Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-31

wells and viii sink Others IN the I'M
mediate future.
Fred Gianola will sojourn for an
other week at coast points before re
turning to the valley.
Frank Doeble left yesterday for Cor
onado and will return with his family
Monday.
Mrs. John Reeves who came down
Monday from Los Angeles to look after
business matters viii return to that
city tomorrow bat expect to be back
in Ell Centro September 10 to reopen
the FL Centre poultry yards which were
closed for the summer.
Mrs. S. O. Aaair viii return tomor
row from coast points where she ha
been for the past month
Miss Betty c. Stiler of Hollywood u
in the valley for a few days and made
a nleasant call at the Rest room tins
morning.
J. c. Foss and family left today for
a week at Live Oaks Springs.
George Bowles. chairman of the
road committee of the chamber OF
commerce, returned last night from the
north where he has been for two
months. Mr. Bowles reports dehght-
full vacation but is glad to be home
again.
City Clerk J. s Loofbourow VIII
leave saturday for Los Angeles to
meet his family who have been spend
ing the summer with relatives IN San
I-sle An will return to Fl Centre
Monday.
Mrs Harry Ott and son Frank who
bave been visiting at their old home
in Minnesota are returning 10 oah-
for,ia and Mr., OFT viii meet them in
Los Angeles Sunday.
Treasurer Harry Maddox of the lr-
r;gatiop offices will 90 to Los Angeles
saturday and will return Monday with
Mrs. Maddox and the children VINO
have been out of the valley for seVerai
weeks.
A. Nj. Bueklin who came home to vote
and attend to business matters, VIII
return to Long Beach tomorrow 10 re-
main till cooler weather.
Mrs. j. S. Carmichael and daughter
Margaret are back from vacation III
San Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Weaver left
this morning for San Diego to remain
tin October /. Mrs. Weaver has peeh
nicely located for the summer IN thai
citv, coming home last Monday for the
election.
The Lovnd Drug Co. are getting set
tied slowly in their new store which
promises to be among the most attrae-
tive places of business in the city. Mr..
Loynd who holds the lease on the old
store room, reports that several are
diekering for the location.
Mrs. William Meagher has returned
from her vacation at coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Basset are
down for a few davs to arrange for
moving temporarily to Pasadena where
Mr.. Basset has been employed as "a
building contractor for several months.
They VIII rent their home here for the
winter.
Mrs Lucy Peters who has been on
an extensive trip TO the east is en-
route TO III Centre and viii arrive Mon
dav. She has visited relatives in va
rious places, stopping at Spokane,
Washington where She formerly lived,
on her return to the valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ritzinger and
family viii leave Saturday for San
Diego and Los Angeles for two
weeks vacation.
Otto Jeacon returned from Arizona
this week.
Mrs. A. Nance arrived Tuesday from
San Diego where She spent pleasant
vacation.
i. w Slocum will leave Friday for
Los Angeles, Catalina Island and
Santa Barbara 10 be gone two weeks
on q pleasure trip.
Judge c. f. Markey of Calexico was
in town yesterday on business.
Miss Helen Cunningham from Braw-
ley viii leave on her two weeks vaea-l
tion tomorrow morning.
Theo Greene left last night to attend
the Pageant Of progress at Los An
geles.
Mrs. T.. r. Clark returned from Los
Angeles where she had been called Dy
+be serious illness of her sister.
Miss joyce Simpson OF HoltVllle was
Il visitor in town this week.
Il q Tate Of Nainey Bros. will leave
tonight for Yuma to attend 70 business
81 connection with the ne" store tha'
j. 10 be opened soon.
Fred Williams returned from Los An