Imperial Valley press., 1913-02-18

rived in the city last evening by auto
from San Diego.
The San Diego automobile brought in
an unusually large consignment Of pas
sengers last night.
]. II. Maloney. formerly Of Ell Centre
but now located in Los Angeles, was u
town this morning.
Joseph narDer Of San Diego is look
ing over the valley preparatory to buy
ing ranch property.
c. C. Sears Of the National Cash
Register Company is calling on the mer-
chants of the valley.
J. p. |. Kelliher Of Pendleton. Or.
is looking over the valley with the idea
Of remaining permanently.
4 large body Of automobile enthusi-
asts of Los Angeles are planning TO be
in Ell Centre for the races.
E. J. Brooks Of Santa Barbara is in
FL Centre looking after property in
terests located south Of town.
Otis Sebastian has returned from
Kansas City TO remain permanently.
being greeted by many friends.
Herman Holweg Of Imperial has dis
posed Of his business interests there
and will locate permanently at Cal
exico.
w. NJ. Tilley and son of Lewiston.
Idaho, are in town looking over prop
erty, with the idea of locating perma-
ncntly.
Paul Nassman has resigned his po
sition with the Ralston- Collier Com
pany and has accepted one with Fuller
Brothers.
Barney OldtieId and Teddy Tetzlafs.
the racers, We're much in evidence
throughout the valley yesterday III
looking over the roads.
G. NJ. Wilson of Anaheim passed
through Ell Centre yesterday. He was
agreeably surprised to find several Ana :
helm people located in the valley.
Through an oversight the meeting
day of the Parent-Teachers Associa :
tion was announced for Thursday. The
meeting will take place next Friday.
Howard Priestman Of New York City
Is recent arrival to make Ell Centro
his permanent home. Mr.. Priestman
will be engaged in the grocery bus
mess.
! The new building on Sixth street be-
ing erected by the Jones Investment
| Company is progressing rapidly and
will be ready for occupancy early next
month.
A. C. Sage of Prince Rupert, B. c., IS
enjoying pleasure trip through South
ern California in a large touring car.
Mr.. Sage passed through Ell Centre
yesterday.
The Oregon Hotel is experiencing Is
usual trouble in finding accommoda-
tions for guests. Mr.. Armstead keenly
feels the situation but is, for the pres
ent. powerless to remedy the matter.
William, Thomncop ond S,ro;l,, ro,,.
comers from Sioux Falls, S. D., have
rented the home Of Frank Reading,
Mr. and Mrs. Reading having qui!
housekeeping on account Of the latter's
illness.
Ebert Wilkins Of San Diego was N.
town yesterday. Mr.. Wilkins stated
that the people of San Diego are anx-
iOusly awaiting the completion of the
san Diego and Arizona railroad. mol
only for business reasons but because
it would facilitate them in visiting the
valley, Of which all have heard and
comparatively few have seen.
Hotel Oregon arrivals Frank Yer
beck, H. <. O'Brien, D. W. Roe, Nor
man Gay, NJ. G. Ritchie, E. c. Combs.
w. R. Walton, /. A. Odell, H. Boone,
j. Cochrane, w. Crowley, c. j. Lone
gan. j. R. Converse. w. S. Schnebly.
all of Los Angeles; G. Jackson, St.
Louis; E. J. Ernst, Ogilby; E. A. Raut-
ger, Omaha; r. C. Shaw, Wife and
daughters, Berkeley; j. L. Brown, E. H.
Dick, San Diego: G.. F. Moore, San
BernardinO; H. L. Snyder, Denver; w.
G. Drivan, +. F. Diller, Redlands: NJ
kalsman, Yuma: w. J. Doyle, George
NJ. Doyle, II. E. Sli, o. Anderson. J. F.
HarneS, San Diego.