Imperial Valley press., 1912-10-07
CALExICO AFFAIRS
Calexico Chronicle

SdicAico SuTcnlCle
Harry Blake of Tucson, Ariz., visit
ed the first of the week at the g. L.
Bennett nome.
Captain Funk and family returned
to town Saturday after spending sew
eral weeks on the coast.
Frani Crosse. well known grape
grower North of town, returned home
Friday from Los Angeles.
Mrs. Lawrence Parker and daughter
have returned home after spending the
summer at Beaumont.
sam Donaldson returned Saturday
from vacation spent in Los Angeles
While away he took treatment for his
eyes, which had been troubling him
for some time.
+. Ronaud returned home Wednes-
day from the coast, where he spent the
summer.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Carter October 2, 1912, a daughter.
Mrs. Lucinda Bale has returned from
the summer spent at San Francisco
to make her home with her daughter,
Mrs. George L. Carter.
Rev. and Mrs. T. NJ Buley returned
from their vacation in excellent health
and are at home in the Congregational
parsonage.
The Misses Blake, who have been Wis
iting at the E. f. Bennett home, and
their brother left Tuesday for then
home in Tucson, Ariz.
Lorenzo Houreta and Lucia Maza
were married at the home of Alfonzo
X. Rodriguez Thursday morning, Re-
corder r. L. Glasby acting as the
officer of the occasion. Sr. Houreta is
one of the employees of the Mexican
customs service at MexicaH.
S. L. Roland of Denver was in Cal
eXico Friday. Mr.. Roland is a town
promoter and was here looking over
the prospects for opportunity in Cal
oxico
Miss Grace Bennett entertained
number of friends at a dancing party
in Things hall Saturday evening a,
honor of the Misses Blake of Tucson.
very pleasant evening was enjoyed
by the guests.
w. ]. B. Moor Of Covina, George
Simpson of Long Beach and A. C. Rob
inson of Los Angeles comprised a party
of land seekers who were in town the
first of the week looking for land op-
portunities here.
T. p. DAILY returned Monday from
his trip to Chicago and left the same
day over the Inter California for He
chicera. He was met here and accom-
panied out to the ranch by John Car
roll who successfully managed the
ranch during his absence
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Kloke returned home
Wednesday from their trip, taking in
the state fair at Sacramento. In their
400 0-mile trip Mr.. Kloke says he foun
the worst roads in the valley. This
is not the right kind of advertising
and is another reason why we need to
improve the roads.
George Crocker of the Rexal drug
store, who went to Los Angeles las
week to take in the Bryan speaking
remained in the city, where he is nurs-
ing case of blood poisoning in one
hand. He expects to be able to re-
| turn in couple of weeks. The trou-
Bile resulted from chemical poisoning
starting under ring.
wedding took place at the GouiG
ranch in the Jasper neighborhood I'D
Wednesday at p. m, when Miss Vic 4
| let Gould and Zolla Hair We're united
in marriage by Rev. r. L. Glasby If
CaleXico. The occasion was a quiet
( one, only relatives and a few intimate e
friends being present Imm ediately
after the ceremony the young couple
| left for their future home in Redlands
| The Masons Of CaleXico have bought
| ,ots and are planning to build on them
new lodge home. This week negotia-
| tions were commenced whereby they
| purchased the two lots just west If
| the Peck garage of j. z. Peck c. r.
| Brown, w. T. Aitken and J. B. Hoff-
| man have been named as trustees in
whose names the property will be held
| Plans have not yet been made as to the
| style of the building nor as to the time
| when it will be erected:
A very pretty and impressive we'd
| ding was solemniZed at the Catholic
| church Thursday morning, when Miss
| Faye Mitchell and Fred Gunterman
| were united in marriage by Rev Father
Schmidt. At promptly GAS strains of
| Mendelssohn's wedding march filled the
| church. Mrs. Glasby presided at the
| organ and Miss Ruth Donahoe accom-
| panied in a sympathetic way with the
| violin. Father Schmitt preceded the
| bride and her father to the altar, where
they were met by the bridegroom and
William Gunterman, brother Of the
| bridegroom.