Imperial Valley press., 1908-07-25
LOCALS

J. G. Launderville has gone to Long Beach for the balance of the summer.
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 F. G. Havens went to Los Angeles Tuesday as witness in land contest case.
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 Kyle MacBTatney left El Centro Tuesday morning for a summer vaca- tion at coast points
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 Mrs. Harold Bell Wright and child ren leave their home at Meloland next week for an outing of several weeks at beach resorts.
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 Edwin Pearson, son of Mayor Pear son, who has been seriously ill of ty- phoid fever, is making a good recov- cry and enjoying the cool breezes of Long Beach.
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 Samuel E. Letson has gone to the northern part of the state on a musi- cal and missionary tour, and will make his headquarters for the present at Watsonvile.
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 A. J. Hooper of Heber has been con- fined to the Central Hospital, El Cen tro the past ten days, suffering from a malignant carbuncle. He will be sufficiently recovered to return to his home today.
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 Miss Beulah Carey who left for Los Angeles the first of last week, is taking a course in music under the personal direction of Heinrich von Stein of the Heinrich von Stein acadamy for pianists.
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 Andrew Swanfeldt, junior member of the A. w. Swanfeldt Tent & Avn ing Company, has been down from Los Angeles the past week, superin- tending the placing of awnings on the new hotel Oregon block.
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 Mrs. Albert Nance and youngest son arrived last Sunday from San Antonio, Texas. The elder son, Wade Nance will arrive the last of this month, and will assume charge of the El Centro natatorium.
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 Sheriff Mobly Meadows and Con- stable John Martin of Brawley made the trip to San Quentin last week, talk ing thither the Santa Ana men Earl Hadley and Adron Lawrence, senten- ced for burglary at Brawley.
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 A. Fink returned to El Centro Sun- day evening after a two weeks stay in Los Angeles. While absent he pur- chased furniture for his new Hotel Broadway, which will be opened the latter part of the present month.
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 George Fishbaugh has gone from Yuma to Los Angeles, where he will be located for the next ninety days while he erects two rooming houses. He will then return to Ell Centro to begin on some building contracts here.
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 Attorney Dan V. Noland went to Las Vegas, Nevada, this week to look after legal business of several clients His father H. D. Noland, has returned to Riverside for a short sojourn, but expects to spend the fall and winter in El Centro.
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 B. B. Rasor has come from Santa Barbara for a two-weeks sojourn at his ranch three and half miles west of El Centro. He is planning to put more land under cultivation and will erect a substantial farmhouse this coming fall.
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 P. w. Brooks of the Brooks ranch at Meloland has started on a trip to his former home in Boston. He will visit several eastern cities and on his homeward way will stop at Denver to visit his brother a student at the Col orado Schools of Mines, located at Golden.
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 A slight change has been made in the Southern Pacific passenger train schedue. The morning north bound train now leaves El Centro at 6:04 a. m., and the midday northbound pass enger train leaves here at 1:24 D. m. SouthbOund passenger trains leave this station at 10:10 a. m. and 5:15 p, nl
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 George M. Yeager left Fl Centro Thursday for a visit of several months with his mother at the old home in Friendship, Ohio. He will return here late next fall. MT Yeager carries back with him some of the literature issued by the El Centro Ten Thousand Club to help supply the demand for inform tiOn ahOut this country