Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-06

| MISS duliHt NittNbtiS, ittutSiiN q
teacher in FL Centre, who has Travelled
extensively this summer, arrived yes.
terdav in San Francisco where she will
be for some time. J. r, Ford, brother
in-law, received n long distance message
! from her last night. He and Mrs. Ford
Twill meet her in san Francisco October
IL. Mr. Ford s mother, Mrs. X. Ford
of Windsor, Mo-, will arrive in San
Francisco on the same date and will
come home with her son to spend the
winter in Ell Centre.
Leroy Holt left last evening by auto
via San Diego for Los Angeles After
n brief sojourn there, where Mrs. Holt
now is, he viii so on to San Francisco.
Later he will go to the place of his
birth in Iowa, then to his former home
in Missouri. He expects to be absent
from the city for a period of three or
four weeks.
II. L. Loud gingered up his trusty
Cadillac and drove to San Diego last
evening on business and pleasure trip.
Superintendent of Schools H. C. Coe
is in Los Angeles for few days to
rest before the opening of the schools
here on September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and son
returned last night from coast points
where they spent delightful tive
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Carone is home from
coast resorts where she spent her vaca-
tion period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Wade and family
returned yesterday from delightful
trip to the mountains.
Mrs. j. o. Cole recently returned from
San Diego to again make her home. in
FL Centre, is with Varney's for the
coming season. Mr.. Cole has accepted
position with the Savage tire com
pany. They left the valley over Il
year ago to make their home but are
glad to return after year elsewhere.
Mr.. Sandberg, formerly of Glendale,
has accepted position as salesman in
Varney S shoe department.
Mike Liebert of the Wideawake dis
! trict was noted on the streets of Ell
$ Centre yesterday.
J. B. Elmore of Brawlev was a bust
: ness visitor in. FL Centre yesterday
I afternoon.
Bob Bowman of the First National
Bank is enjoying three weeks vaca-
4 tion at northern resorts.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Gleason returned
H Yesterday from two weeks vacation
4 at Pacific Beach.
II Harold Striekler left yesterday for
Il Mcpherson, Kansas where he will enter
\ college for the year. Mrs. Striekler,
4 who came home from the mountains to
see her son off, will return to remain
until cooler weather sets in in the
valley.
Superintendent of Schools A. p.
Shibley and family returned last night
from San Diego where they spent The
summer vacation.
Miss Winnie Barry, chief deputy az
IL
again today after her vacation.
II. W. Brewer, jr., manager of the
Southern Trust and Commercial Bank,
is with his family in San Francisco and
will not return to FL Centre until
September Is.
Miss Helen Rigg is enjoying vaca-
tiOn at coast points.
II F. w. Drommond, teller at the South
I ern and Commerce Bank is out for a
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. S. W. Leffingwell who has
spent the summer with her daughters
II at Live Oaks, is in town for few days
H but will return to the mountain home
II tomorrow to remain until October.
4 Miss Lois has much improved in health
/ since going to the mountains.
II Leroy Fuller will resume his studies
H at Stanford University after "A year at
II home He is taking a law course and
II will enter as Junior this fall.
III AlIb. -. a. DpHto VI -NOldiih - oHOP
II pingsin FL Centre today.
III w. Fl. Kesslar is in the valley foi
II a few days from San Diego to look
III over his ranches. He is accompanied
HI by A. M. Kern.
III Mrs. Earl Mckinney has returned
III from a two weeks stay on the coast. She
III was accompanied home by her niece
III Miss Minnie Mae johnson, of Dallas
III Texas, who has been visiting in Los
III Angeles.
HI AREN'T LEADS IN
Il NEVADA PRIMARIES
III CARSON CITY. Nev.. Sept. 6.-Witi