Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-13
CITY AND VALLEY.

TroubadOrs Coming-Byron's FAM
Gus Troubadors, known as the Seven
Kings of Harmons, will appear at the
Holt Opera House Monday evening
as abenefit for the Eagle lodge. Tick
cts are now on sale at Dunaway's drug
store.
The Rosary-The character of Rev.
Brian Kelly in 1.-The Rosary" an early
attraction here, makes many people
think of their parish priest. Ed. W.
Rowland met with tremendous success
with this play. 1t will be at Holt op-
era house, Thursday evening.
At L. & s. Theater-"Life Of Buff
falo Bill" in three reels, portraying
his early life on the plains, posed for
by Buffalo Bill himself, with a COM
pany of real cowboys, Indians and SOL
diers, is feature of tonight's program.
"The Magic Carpet" and what it does
to the guests completes the special
bill and furnishes the Tough. Change
of program tomorrow.
Cotton Market Gains-T. D. Nc
Call, manager of the Imperial Valley
Cotton Growers Exchange, is rather
proud of the record being maintained
by the exchange in breaking into the
national cotton market. Mr.. Mccall
states that the exchange is already
able to offer dollar more per bale for
cotton than two weeks ago, while the
New Orleans market is averaging a
dollar less.
Rev. Galway Passes-Rev. Neiy c.
Galway, aged 65 years, retired min
lister who lived with his wife and
sons family in water district No. II,
died yesterday and will be buried un-
der Masonic offices from the Imperial
Masonic lodge at 2:30 today. He had
been in the valley two years, where
two of his three sons reside. G. A.
Shafer will forward the remains to the
former home in Kokomo, Ind
Another Fine Apartment House
B. Schireson will begin at once the
erection of a two-story apartmeht
house on the corner of Sixth and
Adams street, Immediately north of
the park The building will contain
twenty-five two and three room apart
ments and will cover ground 90 by
100 feet 1t will be of mission style
of architecture and will cost about
$4,000.
Special Train Here-A special train
came down from Los Angeles this
morning with a party of prospective
buyers of lots in the projected town
of Date City, arriving here ten min
uteS behind the regular train and re-
naming in Ell Centre until $40, when
the special proceeded northward to
the townsite. The projected town is
about five miles south of Imperial
Junction.
kAprOn Sale - The Philanthropy
Committee of the Women's Ten Thous-
and Club have an apron sale Wednes-
day, December II, the proceeds to be
devoted to giving Christmas cheer to
any child who would otherwise be
Each club woman, whether
previously solicited or not, is urged to
leave an apron for sale with Mrs. Alb
rams, or the chairman of the commit
tee, Mrs. F. McKusick, 632 Brighton
avenue.
At Hotel OregOn-W. c. Cole, H. H.
Peters, jr., S. P. McMullen, Ella Wor-
den, Jess Knight, w. w. Sullivan, R.
E. Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ellis, Mr. and
Mrs. j. H. Walrock, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Abbott, Laura Graham, Ray r.
Radford, Geo. P. Keir, w. g. Carter,
San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Wolf
enden, H. Logan, G. w. Maxon, George
Nowlin, c. Murray, Charles Thayer,
Los Angeles; Robert Grant, Pueblo,
Colo; w. j. Burns, New York; George
NJ. Williams, Charles H. Mira, Santa
Barbara; l.. H. Stone, San Francisco;
d. H. Williams, Holtville.
A Fine Map-The Ell Centric Ma
tional Bank has issued an unusual
calendar, which everybody will wish
to preserve because of its attract