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| hall, he having taken over the pro-
ject.
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Christian Science Meeting.-El Gen.
tro Christian Science Society will hold
Wednesday evening testimonial meet
ing in Masonic hall, cornor of Sixth
and State streets, at 8 o'clock.
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For the Bazaar.-All articles prom
ised for the Christian church bazaar
are to be left at Mrs. Sprouse's, next
to the church, before Friday. The
bazaar will be held Saturday after
noon and evening.
At the l.. & S. ight.-Tonight'
program will be "The Wall of Money"
Rex two-reel drama, subject that VIC
are all interested in; "Stung," and
"The Manicure Lady," are the Two
laugh producers of the program.
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Donovan Wins Suit.-The case of
James F. Danskin versus William H.
Donovan involving the ownership of
a half interest in a saloon at Imper-
ial resulted in favor of Donovan this
morning in the superior court.
Parent Teachers.-The Parent
Teachers Society will hold a social
meeting at the high school Friday
evening, instead of afternoon, as pre-
viously announced. Parents of high
school pupils and other friends of the
school are invited to be present.
Sneak Thieves Operate. - There !
have been many cases of loss of per-
sonal effects in the valley lately
through the operations of sneak
thieves. The room of Mr.. Cooper was
entered yesterday and SIS in cash
and a gold watch stolen.
y MasOns Elect Officers.-The annual
election of Ell Centre Lodge No, 1884,
A. F. and A. NJ. was held last night
in the Masonic hall. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Major S. Cook, w. NJ; Phil
D. Swing, S. W.; N. J. Reid, J. W.;
Franklin J. Cole, treasurer; and J. S. !
Larew, secretary.
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Notice.-There will be meeting of
creditors of Model Creamery Com
pany (Faubin matter) at the supe-
rior court room in Ell Centre on Sat-
urday, December, 6, 1918, at 2 o'clock /
p. M, for the purpose of determining
the best course to pursue to realize
most upon claims. All interested par
ties are requested to attend. Dated
December /, 1913. Conkling & Brown
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TuorlOtt at Tulane.-Tourlott, the
rube musician, made an exceptional
hit at the Theater Tulane last night,
and will continue his engagement
through the week. Tourlott is a mu-
sician of high order, operating on
three different violins and giving clev-
er limitations of a church organ, and
other instruments. E. E. Beamer,
the we'll known singer, is again on
the Tulane stage after a two weeks
lrest.
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J Club to Meet.-The Woman's Ten
Thousand Club will meet in regular
session at Masonic hall Thursday at
2:30. The program, under the eff
ficient management of Mrs. w. w.
Apple, will present many attractions,
including vocal solo by Mrs. Merrill,
late of Riverside, and a talk on cur
rent events by Mrs. P. l.. Hedrick.
There will be book review of
Churchhill's "Inside the Cup" follow
ed by a general discussion. There
will also be reports of the Southern
District Convention of Federated
Women's Clubs, recently held in San
Diego, given by delegates from the
Woman's Ten Thousand Club, Mrs.
A. Anderson and Mrs. w. w. Apple.
Mrs. J. R. Garren is hostess for the
session.
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At Hotel OregOn.-H. w. Davis, l.
A. Odell, w. D. Austin, F. C. Stain
ford, A. II. Spencer, C. E. Beard, S.
A. Soewenstein, A. H. Kirby, James
E. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Dolly,
R. S. Beebe, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Barber, A. A. Wilhelm, James G.
Owen, ]. Scott Sayre, Los Angeles;
H. w. Combs, DR.. r. ]. Mapes, Sid
ney M. Van Wyck, jr., E. A. Schar-
lack, Louis Albert, F. w. Bunch, San
Francisco; Sam P. Rowe, Holtville;
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