Imperial Valley press., 1914-09-07
CITY AND VALLEY

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being a legal holiday, the banks
court house, the city hall, and man,
business houses will be closed all day
| As Wednesday is Admission Day, SOM
will close at that time also.
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: By Panama-Wing's furniture stor
, is another house which obtained good
via Panama on the Missourian, tn,
first steamer carrying merchandise
through the canal. There were tw,
tons in tie consignment to this house
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Theatre Tulane-A special holiday
program consisting of two-reel Ed
ison comedy. entitled when the Mer
Left Town." will be the feature al
the Tulane tonight. A Daring Get.
away and "Rose of My Heart" con-
clude the program.
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Princess Hotel Arrivals-E. John
son. Charles BrunStein, Los Angeles
NJ B. Nord. Douglas, Ariz.; F. B.
Johnson, r. Hemmet, John A. Turner
and wife. Carl Mitchell, Charles Nc
Bride. II. Downney. San Diego; A. H.
Slaughter and family, Clifton, Ariz. j;
X. Haley, Holtville; c. f. Lyons, San
/ Diego.
Examinations COmpleted-Since last
Tuesday the county board of educa-
tion has been holding daily examina-
tions at the High School and seven
young ladies have been competing for
certificates which will qualify them as
teachers in this state. The examina-
tions were completed Saturday, but up
to the present time the results have
not been announced
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Entertains Friends-Last Thursday
night Miss Iyncile Brumbly entertained
number Of friends at her home, 645
Park s1eet. at a get acquainted"
rartye/At o'clock dinner was served
end the guests spent an enjoyable
evening in various amusements. Those
present were Misses Brumbly, Mathis
and Luke, and Messrs. Mulligan, Park
er, Graham, Penn and Brumbly.
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Child Dies-Marion Luiz,, 8-day-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Luiz of
Holtville. died Sunday morning at 10
4. m. The family were driving from
their ranch six miles south of Holt
vile to attend church services and had
Learly arrived when the child died.
The cause of death is not known. Fu-
neral services were held this morning
at Mulligan's undertaking parlors,
Rev Father Leo of Imperial offici-
ating. Interment was in Evergreen
cemetery.
Ore gon Hotel-The following guests
are registered at the Oregon: James
J. Baker and wife, w. T. Payne, Los
Angeles; Richard Sachse, o. c. Wells,
@. B. How'd, L. ]. Cahill, w. ]. Honan,
San Francisco; f. b. Cole, Highgrove;
K. Scott, Los Angeles; S. f. Bragg,
Calevico; c. A. Garvintt and wife, Yu-
ma; VI. Rosenburger, San Diego;
Joseph Brock. Los Angeles; l.. c..
Whitaker, San Francisco; L. T. Rob
erts, Los Angeles; n. J. Schwiz, San
Francisco.
Petition Nearly COmpleted-Only
e22 signatures are now needed TO com
rlete the Imperial Irrigation District
petition. A concerted effort is being
mad to secure this number and Sec.
retary Berry stated this morning that
in all probability the list would be
completed within the next ten days
At present a large number az scour
ing this territory in order to rush
the matter 10 completion. as Il j.
planned TO issue the call FOR election
on October 90
New Firm-Arthur W. Palmer ans
Henry L. Loud have opeyed office
in the Oregon block anJ/will -srale
speciality Of Calipatria tss-T M. Pal
mer has had a wide experience II
the realty business. having been con
neetsd with a Brawley firm for th
Fast few year,. and j. thoroughly con
versant with conditions all over th
valley. Mr. Loud Is well known her,
having sold CalipatFia property her
for some time. The new firm ha
succeeded in interesting Los Angele
, finaneiers and will make q specialt
Of loans as well as insurance and
, general realty business
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Hearing Thursday Thursday q n
date which has been SET for the heai
ting Of the two contestants, H. "
Brewer and Clifford Coggins, VII