Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-30
CITY AND VALLEY.

Marriage License-Howard II. Og.
an. SO, native of Ohio, Maud Davis
SO. native of Kansas. Both residents
of FL Centre.
To Draw Jury--A venire of GO citi-
zens of the valley will be drawn from
a list of 500 names Friday from which
Jurors for the midwinter term of court
will be selected.
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At the L. & s. Tonight-Tonight's
program at the l.. & S. Theater in
cludes Fighters of the Plains" in two
reels; eliminated Weekly of Current
Events" and "Jake and Mike at Col
lege."
Coaches for Fiesta-Anticipating a
great number of visitors to the New
Years Fiesta, to be held in Holtville,
the Southern Pacific Company are
bringing in special coaches to take
care of the crowds who will attend
from the valley.
Firm Changes Hands,. D. Eads
has sold the Imperial Valley Electrical
Supply Company to c. F. Ferguson
who will take personal charge of his
new holdings. Mr.. Ferguson has been
connected with the Imperial Telephone
Company for several years.
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Watch Social-There will be a So
cial at the Christian church tomorrow
evening to watch the old year out
and the new year in. There will be
program, light refreshments and
good time in a social way. A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
At the Tulane Theater-On Wednes
night chelsea 7750" another motion
picture by David Frohman, will be
shown at the Tulane theater. "Why
Girls Leave Home" successful COM
edy offering. coming Januery list. OFT
and his dog Daisy pleased a large
audience last evening.
Ogan-Davis Wedding-Married at
the Methodist parsonage Monday af-
ternoon, December 29th, Howard H.
Ogan and Miss Maud Davis, both
residents of Ell Centre. The groom is
Holton Power Company man and
the bride is a trained nurse. Their
home will be in this city.
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In for Six MOnths-G. w. Foster
has been registered at the county
hotel for a six months stay, having
been booked on charge of petty lar
ceny. committed in Calexico. Foster
appropriated a revolver while the
owner was away and neglected to in
form the owner that he had the gun.
Water Company Files Answer-The
Imperial Water Company No. 5 filed
an answer today with the county
clerk to a complaint made few days
ago by the Oakley Company. The an
swer is a denial of the allegations per-
tanning to action on 1885 shares of the
capital stock of the water company.
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Church Rally-The First Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a church
rally Wednesday evening at which
there will be short praise and prayer
service, a number of short addresses
from the heads of the departments
outlining the work of the year and a
social, get together hour. Afterwards
the old year will be watched out and
the new year welcomed in. The ladies'
of the church will serve sandwiches.
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At Hotel Oregon. J. King, Pasa-
dena: DR.. and Mrs. Bert Anderson
and son, Vancouver, B. c.; Mrs. H. d.
Burnett, Vancouver, B. c.; R. H. Pet
ten, H. B. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
R. Krames, Ray R. Badford, Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Crippen, c. S. Cyr, H. V.
Hester, San Diego; R. d. Still, Holt
Vile; Geo. w. Lawrence, c. d. Young,
H. Splitter, Willard Genotto, M. o.
Shatzman, Los Angeles; Ray c. Burg,
Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Bacon, Claremont; Mr.. and Mrs. W. o.
Gamer, Ontario; Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Hammer, Corona; Russell Monroe,
Shirley Owen, Pasadena; A. j. Sch
wager, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. ].
R. Miller, Thos. Scully, Oakland; ]. T,
Mcdaniel, Douglas, Ariz.; Earl V. c.
Northup, Imperial; o. E. OFT, E. O.