Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-24
Personal Mention


DR.. F. p. Broekett and family and
Ralph REYNOLDS and family were at
Huddleston s park near Brawley yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Broadbridge have re-
turned from Los Angeles weekend
with their children.
Miss Sadie Cass of the People S Alb
stract offices has returned from
weekend visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Lavayea at their mountain home.
A. H. Kellar went to San Diego Sat
urday for n few days rest and recre-
alton.
Mrs. i. J.. Anderson of Seelev is in
town today with her children. She
plans a month at the seashore probably
near San Diego.
Mrs. F. d. Jacobs came down from
her mountain home last night to look
after the home folks for a day or two
j. II. Huston of Imperial is bust
ness visitor in FL Centre today.
F. L. Culver and son Harold are in
| the valley from their home in San Di
! ego and will remain for several days
to look after their extensive ranch
| properties.
Dewey Kelley who has been looking
after the ranch of John Kelley for some
time leaves tomorrow for Long Beach
| to attend the convention of Christian
churches after which he will go to
Davis agricultural school to complete
his course. Jesse Mcguire viii have
charge of the Kelley ranch.
Mayor W. s. Fawcett has returned
from Los Angeles where he has been
for several days.
Mrs. C. C. Bogue of San Miguel was
noted among shoppers in FL Centric this
morning.
Miss Ruth Townsend is back from
a week s vacation in Los Angeles.
Miss Imogene Peterson is taking n
vacation at Live Oaks Springs.
Registered at tile Hotel st. James,
San Diego Saturday, were w. II. Tyler,
Jr., F. W. Slocum, Willie Mum and E.
Ohmstead of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Kineaid have
returned from a two week s vacation
in Los Angeles and neighboring
beaches.
/
Mrs. r. b. Whitelaw and little
mountains for a summer. vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. Girard and daught-
| er, Miss Helen will drive to San Fran.
cisco about August l for vacation
and to arrange for Miss Helen to enter
the state university.
| Frank Broersma formerly of Imper-
| ial valley but now in the dairy bust
ness near Bellflower, was in the val
| ley Saturday on business. He bought
cows to be shipped to Bellflower and
sold to dairymen of that section.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Howard will
leave the last of the week to visit
| their niece at Los Angeles.
A number of FL Centre people are
planning to leave this week to have
their outing and return for the pri-
mary election to be held August 30.
More than usual interest is manifested
in the primary this year.
| D. i. HARRISON will pass the rest of
the summer in National City, return
ing there Saturday after a few days
in the valley.
Mrs. Mike Liebert and children of
Westside are camping I'M the mountains
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. Garthwaite will
start on a month s vacation about
August /. Offices of the farm adviser
will be in charge of Ray Ellis, assist
ant. Mr.. Ellis is expected home from
his vacation the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Gilbert Helms expects TO leave
TO last of the week for vacation OF
several weeks. She viii go to Los An
geles.
James II. Cross, candidate for sheriff
| left yesterday for San Diego to enjoy
short vacation.
A. d. Roe, for several years driver OF
the fire department truck, left for Los
\ Angeles Saturday, and will make his
! future home IL that city.
II Mrs Thomas B. Beeman writes Il
n have the Press forwarded to her ad
y dress at Hollywood where the family
4 will be located until September l.
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