Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-10

II. f. Daily and Samily left yesterday
for a vacation of n few days.
Postmaster Frost, who has been i'll,
is reported as feeling considerably bet
ter today.
Mr.. Little left yesterday on a vaca-
tion of about a week. He went over
to San Diego with Ned Holmes and
Harold Sorensen who are also on their
vacations.
r. NJ. Alexander from his ranch
north of town was in town yesterday.
Miss Carrie May and her sister, both
from FL Centre, were visitors at the
Ioltville plunge Tuesday evening.
Among those who went out from
town to the old swimming hole =
Tuesday evening were Miss GLADYS
Blanchard Miss Laura Henderson and
the Messrs.. Lee Gates, Homer CLANCY
John Stevenson, and Bernard Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Motsinger and
family who have been two months in
Los Angeles returned early Tuesday
morning to the valley. They expect TO
move to Los Angeles next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Thompson and
Mr.. and Mrs Coy Swindle left today
on their vacations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Swindle are going to stop at Santa Ana
with relatives while Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson plan to take in all of the
1 / AnnalaS SnO
Diego, Julian where some of Mrs.
Thompson s relatives reside.
Frank Taylor and Sam Rankin have
gone on their vacations. They expect
to spend most of their time on the
coast.
John Rankin is passing the week in
the mountains.
Mrs. John Christianson and her two
children from Chicago, are visitors of
Mrs Minta Tally and Mrs. W. F. Wy
dell for few days. Mrs. Christianson
plans to 90 on to Los Angeles but will
return to the valley later.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. j.. .Carskadon have
returned from their vacation of two
weeks with relatives in and around Los
Angeles. They visited the Dotson fam
iiv at Pasadena and stopped off at San
diego for few days on their way
home. Miss Elizabeth is remaining in
Los Angeles with relatives until school
Teopens in the fall.
Miss George Haynes who returned
from San Diego Monday evening to at
tend the funeral of Miss Janet Nc
Calm, went back to the coast city yes
terday afternoon. Miss Reina Smith
expects to join Miss Haynes Saturday
when she starts on her vacation and
The two girls plan to go to Los An
geles for few days before returning
home.
Miss Freda Thiesen left on her va
cation last night with her brother.
They plan to spend most of their time
IN Sawtelle
Many friends from Holtville were
present at the funeral of Miss Mccain.
Among these were Mr.. and Mrs. j. *.
Fahring, Mrs. Coy Swindle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Underwood, Mrs. George
Harlan, Mrs. Tom Runyon, Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Mrs Durham, Gordon Reynolds,
Charles Mccullough, Tim Attencil, Mr.
Haynes, Mrs. NJ. G. Blanchard, Arthur
Williams, Earle Wilkins, and the
Misses Georgia Haynes, Eleanor Stew
enson, Joyce Simpson, Reina Smith
Florence Turley, Gladys Blanchard
Viola Peters, Edith Massengale and
Muriel Allen.
Miss Florence Turley has sent in hel
resignation at the Holtville bank anc
has accepted position at the First Ma
4 tional bank in FL Centro.
Tom Potts has received notice tha
he is to serve ON the election boart
August 20.
i Reverend Maley, pastor of the loca
:. Baptist church, has returned to tn
I valley from his vacation.
C. o. Woodland jr. fell from a NOW
ing machine Tuesday and suffered
:, serious cut in his leg about six inche
long which had to be stitched up. Dl
/, j. W. Bardill attended.
Mrs. Il. j. Edwards is recovering
from an illness of few days.
. Los Alamitos will be the scene of
big sale and barbecue next Saturda
when Roy Main and Billie Thompso
+ win auction their dairy cows.
&. Miss Era Smith, who has been cler
at Dressor's 8 Golden Rule store for tn
TO past few months, has gone to Ontari
IS to visit her father. While in Ontari
le Miss Smith plans to visit her scho'
re friend Miss Ethel Robertson of Hol
vile who has been working in the frui
After a short stay in Ontario, Mis-
er Smith plans to 90 to Pomona where sh
IN win visit friends
rv J. f. Elmore is in the city toda
completing subscription lists for u
new country club at Alamorio. Mr.. i
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