Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-02
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Charles Peyton of the Union Oil
company of San Diego IS IN the Val
ley for few days on a business trip.
Miss Anna Ferris and her brother
Willis returned Yesterday from two
months outing at Jacumba hot
Springs. Mr.. Ferris is leaving this
home this evening fer Coronado.
s Mrs. S. w. Leftingweli and hel'
dauphter Lois are leaving. for q va
caticn to be spent at MistletOa lodge,
where thev have cottage for the
summer months.
Miss Marjorie Brewer and Miss
Betty Bradberrv returned to the
San Diego Normal School yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. H. W. Brewer, and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Brewer, Jr.,
will accompany them as far as ia
cumba. Clayton and Mildred Brewer
will accompany their sister to the
coast.
Cecil and Merle Morrison are in II
Centre visiting their sister, Miss Lila
Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brumbly and
Miss NJ. G. Bsambley have returned
from San Bernardino, having attend
ed the funeral Services Of Mrs. Mary
Akeyson, sister of Mr. Brumbly.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Warner expect
10 leave the Vallev soon to spend the
summer months in Los Angeles.
DR. and Mrs. r. Fl. Powers, their
sen Rex and James L0ofbcurow are
motoring to Los Angeles Mr.. Loot
bourow is returning to his home il
Long Beach.
Mrs. Henry Loud and small daugh-
ter Margaret have left for Los An
Geles, where they will remain during
the warm weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jaquins and
Miss De Wiese have gone to Los An
geles for the summer. Mr., .jaquins
will return to Ell Centre within a few
days,
Mrs. J. H. Tyler and daughter left
Saturday night on a visit to Ken
lucky.
James Kucera, who for the past
nine months has been with the 3lGth
Engineers Of the Ninety-first divis-
ion overseas, has returned to the Val
ley. Mr. Kucera, who is former en-
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saw service in both France and Bel
gium, being with the first Americans
to land in Belgian territorv.
A. S. Cox, prominent orange man
Ct San Bernardino, is in Ell Centre
upon business, being a guest at the
Oregon hotel.
+. O. Busenburg and his son Milo
are over from San Diego supervising
their extensive ranch lands in the
Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie S, Morris of La
guna Mountain are visiting J.H.Cross,
night clerk at the Hotel Oregon. Mrs.
Morris, who has just completed hcr
year as teacher at La@una, is a
daughter of Mr.. Cross.
Miss Anna Bliss is leaving the city
shortly for Los Angeles for her sum
mer vacation.
A. H. Kellar has gone to Pasadena
to greet his son, who has just re-
turned to this country after several
months overseas duty.
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A. J. Bewold Of Los Angeles, an
eminent geologist, has arrived in Fl
Centre to select the drilling sites
for the oil wells contemplated by the
Imperial Valley Oh and Development
Company.
Miss Julia Grogan, who has been
the stenographer at the Farm Bureau
office, has been granted three
leave of absence and will
spend it in San Diego attending q
business college. This fall she will
resume her old position
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oldham accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. HermOn Houston
and their family on pleasant week
end vacation in the mountains.
Mrs. A. M. Douglas, with her two
sons. Joe Garner and Max. have left
for Blythe, where they will join Mr..
Douglas for several weeks.
Mrs. Verne Bishop and daughter
Virginia have gone to Mistlctoe
odUa Nbare thav will Snpnd thp