Imperial Valley press., 1912-09-28
HOLrviLLE AFFAIRS

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X. A. Holt and ID. Tracy Davis re-
turned in the formers car this week,
Mr.. Holt having been away six weeks
and Mr.. Davis ten days.
J. H. Hardin and wife were incom-
spent several weeks fishing and hunt,
ing in northern Wyoming. A short
stay was also made in Idaho, southern
Oregon and Colorado. Mr.. Hardin re-
ports fishing to have been unusually
good in the Platte and other streams.
The J. 1. Case threshing machine
and gasoline tractor, owned by Harl
on the way to the ranch of Purdy
Hart, who has small job of alfalfa
threshing to do.
fined in the hospital at Los Angeles
for the past two weeks is now able to
go to his home. but improves very
M. L. Hazard, driving his roadster
in Sunday night, was accompanied as
far as Ell Centre by his brother, Geo.
A. Hazard; advertising. agent in the
passenger department of the Southern
Pacific. Mr.. Hazard heard Theodore
Roosevelts address while away and
a portion of his tour. he touched al
such places as La Jolla and Delmar
And And Withal had a very enjoyable trip.
next M few DAYS from San Dimas. mas" me
Mrs. Helen M. Stoddard of La Mesa.
Cal, prohibition candidate for con-
gress, will speak in the public park
Saturday afternoon at o'clock and
H: B. Gillespie of the business firm
of Hardin Gillespie reached town
MACHINE: He was accompanied by H.
Hall of Los Angeles, a prospective set
tier
King L. Kendle, lately returned
from, a stay of two. months at Long
Beach, expresses himself as most
highly pleased with the apparent
hrts.
Ed Humphries, who with Mrs Hum
phries, returned about two weeks ago
co Contract to comp1ete "f ihe mas ievsifnh !akeh
of a portion of J. A. Chamberlain S
ranch near the Alamo in No. 5.
A most unusual expression of ill
me1iyes n;ebt sbsM was tss ,pEerpetrated Tuesday
automobiie were SO % badly cut ,se'a by an :
assless as NJ Mr. %afs Get them
presses himself as not being aware
of anything but the kindliest relations
with all his acquaintances and is
much surprised in consequence of the
On next sunday Rev. F. P. Morgan
pastor of the M. E. church at this
How Christ May f Become m Re Real.S SSupsfff Witl
the morning service, Rev. Morgan
closes a pastorate of two years in
Holtville From here he will go di-
rectly to Long Beach, the seat of the
annual conference Of the church
w. b. Gay entertained Saturday
evening at the residence of f. Pearre
the occasion being in honor of the re
cent coming of his brother, J. G. Gay
A regulation stag party was given to
half hal a score of associates and friends
all participating in a nice feed and
enjoying pleasant evening.
except IN case of emergency, the
CG;I,operative Co, creamery Of this, place
Will no longer depend upon the use
of steam boilers for power. II
horse power boiler, however, will still
be-, be used for sterilizing cream cans OF
tors now turn the big churns and OBJ
crate the cold storage machinery
From the standpoint of convenience
electricity and it has also been found
to be less expensive. The largest mo-
tor is 20 horse power and is employed
ing apparatus, the next size is of Ii
horse power. This turns the churns
and operates the sewage pump, while
1ne smallest sized one, four horse
power. Keeps the brine solution in
circulation.
c. J. Parks. who has been super.
intendent of Water Company No. {
position, to take effect the 1st of Oc.
tober. He will return to Brawley
where he Will again engage in the
GIvii engineer: During his stay in
Holtville Mr.. Parks has made many
friends and at the same time render.
ed valuable and faithful service to
the company he represented and his
departure is very much regretted
About October 5th Mr.. Parks viii
leave for Petersburg, Tenn, at which
Dlace he will be married to Miss Ber.
tie Hart, who was formerly a resident
of Brawley.
Harry Tobitt of the South Side came
in Tuesday from short coast trip.
w. c: Carpenter. living one and q
nalf miles east of town, had the mis-.
fortune Tuesday to become entangIef
in rope attached to an unruly COW
the result being broken leg. DR.
Wimp reports the patient was restinc
as comfortably as could be expect ed
and no serious complications feared