Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-27

her home in Los Angeles shortly
after the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Rice expect
to move into their new home at
Twelfth and Main streets by the first
of the year. The home is of concrete
structure and will doubtless be very
comfortable during the summer
months.
Glenn Rice, credit man for the I'M
perial Valley Hardware Company is
, spending his Christmas vacation in
/ Los Angeles.
4 Ben Solomon left Friday evening
1 to spend the holidays with his family
in Los Angeles. He expects to re-
turn January l.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. C. J. Ridley left
for their home in Escondido last eve-
ming after a short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Dr. j. F. Foncannon, of
Olive street and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
i Brewer Jr. of Sandalwood drive. Mrs.
/ Ridley is the daughter of Mrs. DR..
j Foncannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Williams spent
/ the Christmas holidays visiting Mrs.
Williams father, Bert Irwin at Jamul
| and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Applestill
at Lemon Grove.
1 Jack Wagg is spending the holidays
/ with his parents near San Francisco.
/ He will return shortly after January
! 1st.
/ Bob Fahs of the Imperial Valley
/ Hardware Co., spent Christmas visit
I ing his sister Mrs. Schetzel of Holt
vile. His father and mother of
Wilmington were also present for the
family reunion.
Mrs. Frances Watkins of Fresno is
here spneding the holidays with her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Drumm and her
sister Miss Sylvia Drumm.
Mrs. Julia Andrews of San Diego
is visiting her brother and sister,
Charlie and Vinney Barry of this
city.
Miss Mary and Hazel Brumbley
spent the holidays with their parents
at Alb Holt avenue. They left for
Los Angeles last evening.
Miss Merle Hemingway left last
evening for Venice after a short visit
with her father here.
Miss Mildred Brewer is home from
Los Angeles where she is attending
business college, for a holiday visit
with her parents at Eighth and Broad
! way.
Mrs. C. X. Pickens of Los Angeles
is here for a two weeks visit with
her father, James A. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Addie of San
! Bernardino, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Hall of this city.
R. P. Moore, local manager of the
Imperial Ice and Development COM
/ pany, left last evening for Riverside
on business for his company. He ex-
poets to be gone about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evans and son
are spending the Christmas holidays
in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Olive Tredwell spent the
week end with her sister, Mrs. Jeff
Mills of Holtville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Spiesman, Miss Bess Brown,
and Mr.. w. Drye all of Varney Bros.
& Co., were members of merry party
that spent Christmas in Los Angeles.
The party left Friday night, returning
home this morning.
Lon Hackelman and wife spent
Christmas in San Diego.
Miss Beth Pitts was one of the
many Imperial Valley visitors in San
Diego during the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Young of
Seattle, are here visiting their daugh-
| ter, Mrs. Fred Bauchwitz of 683 Park
avenue.
Herman Deering, one of the new
est members of the city police force
was treated exceptionally well by
Santa Claus, when he was presented
with wife. Quietly securing a mar
riage license Friday evening, he and
his bride-to-be, Mrs. Melvina McCul-
/ ley, left for San Diego where they
were married. Mrs. McCulley was
formerly one of the teachers at the
! Eucalyptus school
4 Bruce Hall of Hall G. White, local
cotton buyers, will be married tomor-
row in Bridger, Mont. Mr.. Hall is to
marry Miss Carolyn Rankin of that
city. She is prominent member Of
the younger social set, and her father
is proprietor of flourishing mercan-
tile establishment there. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall expect to make their future
residence here and will be at home to
their friends after Jan. /, 1921.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Goff Of Los
Angeles are here visiting Mrs. Goff's