Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-11
CITY AND VALLEY.


CITY AND VALLEY.
w. c. T. U. Meeting Postponed
The county executive cothmittee cf
the w. C. r. u. has decided to post
pone their meeting, unfit after the
holidays.
City Official Organ-The city trus-
tees last evening awarded the city ad-
vertising to the Press for the next
six months, following the plan of al
$ternating the advertising each half
Syear.
Wrestling Match Saturday-Pleas-
ant Smith and Young Sampson will
meet in a wrestling bout at the Nc
Henry theater at Imperial Saturday
night There are also several prelim-
mary numbers scheduled.
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At the Tulane-Tonight at the Tu-
lane the feature of the program will
be a special two-reel drama entitled
"The Fatal Legacy" Other numbers
are "Zeb's Musical Career" QUAINT
Spots in Egypt" and the comedy
"Stung."
Entertain at Tea-At the hospit-
able suburban home of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. T. Collier, their daughter, Miss
Inez, entertained yesterday afternoon
at tea. There were present Misses
Margery Paris, Velma kirkpatrick,
Margaret Delaney, Mary Mcleod,
Irene Brooks and Rhea Bomely and
Mesdames Clark, Carey, Robinson,
Thacker and Carter.
Gospel Lecture TOnight-One of the
worlds greatest questions will be in
terpreted tonight at the Church of the
Brethren, Seventh and Brighton, at
1880 p. m. "Who is the Devil?"
"Where Did He Come From" "Does
he Perform Miracles in the World To-
day ?" All are invited to hear Evan
gelist A. Hutchison. Bring your
friends and questions. Seats free. No
collection.
Sewers Need Attention-At the ad-
journed meeting of the city trustees
last evening it was decided to engage
sewer engineer to look over the
local system and make recommenda-
tions regarding the needs of the city
in this respect. The city has been
rapidly outgrowing its sewer system,
and the time has come when it is in
dispensable that improvements be
made. A bond election for sewers is
probability of the near future.
Harwood Funeral Saturday-Miss
Florence Marie Harwood, who died
Tuesday evening, will be buried Satur
day in Evergreen cemetery, Rev. Faith .
er O'Hara officiating at services at
ST. Mary's Catholic church. The body
lies in state at the funeral parlors of
D. d. Mulligan & Son. Miss Har /
woods relatives in Ell Centre are
father, mother and brother and an
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Hooli-
han of Kansas City.
college Town" Friday-Those who t
are sin" regarding rehearsals of "The
College Town" to be presented by
pupils of Central Union High School
Friday night at the Holt Opera House
state that the rehearsals are becom-
irg real exciting and that the stage
settings will bring back dear old col
lege memories to those who are for
tunate to have them. They also ad
wise the public to see "Ma" Boogsby
with her many troublesome children
and also the numerous "Aunt James
in the cast. f
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Consider Water Proposal-M. J..
peared before the city trustees last |
evening to again present the proposal
to drill artesian wells on the east side
to meet the demands of Ell Centro for
a water supply, and the opinion pre-
walls that the subject was worthy OF
serious consideration as a matter FOR
future action, but that it would pref
erably be delayed t, give the sewer
question right of way, the matter of
artesian water supply to be taken up
by the board of trustees tc lie elect
ed next spring.
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At Hotel OregOn-Chas. w. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hanna, G. w.
Mayer, R. F. Peabody, F. G.. Rinley,
E. N. Childers, N. F. Jameson, Charl-
es F. Spinner, James Thomas, Miss
Kate S. Parker, r. H. Ingram, Thom-
as j. Douglass, jr., H. w. Stanton,
Los Angeles; R. H. Gates, Eagle
Rock; F. P. Blair, G. E. Toms, F. w.
Airhart, R. E. Wiley, Charles Kelly,
John H. Crippen, Mrs. John H. Grip
pen, Mr.. and Mrs. McFadden, M. V.
Hester, R. F. Blossom, H. Simons,
San Diego; Hartford i. Billson, Henry
Rieger, Phoenix; Jas. N. Cook, Gre
nook, Mont; w. B. Rich, Claremont;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Honlehan, Kansas
City; w. J. Webb, c. S. Mastick, A.
Siege, Seeley; Leo Jones, Whittier.