The Parker post., 1911-08-12
PALO VERDE VALLEY
. (Palo Verde Valley Herald.)

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Scaris man and wife. The ceremony
took place at high noon and a large
number of the contracting parties
friends were present to help celebrate
the glad affair The wedding so
worked on the judges nerves that he
left the next day for the beach to
recuperate, or possibly it was the
wedding fee that prompted the vaca-
ton. Any way, the wedding was
grand success and everyone seemed
to be happy. The Herald wishes the
newly married couple the best of sue
cess and happiness.
An automobile party consisting of
e. T. Riley, S. c. Patterson, S. NJ
Barbur and G. Rentch, all of Los An
geles, arrived in Blythe Thursday
evening, after quick dash across the
desert, they having left Los Angeles
Wednesday afternoon. After taking a
look over the valley they left Friday
evening for Glamis and expect to
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on their return trip to Los Angeles.
Every member of the party was very
much pleased with the Palo Verde
valley and mesa, and predicts a great
future for this country
In last Wednesdays Los Angeles
Times there appeared an announce
ment that Chas. G.. Hobson, aged SO
years, and Sommer Tilp, aged A
years, had procured a marriage
license and we suppose that ere this
the ceremony making them man and
wife has been performed Mr.. Hob
son is well known all over the valley
and has one of the finest ranches in
this district, and while the bride is
unknown here, we will take it for
granted that he has made a good
choice The Herald wishes them a
happy married life.
Word has been received that the
Palo Verde Mutual Water company is
going to move it's main office to
Blythe and erect a tWO-stOry building
for office purposes. This is certain
ly welcome news as it has always
looked great deal like the old cry
of taxation without Representations,
but we will give them them the glad
hand, and forget past Inconvenience.
Mrs. Elizebeth Clark has been Sc
lected to teach the Blythe school the
coming year. Mrs. Clark comes very
highly recommended and the trustees
should be commended in selecting
such a competent teacher ana the
coming school year should be the
best in the history of Blythe.
Mr.. Berg reports that work taking
Levels is progressing very fast and
that they are now working below
Rannells and will complete all above
the overflow in the next two or three
weeks.
John Mynes returned from his out
ing Saturday and reports the arrival
of a baby daughter at his place on
the 10th of July Mother and child
doing we'll
Geo. w. Kelsey was among the
passengers Monday for coast points
During his absence e. l.. Srack will
act as dispenser of cash at the Palo
Verde Bank.
Geo. Rice has returned from his
vacation, having visited his parents
in Kansas, and reports having had a
splendid time. He has again taken
up his old job in the postoffice.
w Fl. Saults, the popular merchant
Of Mesaville, left Friday for Los An
geles 10 spend short vacation. and
while gone will order his fall and
winter stock of goods
Mr.. BenediX of the BenediX Mar-
camille company left for an outing at
the beach last week w C. Buelfer
will have charge of the store during
his absence.
Thomas Beach, of the Palo Verde
Blythe Land and Town company,
came in from Los Angeles last week
to take charge of the local Office.
w. II. Hadden left the first OF the
week for his summer vacation. He
expects to be gone about month
Geo. CrOcker of Calexico was in
the valley last week looking for a
site for drug store.
f.. DesbrOW of Pasadena was in
Plythe last week looking over his in
tarcsts here
j. W. Simpson returned Tuesday
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