Imperial Valley press., 1908-10-10
LOCALS

S~~~S~~NSs~sSNSSSsSN SsSNSN'SSNSNSNS~SS~S~~>~~ Mrs. B. c. Nichols has arrived from Palo Alto.
 A. F. Wagner and family have re- turned to their Fl Centro home after a sojourn in the north
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 F. P. Willard has been appointed City Attorney for Calexico, vice John M Eshleman, resigned.
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 Miss Minnie Marshall, of Fl Centro, is taking a coures of business train ing in the San Diego Commercial Col lege.
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 Soren Theodore Uhrenholt, of I'm perial, has been granted a certificate of naturalization by Judge Franklin J. Cole.
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 Dr. J. c. Blackinton and family have returned to Fl Centro after a summer spent in San Diego. They made the trip overland.
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 c. D. Sprouse is planning to erect a ranch house on his place one mile south of El Centro, where the house 
 -!l-!- ico, was an El Centro visitor the first of the week. He anticipates a busy building season at the border town. Supervisor F. -sIVw $. Webster and City Clerk F. G. Havens returned from All buquerque, Monday. They attended the meeting of the National Irrigation Congress.
 w. R. Brain, who has been in El Centro the past nine months, in charge of the Depot Stables black smith shop, returns this week to Los Angeles to resume his business in that city
 J. I. Moyce, of the California Cream and Butter Company of Los Angeles, has been spending several days in the Imperial Valley in the interests of this concern, and has established depots at Ell Centro and Holtville.
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 E. M. Reed has come from Los An geles to take charge of the Depot Stables for MT. Cuddeback, who will continue to make his home on his ranch at San Gabriel. MT. Reeds fam fly will arrive next week
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 guests his father and mother, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Cole, and his sister, Miss Grace Cole, of Mason City, Iowa. They will spend the winter here, and will occupy one of Mrs. Kings cottages on Broadway.
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 John w. Brockton owner of extensive ranch properties and business man ol Bakersfield, was an El Centro visitor the first of the week, the guest ol Attorney T. M. McNamara. He came here to secure the legal services oi MT. McNamara in a case in the Kerr county Superior Court.
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 William R. Winans, organizer fol the American Sunday School Union has returned to Imperial Valley tC take up a fall campaign in the coun try districts and establish union Sun day schools wherever practicable. Ht spent considerable time in the valley last season, and established severa schools in the northern part of the county.
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 Fred H. Fitch, president of the Ma tional Bank of Commerce, Pittsburg Kansas, has been visiting Imperial Val ley, the guest of El Centro friends anC and of his cousin, B. M. Burnell, neal Holtville. MT. Fitch is a pioneer II the building and operating of electri' railroads. He constructed the frs electric line operated in Texas, an' has built or managed lines in tha State. Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska ant Illinois. His attention was particular ly directed to the possibilities or cleo tric lines in Imperial Valley, and h' declares they are certain to come ant