Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-24
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f. A. Berneker, who saw service in
Flanders with machine gun com
Tauy during the latter part of the
war, arrived home yesterday.
Captain Charles E. Davis of Mul-
let island, Salton sea, was court
house visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. S. Mulligan and
daughter left this morning for San
Diego, where they will spend the
greater part Of the summer.
Southern Pacific officials who will
be in the Valley for a few days are
F, S. McGinnis. general passenger
freight agent. They will make their
headquarters in FL Centre while here.
Mrs. Henry Kennedy, who has been
visiting her mother in San Diego, re-
turned home Monday, leaving her
small son to make visit in that
city.
Mis-. Billy Kemp, of Varnev Bros.
wholesale warehouse, who has been
taking vacation the past week in
Los Angeles, returned home this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A. Graham,
who have made their home in this
city for the past four years, leave
May / fer Fort Bragg. this state,
where they will make their future
home.
Eddie Hamilton. formerly employed
as foreman in The Press. office, ar
rived home yesterday after nearly a
years service in the navy.
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The following persons registered at
the Chamber of Commerce, April %:
Frank H. Greene, Les Angeles; Aus
tin Farrell, Michigan; James Allen
Geissenger. Long Beach; William G.
Mather, Cleveland, o.; Miss X. L.
Mather, Cleveland, O.; E. l.. Diecter,
Los Angeles; l.. Hussey, San Diego;
0. E. Bird, San Diego; f. NJ. Eomor,
San Diego; Hugo Klauber, San Diego;
w. c. Hallmark, Los Angeles; f. Q.
McGinnis, Los Angeles; A. l.. Knesel,
Los Angeles; J. T. White, Monrovia;
c. H. Van Hise, New York, and
Charles F. Angar, Los Angeles.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Thenberg are
registered at the Oregon hotel. where
they will be for the coming week or
more.
E. Goset and wife and MIR. and Mrs
4 IoCno,. o,,1 child Of Cna, tAia.
90, are spending a few days at the
Oregon hotel. Messrs. Goset and Coop
er are connected with the police de
partment OF San Diego.
G. J. Hammons, prominent sheep
man Of Phoenix, is IN the valley on .
short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. G. Horne left to-
day for San Diegoii where they will
CoWling, wkO has just arrived at
will return the first part OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy La Touche and
Two small sens, Tommie and Bobby,
viii leave this evening tor Los An
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.lain for an indefinite visit
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A. L, Richmond Of the Barbara
Worth is in Los Angeles visiting Mrs.
Richmond, who has been undergoing
a series of treatments at the Coco
Samaritan hospital His stay will
probably cover week.
The Hoosier kitchen cabinet which
was awarded to Mrs. /. Y. Sparks
and Mrs. William Fleming during the
second Liberty Lean drive fer haV-
ing sold the greatest number cf bonds
during that drive, and which was lii
orally donated by them to the Red
Cross for sale, has been purchased
by Mrs. willard Of Calipatria. The
amount realized from the sale Of this
cabinet will go into the treasury Of
the chapter.
Mrs. Owen Shaw Of Ho!t1ill2
quota Of sewing yesterday.
Mrs T. T. Cook Of Hamilton ave /
nue. will entertain the members Of the
Afternoon Bridge Club tomorrow at
her home. The members include the .
Mesdames A. p. Nuffer, Phil D. Swing,
George Anderson, Clarence Conant, /
Robert WhitelaW, Dorsey WhtelaW
Guy La Touche, O. C.. Horne, r. 3. |
Moore, G.. s. Helms, J. w Glassfcrd .
and Thomas T. Cook. Refreshments .
will be served in thc middle of the
afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Douglass of VaJneyS
Is enjoying Wait from