Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-10
CITY AND VALLEY

Fine Residence-Dr. and Mrs. F. Ii
Carter have moved into the pretty
house Just completed by W. |. Stone
in his subdivision, Park place, in the
southern part Of town.
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Farm Sold-True Vencill reports
the sale of 100 acres for Robert Ber-
rette to II. ]. Whsle for $4,000. The
land lies seven miles southwest of FL
Centre. and it was considered a par
ticularly good buy at the price named
Two More Vags-John Cavanaugh
Is. a bricklayer, who says his home
is in Brawley, and Edward Petrite,
-. laborer, giving his residence
as Ell Centre, We're arrested by Dep
uty Marshal Hill this morning charg-
/ ed with vagrancy.
Al the l.. & S. Theater-Tonight's
program at the l.. & S. includes,
Back to Life" two reel romance of
the west, THE Animated Weekly of
Current Events" "Hawkeye's Great
Capture" an immense comedy with
a notable east.
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Half Dozen Housewife Harrison
Land Conmany has sold to c. S. Cyr
of San Diego, lot 9, block 5, facing
the city park. The lot has already
been improved with pretty modern
bungalow, and five more modern cot
tages will be erected on it at once,
making two rows of tree cottages, all
facing a court All the buildings
have been leased for a period of
years.
Beautiful Quarters-The quarters
being fitted up in the new building
of Mrs. Hart, adjoining the postoffice,
for the Peoples Abstract and Title
Company, will be among the finest in
the city and will give the company
more than double the working floor
of the present place of business. In
four years the company's force has
increased from two to fourteen, and
it needs the room.
Out Tuesday MOrning-The Press
is gratified by the many expressions
of welcome for its twin, the Morning
Telegram, which will appear Tues
day morning. Hereafter, as always,
the. advertisers who wish to reach the
whole valley will use the Press. Those
who wish to cover the city mainly
will use the Telegram, and those who
wish to emphasize their offerings
will use both, under the very low com /
bination rate.
Expected to Build-Pier & Prender-
CAST report that they recently heard
from S. Harold Freeman, the New
York capitalist, who last year pur-
chased some of the choicest lots in
the city. and that he then expected to
be here the latter part of the month.
1t is expected that when he arrives
he will give orders for the construc-
ton of at least one fine business
block, probably on the southeast
corner of Sixth and State streets.
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Penn to Give Address-Mr J. c.
Penn of Los Angeles, who is in FL
Centre on business, will give an adj
dress at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening. Mr.. Penn is very
prominent in the circles of the X. of p
lodge and a cordial invitation is ex-
tended to members of the organiZa-
ton to hear this brother member. a
very fine musical program has also
been prepared for the evening cor
sisting of the following: Solo, Mrs.
Merrill, Somewhere Beyond the
Blue" Anthem by the chorus choir;
Duet, Miss Watkins and Mr.. Fitton;
Solo, Mr.. Krotz, "The End of Per-
feet Day"
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At Hotel OregOn-Mr. and Mrs. j.
B. Hinchman, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Hinchman, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Lockwood, Miss Hawkins, w. P. Girls
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Leonard,
San Diego; Mr.. and Mrs. F. FOLSOM,
Henry Patten, Alhambra; Melton
Waiss, San Francisco; Fred j. Perry,
D. H. Winans, A. c. Alberts, S. Hirsch,
C. L. Soytn, Chas. F. Kemper, Los
Angeles; r. w. Clark, Coyote Wells;
F. w. Hoffman,. CaleXico; John A.
Leach, Hollywood; B. A. Peacock,
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Stein,
Mrs. N. A. Stein, Milton, Ore; c. E.
Stein, Iona Linda, w. r. Woods, Kan
sas City; F. J. Pearson, Yuma; E. A.
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