Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-16
CITY AND VALLEY.

Apron Sale-The Philanthropic Sec
ton of the Women's Ten Thousand
Club will hold an apron sale Decem-
Der II, at Driggers feed store.
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For Petty Larceny-William Hart
and William Burkett are spending 25
days in the county Jail on a sentence
imposed by Justice Smith of Imperial
for petty larceny.
Caught After Year-Selso Mar
tinez, charged with the theft year
ago of horse from Brawley ranch
err, was arrested yesterday by City
Marshal Krueger and lodged in the
county Jail by Deputy Sheriff Kemp.
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Opens Photo Studio-Evan V. Day.
is, formerly in the photograph ,busi-
ness in San Diego with the Hemeway
and Baldwin studios, has leased space
in the new building adjoining the
postoffice for the installation of an
up-to-date photograph studio.
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Theater Tulane-"Rezanoph" the
mysterious wonder in his mystifying
act, held the attention of a large aud
ience at the Tulane last night. He
will appear again tonight. Photo
plays on the program are: "The Hills
of Strife" "The Burglar and the
Baby" "Our Best Bet "The Stroke
of the Phoebus Eight
Marriage License Issued-County
Clerk Cook issuel licenses to marry to
William E. English, 33, resident of
Holtville, and Florence A. Clarke, 32,
resident of Los Angeles; to Harry l..
Lee, %, resident of Imperial, and Rose
DeLais, %, resident of Los Angeles;
to Berry Miles, 2S, and Mary Thaxiton,
2l, both residents of Seeley.
AT the L. & S. Tonight-The L. &
S. Theater tonight features the special
three-reel photoplay, "The Police In
spector," depicting true to life chase
of criminals operating in high society.
The comedy on the program is fur
nished in good measure by the photo
play, "The Dividing Line depicting
the humorous features of modern
divorce.
Church of the Brethren-The Evan
gelistic services at the Church of the
Brethren are still in progress, with a
splendid interest. Tonight Evangelist
Hutchison will consider two import
ant subjects. "The Unpardonable
Sin" and "The Prayer Veil" Song
services at p. m. Preaching at 7:5)
p. m, Everybody is welcome
Head Clerk Retires-Ralph Oak,
chief clerk of Water Company No. /,
has rendered his resignation, effec
tive at the end of this year. Mr.. Oak
and family will then remove to some
coast point. His departure will be
greatly regretted for his faithful SER
vice and pleasing personality has
made him a host of friends in the val
ley. A brother of w. R. Lienau, late
of San Bernardino, will succeed him,
the new appointee being man of
familiarity with big clerical positions.
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At Hotel Oregon-W. H. Foy, Guy
Owen, T. Edwin Gill, H. R. Crane, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Armstrong, Mr.. and
MIS-. L w lhiIiSOIls wi. anu wi D -
H. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Kempe
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Dillon,
Lottie Taylor, Theresa Saulque, Mr..
and Mrs. H. J. Moline, Annie D.
Young, J. A. Sims, ]. P. Cavanaugh,
E. NJ. Galley, Los Angeles; w. L. Lyler,
Calexico; Peter P. Hovley, Brawley;
F. E. Jordan, Whittier: C. C. Clinton,
F. A. King, San Francisco; Frank
Blitz, Detroit, Mich; Kathryn Hud-
son, Long Beach; H. Faye Grassland,
Agnes l.. Martin, Bard; Cora M. Will
liams, Imperial; w. T. Bill, Redlands:
J. NJ. Balaz, Yuma; Mr.. and Mrs. M.
D. Laureiro, Calexico; William III.
Layton, Osborne, Kas.; G. w. o. Mar
tin, Long Beach; Frank Hulett, Don
S. Haskett, Pasadena; J. S. Burns,
San Bernardino; Miss Ednah A. Rich,
Santa Barbara.