Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
CITY AND VALLEY.

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At Theater Tulane Tonight-Th,
following is the program for the Thea
ter Tulane for tonight. "Pathe Week
w." "In the Shadow of the Mountains,
"Among Club Fellows" and "Edwin's
Badge of Honor"
Apron Sale MOnday-The Philan.
thropic section of thelEl Centre Wo-
mems Ten Thousand Club will con-
duct a sale of aprons Monday after
noon at the Driggers Feed Store. The
proceeds will be devoted to charity.
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Marriage License Issued-The coun-
ty clerks office issued a marriage Ii
cense to Ernest Blend, %, and Mat
tie Jurbuchen, 2S, both natives of
Switzerland and residents of Holt
vile.
Mrs. Harwood's Funeral - Mrs.
Elizabeth Harwood will be buried from
ST. Mary's Catholic church at 9 o'clock
Monday morning. Interment will be
at Evergreen cemetary, Rec. Father
O'Hara officiating. The body lies in
state at the undertaking parlors of
Mulligan and Son.
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Feature at the L. & S.-The l.. &.
S. Theater offers for tonight only the
three-reel feature "The Blindness of
Courage, or, Between Two Loves"
This is one of the famous Dragon
films and the cast is composed of Glen
White, Jane Fearnley, Charles Horan
and Julia Bruins. The pictures por-
tray love story of the time of the
French and Indian wars. The comedy
number on the program is entitled "a
Country Cousin"
Valley Dates in Demand-Ross and
Stuart report that the demapa for the
valley grown dates handlsd by them
has been great and that/they are be-
ing sent to all sections of the country.
They received the following orders to-
day: Judge C. H. Krum, 500 Roe
building, St. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Kate
Pulls, 1920 Mcpherson avenue, st.
Louis, Mr.; Judge H. M. Lodsdon, Ev
ansville, Ind; Mr.. Marshall E. Post,
800 st. Louis avenue, Fort Worth, Tex.
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Party of Students-Miss Leo9ora>
Perkiss entertained students of Cen
trail Union High School and other
friends yesterday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Perkiss. A pleasant evening was
passed with dancing and other en-
joyments. Among those present were
Imogene Aten, Evelyn Boman, Helen
Nath, Laura Sawyer, Loura Stewart,
Lulu Collins, Leonora Perkiss, Kath-
crime Perkiss, Thomas Wilson, Jack
Hobby, Aruman Thompson, William
Apple, Paul Parsons and Reginald
Perkiss.
AT Hotel OregOn-H. E. Hooker,
Holtville; E. J. Rroise, F. E. Ander-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Young and
son, R. T. Laughlin, Louis w. Myers,
N. NJ. Reed, M. S. Foss, John H. Foley,
Los Angeles; J. G. Martin, Fred Tay-
lor, Washington, D. c.; E. c. Pulliam,
J. l.. Pulliam, r. C. Hartwick, John c.
Norwell, Irving Way, San Diego;
Frank Hulett, Pasadena; James Nc
Donald, Long Beach; Joel w. Cassidy,
Ontario; Francis l.. Sellew, Yuma; AL
len R. English, Arizona; j. w. Hannah,
Stockton; H. G. Thomas, San Francis
co; J. w. Young, Chicago; R. E. Blair,
G. T. Ratliffe, Bard.
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Bazaar Well Attended-The bazaar
being conducted today in the Davis
hall by the ladies of the Catholic
church is being well patronized and
the prospects are that there will be
record breaking number of turkey
dinners served by the ladies in charge
this evening. The ladies extend thanks
to the following merchants who were
of assistance in the bazaar: Hamil-
ton Brothers, G. w. Nixon, F. L. Nc
Cune, Smith & Bishop, Bradford Hem
con, Mrs. E. W. Snow, Paul Holdzkom,
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