Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-23
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Work Called for and Delivered.
534 Main Street. Telephone 169.
J. Stewart Ross was a business visi-
tor in Brawley last night.
Dance at Woodland Saturday night.
Mask ball Thanksgiving night. 1925
Edward B. Browne of Calexico was
sn early morning visitor.
! R. w. Gray and Chester Vaughn, of
| Seeley were business visitors in the
city today.
Howard Jordan and Clyde Hill rep
resented Calexico at the county seat
to-day.
T. H. Searle, inspector of the Cali
fornia Rating Bureau, with headquar
tiers in Les Angeles, is here today.
Mrs. F. F. Taylor of San Diego is |
stopping at the Barbara Worth for
few days.
No prisoners have been added to the |
jail register since last Monday morn |
ing.
Among those from the Seeley dis
trict in the city today were William
J. Webb, Austin J. Durand and J.
NJ. Routt.
Robert G. Goree, field manager at
Ca!exico for the Imperial Valley Oil
ard Cotton Company, was here this
afternoon.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to c. Bell, aged %, Of Pres
colt, Ariz, and Miss Delories Russell,
aged IS, resident Of this city.
Loo Wy, a Mexicai Chinese, left
yesterday for Sonora, Mexico, where
he will secure about 100 Chinese to
10 employed in the cotton fields of
Lower California.
A marriage license was issued today
to Herman D. J. Cowan, aged 25, a
native Of Tennessee, and Miss Ed
n.onia Hannum, aged 25, native Of
Kentucky, both being residents OF
Brawley.
Alfonso Irigoyen complained to the
Calexico police yesterday that he had
been robbed of $500 in Mexicali, the
robbers holding him up and severely
in;uring him by blows on the head
and kicks in the back.
Announcement is made by Chief of
Police Kemp Of Calexico that wom-
an police officer will soon be ap-
pointed in that city. The chief func-
ton will be supervision of rooming I
houses and to act as matron at the
Calexico Jail.
Notice has been received here of the
death of Miss Mabel E. McKusick, a
dat ghter of Mrs. Flora McKusick of
Los Angeles, and formerly well known
in Imperial Valley. The death oc-
Cured in Los Angeles, at which place
i,.terment will be made today.
Several changes have been an
nounced in the Imperial Valley Base
ball League, among these being the
signing up of a new battery by the
Seeley team and the resignation of
Leslie Reed and Roy Scruggs as di-
rectors of the Calexico club. 1t is
said that J. F. Mayer and F. D.
hevener of Calexico will direct the
affairs of that club.
The First National Bank Of Braw-
ley was awarded a $1,110 judgment
in the Arkansas courts this week, be-
ing bail money put up by c. F. Phil
lips two years ago, who later jumped
bail and is now serving a term in
the California penitentiary, having |
been convicted on a charge of selling |
Inortgaged cattle.
There WI be on display for the next
two days in the lobby of the Barbara
Worth hotel the Studebaker golden
chassis, valued at $4,000. This re-
arkable exhibit has been on display
at the Los Angeles Automobile Show
and is beautiful beyond description.
from here it will be sent to New
York, to be placed on display at the
auto show there in January. 1t ar
rived here this morning by Wells
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