Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-19

ed to meet at the home of Mrs. c. E
Fox, 476 Len Rey avenue, Tuesday
afternoon, May 20, at 2 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and their
two sons, Harry and Philip, spent the
weekend on a camping and fishing
trip at Moreno Dam.
/ Mrs. L. M. Hutchinson, Thomas
Hutchinson and Miss Fay Burdick mo-
tored from Calexico to Ell Centro,
where they spent the day calling up
on various groups of frlenus.
w. w. Karr of Holtville was a SUM-
day visitor in this city.
At l o'clock Sunday morning a
bouncing nine pound son arrived at
the home of Mrs. Gertrude Elder.
E. B. Criddle of the home office
| of the Holton Power Company at Riv-
erside is a guest of the Hotel Bar
bara Worth while visiting the local
branch office.
. Ray Campbell and a party of
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Hills and Cuyamaca lake.
A. A. Cox, prominent San Ber-
nardlno orange grower, is a guest at
the Hotel Oregon while in FL Cen
tro on a short business trip.
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Miss De Wiese of Holtville was
house guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Jaquins over the week
end.
S. L. Evans, of Vreeland & Ev-
arts of San Diego, is in this city
on short business visit to their To-
cal branch, and is registered at the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Harry P. Sweet, w. H. Cooper, Mrs.
H. P. Sweet and Miss Myrtle Flynn,
formerly well known Imperial Val
ley residents of the "early days." are
making short tour of the county
and are more than astonishde at the
wonderful aprogress attained.
c. K. Thompson of the New York
Life Insurance Company, accompa-
MED by his son, Lieutenant Ira N.
Thompson, is busily engaged in tour
ing local territory this week. Lieu
tenant Thompson has just returned
from nineteen months overseas duty
with the u. S. Aviation Corps, and
brings with him verv enviable rec
ord of three German planes.
Among former Valley residents who
are visiting her for a few days is
r. 3. Whitcomb and small party
of friends. They are guests at the
Hotel Oregon.
T. F. Wier of Calipatria is regis
tered for few days at the Princess
hotel
Mrs. Arthur Penberthy and baby
daughter have left their ranch home
to spend the summer months in San
Diego.
Lieutenant and Mrs. David Duncan,
Jr., and baby daughter, who were
the weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. p. Lyons at their home on Len
Rey avenue, returned to San Diego
today. Lieutenant Duncan has recent
ly returned to this country from duty
with the American troops in Siberia
and is at present stationed at Camp
kearney awaiting his discharge from
the service.
Mrs. A. H. Griswold and Mrs. E.
r. Simon have returned from a week
spent at the Hotel Del Coronado in
attendance upon the annual meeting
of the California Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
Lieutenant John P. Prendergast,
recently of the U. S. aviation serv-
ice, is spending a few days in this
city visiting his many friends and
former business associates.
Mr. and Mrs. William Davenport; the
Misses Sue Hazel Baker, Peggy Lien,
Cheerful Apple, Lallah Rook Baker;
the Messrs. Duff, Kim Johnson, Al
lison and Keys Mitchell, motored to
Seeley, Saturday evening, where they
attended dance at the Seeley no.
tel given in honor of the returned |
service men.
On Thursday evening the pupils
of Mrs. Oriah B. Kenah will present |
a most charming program at their
annual recital to be held in the Da-
Wis hall. The young musicals will
include members of both the ad-
vanced and the beginners classes, and
will be honored, it is expected, by an
audience composed of many of Ell
Centros music lovers.
We also have Cleveland Track
laying Tractor at the Motor Service
Co., Calexico, and Valley Garage,
Call and examine them.-