Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-18
Holtviiie items


Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoyl on
January 8, a daughter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Prim returned from the
Ct. Thomas hospital at Ell Centro Sun
day.
r. II. Clark is improving nicely. fol-
lowing his recent attack of pneumonia
and fever.
Miss Gladys Smith, a cousin of Mrs.
Walter p. CLANCY and o. J. Hull. is
visiting here.
ID. V. Hardness of Gunnison City,
Colo. was looking over this part of The
valley Saturday.
F. w. Chaplin of Paonia, Colo. is
here expecting to join party of civil
engineers in the valley.
The Eagle lodge at this place is
planning a series of entertainments to
be given at an early date in the hall.
Chas. o. Folk of McComb. Ill. having
many investments in the valley, is ex-
pected here within the next few days.
The Park garage has traded for an
almost new 30 horse power CadalliC
for the general purpose of assisting
customers.
l.. H. Theriault, one of the foremen
of the high line. spending a few days
in town. states that progress could moi
be better at the works.
Jas. s. Bliss. brother Of Charles
Bliss, the well known rancher living
north of town. was here Saturday.
j. II. Cockley and ID. Thomas were
Tuesday arrivals from Los Angeles
The former seeking a location under
the high line canal.
VIM. Lindsay of Los Angeles. but
formerly of this place, is here and it is
understood will again permanent,
identify himself with the locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. SimeraI OF
Pasadena arrivcd Tuesday to spend the
week with Mr.. ana Mrs. w. p. Ghaney
and other friends in the valley.
\. B. Hutchins and wife of Los An
gnles. the latter being a sister of Mrs
Z. +. Boyd of this place. after havin4
spent a month in visiting has under
consideration permanent location.
w. C.. Scott father of Die Scott il
the employ of The National lumber
yard. and father-in-law Of l.. p. Sar-
geant, is here from Long Beach visit
ing for week with his relatives.
o. 7. Gallatin of northern MiSSour
is among the weeks arrivals. His fam
lily is to be here within a few days. Mr.
Gallatm numbers among his acquaint-
anceS Dave Nencill of this place.
\ letter received from }. p. Bentley
states that the family arrived nicely al
Oxford. Ala. the scene of their new
home and also their former residence
Mrs. Bentley, the letter stated, was
well and happy.
w. F. Keith and family returned Fri
day from an extended visit in OklahO-
ma, Missouri and other state. Muct
rain is reported everywhere by Mr.
Keith as compared with the Sigh
showers in the valley.
C.. E. Mullen, brOther-in-law of C.
F.. Stewart of the Russell Bros. i
Stewart ranch is here from Sawtelle
J. II. Stewart. brother. is also visiin.
at the ranch, as is DR.. Kerry. dentist
| brother-in-law from Los Angeles.
w. F. COPYRIGHT and wife arrived
Tuesday from San Diego. They drov,
| down in their automobile. Mr.. an
Mrs. COPYRIGHT are neighhOrs Of &. X
Brink and family. former residents
here. but now living at Spring Valley
r. l.. Brooks. brother Of p. W
| Brooks of this place. arrived this Weel
| from Boston Mr.. Brooks found Tia
| journey a long one and also expensive
and, to use his expression. ''just mad
it," He is graduate of the Yale uni
versity.
A letter received from ID. w. Weist
pOsImarked Arcadia, requests That tn
address of his copy of the Tribune b.