Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-17
CITY AND VALLEY.


Graham Arrested-H. r. Graham of
Coyote Wells was lodged in the county
jai today charged with selling team
and wagon which he had previously
mortgaged
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Garbage Contract-The city trus-
tees will this evening hold special
meeting to consider the making of a
contract to handle the garbage of the
city for five years.
Had Big Class--The new lodge
Knights of Pythias last evening had a
class of thirteen. members for the sec
ond degree. The lodge is growing
most rapidly.
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Chauffeurs' and Mechanics Dance
Monday evening, December %, is the
date of the Chauffeurs' and Mechan-
les dance to be given at the Auditor,
ium at Imperial. The committee of
automobilists in charge reports much
interest in the affair.
Gospel Meetings-The gospel meet
ings at the Church of the Brethren
at Seventh and Brighton avenue, will
continue for each evening this week.
Subject for topight, christian Bap-
tism." All are invited to hear Even
gelist A. Hutchison explain how the
disciples baptized in their age.
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Program at the Tulane-The follow
ing interesting program is on the bill
at the Tulane tonight: "Extremities"
comedy; "Scenes in Singapore" "Love
Incognito," drama; "The Finance and
the Fairy" drama; the mysterious
"Rezanoph" will appear for the last
time tonight. His mystifying act has
created much interest in the audience.
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To Deliver Packages-Postmaster
Collins states that he has made ar
rangements whereby any person can
mail a package in the postoffice here
addressed to resident of the city, un
til Christmas, and by adding 10 cent
stamp the package will be delivered
by special messenger. This is Christ
mas provision. 1t is not expected that
regular city delivery will be provided
until February /.
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Doyle Trial Still On-The trial of
Jack Doyle, charged with pilfering
$50 from his roommate last summer at
Imperial, is still on in the superior
court for the third day, with little
likelihood that it will go to the jury to-
night. District Attorney Swing and
his assistant, H. l.. Welch, are con-
Quoting the prosecution and Conkling
& Brown, assited by Attorney Allen
R. English of Tombstone, Ariz., are
for the defense.
At Hotel OregOn-C. A. Swift, Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Turner, Miss Edgar,
F. w. Turner, jr., w. C. Cunningham,
VIM. Pendleton, Parvin Rell, F. E.
Anderson, Jot Woods, Jose Villa
Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Randolph,
L. C. Hudson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.
Pomeroy, w. J. Sander, A. H. Bryson,
N. A. Ross and family, G. R. Bentz,
r. C. Loveland, C. NJ Morris, w. w.
Thurston, C.. N. Herzberry, A. w.
Bruner, T. R. Lamb, A. D. Buckley, j.
E. Godcharles, Los Angeles; G. A.
Russell, C. NJ. Griffith, Ira S. Grey,
N. o. Ramage, Claude Stout, George
E. jerks, Pearl Acton, San Diego; E.
R. Evans, Riverside; c. D. Keltz,
Harry Potts, Long Beach; NJ. J. c.
Cole, Moskogee, Okla; J. Warren
Smith, Redlands; G. B. McGee, San
Francisco; J. S. Dodson, Imperial;
Ed Mcmillan, Seeley; w. L. Tyler,
Calexico; r. NJ. Douglass, B. A. OH
hansen, C. D. Webb, Irwin Shapp, jr.,
Covina; H. A. Sanford, l. W. Sweet,
Pasadena; J. B. Enright, San Jose.
Los Amigos Thursday-The Los
Amigos club will entertain at their
third dance Of the season at Masonic
hall tomorrow Thursday night The
club dances have become an enjoyable
feature of Ell Centro's social life and
are looked forward to with much an
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