The Imperial press., 1905-08-26
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Virgil Patterson will buy your fat hogs

Virgil Patterson VIII buy your laC nogs' For rent, office rooms in the Garner block, also furnished rooms. Apply to l. L. Wilson.
 Judge F. c. Farr returned from a pleasure and business trip to Los Angels, San Diego and coast points last Sunday. C. H. F. Shaw, Esq, was a returning passenger on Thursday evening from a ten days trip to San Diego and Los Angeles.
 J. E. Heber is back at the helm in the Imperial Lumber & Commercial Company after few weeks vacation in Los Angeles.
 Arthur Edgar was returning passen- ger from Los Angeles Tuesday, whence he had gone to cool off and make his annual proof.
 James Mathes, business man from San Diego, is in the Valley this week looking it over for location to embark in the hardware line.
 R. D. McPherrin put on a stiff collar and a coat and left for Los Angeles Wednesday morning for three weeks outing and recreation.
 Virgil Patterson came in last Sunday after ten days trip out to coast points. He says the most surprising thing he saw while away was the rise in the SaltOn sea.
 G. E. Irwin and family returned from their summer outing Tuesday evening. They have made round of the beaches and spent some time in Riverside and San Bernardino.
 V. K. Brooks returned this week from a five weeks stay at Santa Monica Mrs Brooks and the baby staid at the sea shore and do not expect to return for three weeks yet.
 Miss Stella Wilson, who has been employed in the local telephone ex- change for some time, resigned her position and left for Los Angeles on Wednesday morning.
 Frank Salisbury went to Los Angeles Wednesday morning. It is reported that he will try to break into wearing d coat whil out this trip, and If successful will tackle collar next time.
 There are quite number of new people coming into the Valley every day now and these, with the returning Imperialites makes Quite a heavy pas semger list for our local trains.
 Miss Charlotte Wales, daughter of our well known townsman, E. l.. Wales. arrived in Imperial from her home in Riverside last Sunday and has accepted a position in the telephone office.
 Mrs. Laura Waters of the Hotel Inn peria has gone to the Portland Ex- position The only word heard from her since she started was from San Francisco and she stated she was nearly frozen.
 EKrhere will be an ice cream and phono graph social at the new school house in SIlsbee on next Tuesday evening fo1 she benefit of the church and Sunday school. All are invited as a very gooc entertainment will be given.
 V. u. Stilwell, a prominent farmer o Compton, Cal, is visiting ". E. WiIsit this week. This is Mir. Stilwell's frs trip to the Valley, but having been { PRESS reader for some time he considers himself pretty well posted on Valley affairs.
 The Supreme Court of this State Ina! sustained the Board of Supervisors il appointing a County Health Officer and paying him a salary. This is 6 clear knock down for "cassiuscarter' and victory for the county govern ment and incidentally for our towns man, G. H. F. Shaw.
 Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Carr of CaIexicc are rejoicing over the arrival of a rela tive of theirs who came to make hel home with them on last Saturday August l9 She sent her clothes on ahead and made her appearance il approved style, and was duly enthroned queen of the household.
 Two Mexicans got into fight on the street near the old Masten corral Thurs day and one cut the other in the face with knife. The cutter was arrested by Marshal Meadows and tried Friday morning before Judge Banta. He was able to prove that the man he cut was advancing on him with a club, so the Judge dismissed the case.
 The many friends of Captain and Mrs. J. N. Patton of Hotville were much shocked to learn of the death of Mrs.