Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-21
SOCIETY
and
PERSONAL

> Stanley t. Tomlinson has returned to
y his home at Santa Barbara after visit
' ing at the home of Judge Robert G.
r Hill at Calexico.
4 Jacob Duman drove to INLAND today
S to take the overland train east for
{ Sioux City, where his father is very
i'll. Wesley Duman and Victor Berry
win have charge of the plunge in Mr..
Duman's absence.
John Loofborrow and Harry OFT en-
joyed the swimming races at Coronado
Sunday.
!, Miss Helen Alberg was visitor III
San Diego over the weekend.
Miss Helen Rugg of the Southern
Trust & Commercial bank will leave
shortly for Cedar Fall, Iowa, where she
will visit her parents.
Miss Martha Sander has gone to Los
Angeles and Oakland for three weeks
vacation
Mrs. Roy Westmoreland came down
from Jacumba to assist her mother, Mrs.
Josephine Adair, in her campaign. Mrs.
Westmoreland will not return to the
mountains until after election.
Miss Rose Sammons is now located
at 2629 Second street in San Diego for
the rest of the summer. Miss Sammons
had as her weekend guests her sister,
| Misc lana au1 Micc PIonaho Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts will
| arrive in Calexico tonight after plea
SAINT stay on the coast.
A. L. Nuffer returned TO the valley
today after a few days visit with his
wife on the coast.
Mont j. Reid left for Brawley this
morning on little campaign tour.
C. R. Coutleigh spent the weekend at
Alpine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keys Mitchell viii re
turn from Coronado where they went
for week s vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Estes win arrive
in Ell Centre September l, to make this
their future home.
Registered at the Hotel st. James,
San Diego, are following Ell Centre
people: Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lang, E. j..
Mack, Mrs. V. C. HORNE and daughter,
W. r. Kepner and Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Stokes.
J. L. Travers and A. P. Nuffer visit
ed in San Diego over the week end.
B. S. Allen returned last night from
an extensive visit in the east, and re-
ports he is glad to be back once more
1 in his home town. His family will
remain on the coast until school opens,
when they will return 10 FL Centre.
| C. w. Runge arrived in Ell Centre
F., this morning after an extensive trip
through Oregon and Washington. he
will remain here few DAYS attending
TO railroad affairs and viii later go to
| Los Angeles where he will do relief
work at the Los Angeles division head
] VI lht .oOhAhNih a 'N'NN>
the vacation period.
! Clifford Coggins went to Jacumba
| Yesterday to do a little campaigning,
returning to Ell Centre in time for the
! Swing banquet last night.
Mrs. Howard V. Gray of Imperial,
/ formerly of Ell Centre, was visitor
1 here today.
J. T. Coyle and F. B. Erzinger re-
turned this morning from three days
stay with their families at 1--we OAKS
II DIR. w. + Lyons has returned after
a month s vacation touring along the
northern Pacific Coast. DIR. Lyons i'm
/ mediately took off his coat and plunged
into the campaign and will spend the
next eight days making the voters
acquainted with the fact that he is a
candidate for coroner.
J. r. Ford is taking his turn TINS
week at the helm of the People 8 Ab-
stract & Title business and W. II. Lava
yea is in the mountains.
Miss Mary Miller, auditor OF the I'M
perial Valley Press, is on ten days
vacation in Pomona.
II G. A. Ware, foreman of the Press,
II and Mrs. Ware are on motor TRIP 10
j Corona, the home of Mr.. Wares fathe:
l and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellison have re-
i turned from San Diego and are plan
i ming on moving to Brawley about sept
H emt/r J., where Mr.. Ellison Will prae
II tice law. Mrs. Ellison has been III san
Diego most of the summer and enjoyed
! a visit there from her sister, Mrs
II Harold +. Rodmon, of Fresno.
Y Mrs. Vaughn Francis and daughter
= Lillian, who have been in San Diego fol
II several weeks have taken an apartment
II in Los Angeles, and will be there ths