and have set up housekeeping in the Chap lin cottage, on Imperial avenue.
 Get your whiskers amputated and an artistic hair cut. Satisfaction guaran- teed or whiskers refunded at The Valley Barber Shop. w. E. Downing, Prop.
 Fred Wells returned Wednesday from a three months stay in Los Angeles and now we can soon expect to see the evening dress and swallow tail coat burst into bloom.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. N. Dyke and little Dorothy returned home last Monday Mrs. Dyke and Dorothy had been out 60 the coast for the last two months and IN. had been out for two weeks.
 John Terribilini came in Tuesday night from a two months stay at River side and proceeded to his ranch four miles southwest of town where he eX- poets to put in crop of winter vegeta- bles.
 A large number of people are return ing now, to all parts of tine valley, from their summer outings. The evening trains are always crowded, generally all the seats taken and standing room at premium.
 J. G. Ham of San Bernardino is a Valley visitor this week. MT. Ham has DrOperty interests on the Eastside and is here at this time to arrange to have his farm sown to alfalfa so he can be- come au Imperial Valley hog rancher.
 Miss Virginia Dixon, who has been employed for some months as assistant secretary to Imperial Water Company No. 5, has resigned her position aud went to Los Angeles Thursday to accept a position in the legal department of the Edison Electric Company.
 A large number of HOItvilIe people, who had been out to Los Angeles to make final proof on their lands, came in this week. Also a number of Calexi- cans and Brawleyites. The population of the valley is increasing very rapidly these days.
 w. H. Beckworth came in Tuesday
 
 night from three months stay at San Pedro, where he has been with T. J.. Sowles in the land grading business. He reports that Sowles will soon re- turm to the Valley, too. It is remark able how promptly they all come back as soon as the weather gets cool.
 Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Fansher and baby, EIfred, left last Thursday for St. Joe, Mo their old home, having been called there by the serious illness of Mrs. Fan sher's aunt. They expect to return af- fer few weeks stay and continue their residence in the valley Mir. Fansher has been in the employ of A. H. Rehkoff for the past two years.
 -,erov Holt is again at the cashiers window in the bank, having returned from a trip to Texas and New Mexico in search of cattle. He did not find any Chat he could buy reas unable, so made mo purchases. He informs us that he is expecting his family to return to Inn nerial next week and will occupy the rauff cottage, near the Public School building.