Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-10
CITY AND VALLEY.

Now for the Calves-And now the
calf has got his rights. On the place
of A. A. Grant tiny stanchions have
been built and the calf takes his feed
in dignity and comfort. Onward, ever
onward, is the valley slogan.
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Mr.. Peck Resigns-Allison Peck, di-
}rector of the irrigation district from
Imperial, has resigned, and it will
devolve on the supervisors to fill the
vacancy. Mr.. Peck has found the po-
sition to demand too much time from
his business affairs.
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Mrs. Phillips's Funeral-The funer-
al of Mrs. Essie NJ. Phillips Of Braw-
ley was held at 2 p. m. today at the
chapel of d. D. Mulligan & Son, Rev.
Baker officiating, and burial followed
at Imperial cemetery. Mrs. Phillips
leaves a husband and three children.
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At l.. & S. Theater-Tonight at the
l.. & S. Manager Sawyer continues
the photoplays which made big hit
last night. The feature of the pro-
gram is a three-reel play entitled
" "'Twixt Life and Death" vital pic
ture of life at sea. The comedy is
Matrimony's Speed Limit"
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Card and Dance Party-The second
of a series of dances and card parties
given by the social committee of the
Women's Ten Thousand Club will be
held tomorrow evening at Masonic
hall. 1t is an invitation affair and
the chairman of arrangements is Mrs.
J. A. Robinson.
Gibson-Krieps Wedding-Miss Ma
rie Krieps, lately from Chicago, was
married at 9 last evening to Hugh
Gibson, electrician for the Holton
Power Company, at the NJ. E. par
sonage by Rev. Baker. The young
people will make their home on Ham
ilton avenue. e
c. M. Berry Appointed-The diHec-
tors of the irrigation district yester-
day afternoon appointed c. M. Berry
secretary of the board to succeed H.
L. Barker, who resigned to engage
in the real estate business. Mr. Berry
has been in the district collectors
office and is already familiar with the
affairs of the district. He has had
wide experience in similar positions
and with large corporations, adapt
ing him well to his new duties.
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Church of Brethren Revival-At the
Church of the Brethren each evening
at 1880 p. m. Song service at seven
Subject tonight, "The Three Heavens"
Thursday evening, "That Devil Ques-
tion," will be considered. Evangelist
Hutchinson is frequently referred to as
the walking Bible and is giving his
auditors profitable Interpretation Of
passages which may be applied to
every day life. The Church of the
Brethren extends an invitation to the
general public to attend these meet
ings.
Marriage Licenses Issued-The fol-
lowing marriage licenses have been
issued by the county clerks office:
To William Godair, "a, and Halle
Vessel, 20, both residents of Impe-
rial; to Ora c. Browning, 20, resi-
dent of Holtville, and Livie Alice Pen
der, 20, resident of Cloudcroft, N. M;
to Arnold Burch, 21, and Mary Won
Moos, %, both residents of Holtville;
to Hugh G. Gibson, 81, and Marie
Krieps, 21, both residents Of Ell Cen
tro; to Willis S. Barnes, 20, and May
bic Gray, 20, both residenls of Los
Angeles.
At Hotel OregOn-A. Mosley, J. FL
lott Druiff, S. NJ. Randall, n o. Ram
age, w. w. O'Farrell, Mrse. r. M.
Gassman, J. E. Hopkins, San Diego;
Herbert P. Gilbert, Charles E. Plais-
ance, San Francisco; Albert Cox, F. d.
Fleming, 3. A. Wagner, A. w. Vert,
II. B. Plummer, r. c. johnson, f. E.
Hobson, Harry w. Smith, Charles L.
Turner, W. G. Mann, Los Angeles; R.
w. Vaughan, Santa Barbara; c. F.
Dolezal, Brawley; Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Browning, Holtville; B. F. Bradshaw
and family, British Columbia; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Pearson, Long Beach; Mrs.
M. Leonard, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wood, Glendale; w. o. Pryor,
Omaha; A. West, San Bernardino; C.
w. Runge, Riverside.
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Christian Science Meeting.-El Cen
| tro Christian Science Society will hold