Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-19
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+ Mis- Marie Jenkins returned yes
terday from Los Angeles, where she
attended the funeral Of her mother,
Mrs. Jeanette Reitz, who passed away
April l. at the age OF 56 years. Mrs.
ReitZ passed last winter in FL Cen
tro with Mrs. Jenkins. Her other
daughter. Miss Besise Reitz, is also
known here.
( Mr.. and Mrs. AllantP Nuffer and
/ Mr and Mrs jim GlasSford left early
this morning for Moreno Dam, where
i Jhey viii spend the weekend fishing.
They will return home Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a Preston and
Mr. Smith Of the firm Of Smith &
Bishop returned home 70 Santa Ana
Thursday afternoon after visiting
few days with friends in this city.
early settlers Of Ell Centro and are
we'll known here.
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twelve cars on two year terms To Two
families and one firm.
Miss Marjorie Brewer, who has
been attending the San Diego Normal,
! IS IL FL Centre spending her Easter
vacation with her parents OF this
city.
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eler and optician Of Imperial Valley,
returned to San Diego last evening,
where ne IS now managing the optl-
elry Company. Mr.. MaeBratney has
been away from the Valley for to9r
years ana experienced great surprise
at the great change that has trans
DirCd here during that time. He re-
glets very much having left Ell Cen
tro when ne did and stated to friends
TO come back. M MacBratney was
formerly proprietor Of the business
now owned by Smith 1, Bishop.
Postofticc Inspectors Hare and
Ranger have been in the Valley du-
ring tie past week checking up the
various offices Of the valley. incluG-
ing the FL CertIo office This is the
filst visit Of these inspectors here
md 10th expressed Qualifications at
the enormous amount OF business
Transacted in the valley.
D. G. Mcdonald Of Los Angeles is
making a short trip to the VALLEY
in order to look over his ranch in
A party Of tourists from Sioux City.
Iowa, are a. r. Johnson, p. A. John
son and II. ". Johnson. They are
registered at the Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ Dcegorc Of San
Diego axe spending a few davs in
the Valley looking over their ranch
interests here.
Sergeant G0es ". Garfield of Rock
well Field is spending q few days at
the Oregon hotei.
Joseph Haughtor, who has been
visiting d. the home Of his daughter,
Mrs. George BrumhIv If this city,
left last evening for Goldfield, New,
litter pending about nine months at
their home.
Registered at the hamber of Com
mercc April - and 10 are the fol
lowing names: First Lieutenant Jean
Co0hCy,. r. A. NJ, Rockwell Field,
Ca.; oeWall Brown, Z. A. NJ, Coro-
uadO, Cal; r.. w. Hendrick, Pasadena;
Sergeant Rodney T.. IornurccE, Rock
well Fic!a. Cal; Charles f. Barnum
Of the Pacific Rural Press. San Fran
cisco, and Dave ayton Amsterdam,
H. y.
Ray Lawson, driver for the VAL
ley Steam Laundry Of this city, re-
cejyed q broken ann today while at
tempting 70 crank q Ford car
Glenn Cardiff, j. ?. Hcrl,I, Don
g.. btcr, \. + Luce and Henry VII
son VIII he the speakers at au i'm
tcrosting speak at Scclcy, Monday
evening.
Contracts were signed this morning
for the use Of fleet Of fifteen heavy
trucks for hauling on an average 100
cubic yards Of gravel daily from the
pits near Mt Signal The owners Of
these pits are Harry Barker, Charles
N. Applestll and +. s. Lack, incor-
roratod as the Imperial Valley Land
and Gravel Company
Following hearing before Justice
Isaac Mayfiold, Jack Ruhrdorf was
/ held TO answer to the Superior court
on a charge Of embczzlement with bail
/ fixed at $500 W. H. Tomlinson, the
/ former employer Of Ruhrdorf, was
the complaining witness.
Put a little Want Ad in The Press
and see how quickly you rent that