Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-29
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w. F. Timmons, district attorney of
Yuma county, Arizona, and crimi-
nal lawyer of wide reputation, spent
yesterday in this city on legal busi-
ness.
A telegram received yesterday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley M. Weaver an
nounced the safe arrival at New York
of their son, First Lieutenant Wiley
M. Weaver, Jr. Lieutenant Weaver
has been in the air service and was
for a time engaged in plotting planes
to the front. En- route to Ell Centre
he will stop off at Salt Lake to visit
his closest companion and bunkie,
Lieutenant Warram, who had preced-
ed him home from overseas. Lieu
tenant Weaver is travelling as a gas
ual officer and will probably receive
his discharge at New York.
C. H. Holzwasser, of the Holzwas-
ser Department Store in San Diego,
was in the Valley yesterday.
Charles R. Hall, son of Mrs. M. E.
Hall, who resides near Ell Centre, has
sent telegram to his mother recent
ly stating that he was on the u. S.
steamship West Virginia and would
arrive in New York, April 19. Mr..
! Hall is we'll known in this vicinity,
being we'll known musician in the
outside districts. He has been with
Company D, 316th Ammunition Train,
and is expected home before long.
! Mrs. R. E. Wills of Brawley was
! a visitor at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles E. Scott of Wens-
ley avenue, yesterday.
The Daley brothers went to Cali
patria yesterday or brief business
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Bishop are
building cabin at Mistletoe Lodge,
where they expect to spend the sum-
mer
According to a telegram received
at the Chamber of Commerce from
Phoenix, the Bankhead pathfinder
party have changed back to their
original schedule and will arrive in
Yuma late this afternon. The tele-
gram was signed by j. H. Westover
president of the Yuma County Com
mercial Club.
George w. Newton of San Diego
and Forrest Glascock of Los Ange-
les are registered at the Chamber Of
, Commerce today.
Corporal Wiles B. Nichols arrived
in the city yesterday afternoon to be
with his sisters, and is staying al
the home of Mrs. Fred Williams. Cor.
poral Nichols has been in Company
: X, 364th infantry, which has recent
ly returned from overseas. En- route
to Ell Centro, he took part In the
celebration given the 364th on theil
: arrival in Los Angeles, where they
were literally showered with flowers
, as they marched through the city.
J. l.. Aquilar of Colmia, Mexico
is registered at the Oregon hotel.
Riley LIE Munyon of Manhattan
Mont, prominent real estate and live
stock man of that section, is regis
tered at the Barbara Worth. He eX
presses himself as being exceedingly
!, enthusiastic over the valley ant
showed especial interest in the irri
: cation system.
j. Clark Buchanon, representative
of the Automobile Club of Southern
California, is registered at the Bar
; bara Worth.
C. C. Conholm of Andrade is stop
ping at the Barbara Worth. Mr.. Con
colin is in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Conant re
turned last evening from Coronado
where they have been spending tht
past week.
Dr. and Mrs A. E. Elliott arrived
in the city yesterday, intending t(
make their home here. They will b'
.. registered at the Barbara Worth.
c. NJ. Johnson of the Arrowhead
.. Springs Company of San Bernardin(
is in the Valley on business. His pro
, ducts are handled by Varney Bros
! of this city,
H. H. Hunt, formerly with the c
w. Knapp shoe store, has returned
to Ell Centre and has again become
connected with this popular establish
ment, which is now owned by A. Her
man. Mr.. Hunt will be pleased tt
meet his many old friends and patrons
at this store.
Mrs. Sadie Hance, wife of B. l.
Hance, passed away yesterday at ia
cumba after lingering illness. She
was 27 years old and leaves three
small children Mr.. Hance has beef
with the Simons Ranch Company a