Imperial Valley press., 1919-11-05
localities.

The Methodist orchestra and choir
held regular practice >last-eyening
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Coggins return
ed last evening from Long Beach. Mrs.
Coggins has been in poor health forI
some time.
Pres. j. :. NiCllerson and f. II. Nc
Iver of the irrigation district are in Los
Angeles on matters connected with the
recent bond issue.
Get some speed, dash and accuracy.
enioy yourselves at the hop Wednesday
night al the Masonic hall. 49,. .,..,..-
Mrs. Mary deVere has returned to
Redlands after spending a week with
her sons.
Snap out of your old hop and attend
the dance Wednesday night at the
Masonic hall.
Rev. and>Xfrs. G. y. Harness were in
Imperial yryrTTday
Let everybody hear DIR. OFT. VINO
speaks on the lyceum course tuesday
evening A special rate for this single
entertainment is being made; % cents
to adults, 25 cents to students. TICK
cts on sale at the drug stores and al
the door-Adv.
Billy Silver and Gene Lack We're III
CaleXico yesterday.
Both royalty and Bolshevists are
handled with gloves by DIR. OFT in his
lecture on Victory" He has warm
spot in his heart, however, for Amer
ica and for the bcys who offered their
lives to uphold its traditions and
ideals. Armistice day, he says, ranks
second only to Calvary in the worlds
history.-Adv.
Miss Mildred Corbin was in Meloland
yesterday demonstrating to the women
of the neighborhood how to make hats.
Her sister is assisting her.
Roger Griffin left today for Los Affge
les where he will take a course in the
! Normal engineering school Inasmuch
as he was injured in the war the gov
einment is paying his expenses.
4. d. McPherrin, one of the members
of the second delegation, leaves tonight
for Minneapolis. He follows Messrs.
Nibbey and Nelson. who left last night.
O. y. Shaw leaves in about ten days
and President Nickerson will leave as
soon as the rest of the delegation be
lieve his presence is required.
Lieut.. T. O. Paine yesterday signed a
contract for the exclusive right to a
| landing field at Calexico for twenty
years This will cost his company the
sum of 81 month
Eugene S. Lack of tbs city, was a
guest of Governor Cantu at luncheon
given by the governor to several Amer
lean friends yesterday.
DIR. OFT, who speaks in Ell Centre
| Tuesday evening. under the auspices
| CT the X. p. Lyceum Course, is by
| years of experience, we'll prepared
| both to instruct and entertain.-Adv
! Rev. Palmer, of the Methodist
! church. has instituted rather move
procedure for his Wednesday prayer
meetings. Hereafter he will have one
in the afternoon and another in the
, evening. This is in order to let al
attend either one meeting or the other
Tho afternoon meeting will be at
o'clock.
The appearance in Ell CentrO mex
Tuesday evening of DR.. Edward Am
herst OFT will give impetus to the eff
forts honoring the memory of Theo
d0re Roosevelt. An ardent admirer q
the man Roosevelt. DR.. OFT teaches tn,
Americanism which Roosevelt lived
ADV.
Paul Duagherty will probably be TIL
new publicity agent for the Imperia
irrigation district. 1t is expected II
. VIII assume his new duties as assistan
secretary of the district about Januar
"a.
s DR.. OFT is a man of magnetic per
}sonality and broad sympathy. 1t i
oDportune that he should speak in f
{ Centre during the week of the Re-
{ Cross membership drive.-Adv.
s. A business man owes it to his fan
( lily to have his portrait made by He
zel's Photo Shop.
s. Call Pioneer Truck ami Transfer C.
I for baggage checks. piano and hOus'
{ hold goods, San Diego freight and bas
( gage. Phone /.
a No anti-Red ordinance will cOmman
s. popular support in Cincinnati at thi
( time-New York Sun.
q Make your wants "nown oy adVeT
{ tising in The Tress.
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