Imperial Valley press., 1919-05-29


/ summer tourist raates' will be made
! from Imperial Valley noints to Los
h Angeles and other California tourist
/ points within four hundred miles dis
! tance, effective May 20. 1t has been
definitely decided that there will be
no back-east excursion rates this
year.
4 Mrs. c. H. Eckhert of Holtville was
among the busy shoppers on Main
street Yesterday afternoon.
4 Fred A. Murphy of Rockwell Field
is a guest at the Oregon hotel for
few days.
j G.. j. Nreeland of San Diego is reg
/ iStered at the Barbara Worth hotel
while spending a few days in the
city.
X. r. Weir, of the San Diego of
; flee of Blake. Moffit & Towne. is in
! FL Centre on a brief visit, caring
for the company'S interests in local
territory Mr.. Weir is taking the
place of J. R. Anderson, who for the
past twelve days has been i'll at the
Barbara Worth.
Mrs. Ethel w. Hamilton and her
small son and daughter. Evelyn and
Fred, is planning to depart this
evening for Los Angeles, where she
will remain for short time, later
proceeding to her home in jerome,
Ariz.
Miss .Antoinette Rebhausen of B.
Salomon & Co. is leaving tomorrow
to spend Il few months at Banning.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Doebel and Mr.,
and Mrs William H. Webber returned
yesterday from a very pleasant little
visit in San Diego.
Mrs. George Andrews of San Die
go is the guest of her sister. Miss
Y. Barry, at her home on Orange
avenue.
4 Miss Marjorie Brewer, accompanied
1 by classmate. Miss Betty Bradbery,
! of the San Diego Normal Sschool, has
returned to her home for a few days
to witness the commencement eXer-
-cises of her sister, Miss Mildred Brew
er, who will graduate from the Cen
; trail Union High School on Friday.
Miss Ruth Donnellv, student n
the San Diego Normal School. is the
, guest of the Misses Marie and Marga-
ret Harrington at their home IN this
city.
? Miss Louise Halloran, one of the
most popular members of the younger
set of Ell Centre, is leaving this even
ing to spend her summer vacation in
Los Angeles. Miss Halloran, who
for the past two years has been a
! teacher in our public schools, has
been awarded a very enviable posi-
ton for the coming year unon the
! teaching staff of the Los Angeles
schools.
Miss Ruth Veleska Harcleroad left
this afternoon for San Diepo, where
she will spend the summer months.
Miss Florence E. Paine of Calex-
leo was shopping visitor in the city
today.
An outing party including Mr. and
Mrs. jim Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
L. Herbert will motor this evening to
Jacumba, where they will enjoy the
! week end.
d. H. Otterburn and wife are
guests of the Oregon hotel during q
two weeks business sojourn IN this
city.
Z. S. Gregg and HAYWARD Stephens,
of Long Beach, were among yester-
days arrivals at the Princess hotel.
! Major Bert ]. Simmons of the
Eighteenth Regiment of Engineers is
on short furlough and will arrive
: on the evening train for brief visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J..
Simmons at 240 South Seventh
street
The funeral services of Mrs. Mary
/ Akeyson, who passed away Tuesday,
/ May 81, at her home in San Bernar-
dino, will be held today. Death came
as a relief after prolonged illness
as a result of series of comElca-
! tions arising from severe attack
( Of influenza. Mrs. Akeyson is sur
! vived by two children-a son and a
| daughter, Martin and Ella Akeyson-
and bv one brother. George Brumbly
all residents of this city.
Wanted-Good second hand suit
case. Ask for n. p, Press office.