Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-08
VALLEY VISITORS
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so it is fitting that the man who built the first church in this valley also built the first theatre"
 Mir. wright's brief exposition of the philosophy of mirth and amusement, which ran through his address, was interesting and pertinent, and his tri- bute to the man who does things in this region was endorsed heartily by the audience.
 Then the curtain went up, and Frank Damsel's company of players ap- peared in the musical farce comedy Are You Crazy" which proved to be amusing, catchy and clean, and was very satisfactory
 Yesterday the visitors made a fly ing trip to Calexico, and in the after noon went to Holtville and inspected the works of the company. In the evening they were guests of the com pany at banquet in Hotel Fl Centro.
 Following are the names of the guests:
 From Los Angeles-C. c. Lynch and wife, w. c. Patterson and wife. D. w.. Wickersham and wife, A. Meltzer and wife, Vim. Knight, B. F. Pearson, b. H. Chaplin, W. J. Doran, Harry Chand- Ter, A. M. Mortenson, J. w. Nicely monds, M. c. Taylor and wife, J. F. Boyd, N. R. Martin, R. T. Burdett, J. H. Dodds.
 From Redlands-J. P. Fisk and wife, David McClelland, Dr. J. A. Shrecl1 and wife, M. M. Phinney and wife, T. l.. Hanna, A. G. Hubbard and wife, w. T. Bill and wife, c. A. Puffer and wife, w. F. Holt, wife and two daugh- ters, w. G. Driver, c. A. Barker, wife and daughter, Mrs. E. H. Spoor, J. A. Walton and wife, Henry Fisher, w. B. Adams, H. H. Ford, c. s. McWhorter and wife, T. l.. Lyons, F. P. Morrison, p. s. Graham, Paul Moore, L. M. King, J. J. Suess c. B. Taylor.
 M. c. Taylor and wife, Highland; ;; J. F. Boyd, Monrovia; D. R. Craw- ford, Ontario; E. A. Chase, Riverside; H. B. Chase, Riverside; Paul Shoup, San Francisco.
 The Banquet.
 The tour was ended Friday night with banquet rendered to the visi- tors by the citizens of Imperial Val ley. A hundred guests enjoyed a splendid Imperial Valley dinner, after which distinguished guests responded to the toasts, "Holton Power Company, Imperial Valley, California;, Dr. R. P. Shepherd was witty and eloquent as toastmaster. J. P. Fish of Redlands who responded to Holton, spoke of the early days of the development of Imperial Valley and of the faith that the stockholders of the Holton Power Company had in their president. B. F. Pearson of the Edison Electric Com pany, talked of Power and Harold Bell Wright responded eloquently to Com pany. J. Stanley Brown, president of Fl Centros Chamber of Commerce, told of the glories of Imperial Valley. w. E. Adams of Redlands of Califor- nia, and T. J. Chaplin of Los Angeles told of the achievements of The Man w. F. Holt Mr. Holt responded with glowing but practical picture of the future of Imperial Valley, when it's industries and enterprises shall be immense, it's cities peopled with many thousands of people and it's prosperity impregnable. The occasion was one of complete enjoyment. The dinner was as good as could be provided in Los Angeles; the service was fawless, the speakers were entertaining; all were unanimous in recognizing the present wonders and the future great ness of Imperial Valley. The special train left for Redlands about o'clock Saturday morning
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