Imperial Valley press., 1908-08-22
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 Allen Nelson of Redlands has been spending several days in Fl Centro this week.
 Fred Berkman has come down from Oregon, and is spending a week in Imperial Valley.
 George A. Carter of the Valley State Bank, made a trip to Los Ange- les Thursday.
 l.. A. Morgan and family have re- turned to El Centro, after a month spent at Long Beach.
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 County Tax Collector Ed Wright is now sojourning with his family at No 942 Potter Park Los Angeles.
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 B. A. Munsell has returned from Los Angeles, and has resumed his position with B. Solomon & Go. MT. and Mrs. W. E. Morton of the Peoples Abstract Company have gone to Riverside for two weeks veca- ton.
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 MT. and Mrs. Andrews of the Val ley Department Store, have returned to El Centro after vacation spent at coast resorts.
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 Mrs. Genevieve Williams, deputy County Recorder, and her daughter Miss Dixie, leave today for vacation at beach resorts.
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 District Attorney J. M. Eshleman and wife have returned to El Gen. tro, after a vacation spent at their former home in Berkeley
 City Attorney M. w. Conkling has returned to El Centro, after vaca- ton which included trip to Siskiyou county where he killed bear.
 -I-N- been spending the past week in the Imperial Valley towns gathering data for ratings, in Dunn's commercial agency reports.
 Irving Jaquay started on Monday for his old home at Benton Harbor, Michigan, for months visit. When he returns to Fl Centro his family will accompany him.
 A. F. Gardner, of Palo Verde, was an Fl Centro visitor the first of the week. He predicts big movement in land along the Colorado river dur j- the ensuing fall and winter. l.. H. Cooper has returned to El Cen tro after a two months rest at out side points, and will begin the cam paign of building activities for the w. F. Holt interests in Imperial Valley. w. J. Purcell, El Centro agent of the Southern Pacific, went to Los An geles Thursday for few days vaca- tion. Mir. Russell is serving as s. P. agent during Mir. Purcell's absence. H. c. Goldrick, San Francisco capitalist, interested in the new Home Telephone Company for Imperial Val ley, came to Fl Centro Wednesday evening to attend meeting of the board of directors.
 A. D. Medhurst, who left Fl Centro two weeks ago for a vacation on the coast, has been confined to his bed in a Los Angeles hospital where he submitted to a surgical operation. He is now convalescent, and will soon return to Fl Centro.
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 City Marshal Clyde Bradford is able to be. around on the streets again, after siege of typhoid fever which confined him to the Central Hospital for several weeks. He will leave soon for a visit to his old home at Round Rock, Texas.
 P. Bancroft, who served as assist ant telegraph operator at Ell Centro during the cantaloupe season, and who left several weeks ago for San Diego, has returned to Imperial Val ley, and is now located at the South Crn Pacific station at CaleXico. Dr. R. P. Shepherd has returned from his visit to Los Angeles and Pomona. He took an automobile upon his arrival at Los Angeles and made the trip overland to Campo, where he met the men going out of the I'm perial Valley with four-mule team. J. w. Hammond and William Kluch and family arrived from Lawton, Oklahoma, Monday evening, with their household goods and stock, to make a new home in Imperial Val ley. They are guests at the Franklin