Imperial Valley press., 1922-11-21
HOLTVILLE NEWS
Free Film Tonight
at HoItville High
By Special Staff Correspondent

IOLTVILLE, Nov. 21.-Mrs. Ada
Crrvc8 has returned to Los Angctcs
after Il few days visiting with Mrs.
Tom Potts.
Mrs. j. L. Edwards is home from the
hospital where She was taken ON ac-
80 Mt of illness.
George Johnson, old time garage man
Of Holtvillc is expected soon from Ok
al oma, with his family to again take
No his residence here.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ross left Sunday
j fof Pasadena to make their future
| nome. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Potts ac
I .o,npanied them as far rs Jacumba.
Arthur Cox, manuel training teacher
at the high school, has his radio in fine
working order and enjoys fine concerts
ti, m all over the Western States.
\ Several cars Of young folks went to
lie hills Sunday and cnioyed a turkey
dinner among the rocks.
Milo Busenbmg, after visiting a
few days in Holtville, has returned to
his home in San Diego.
Mrs. Arthur Coz and son, George,
have been i'll for the past 10 days, but
are again able TO be out.
Mrs. b. J.. Bogette spent the week
end in FL Centre rs the guest of Mrs.
W. r. Turley.
Free Picture Show
There win be a regular free show at
thu high school tonight. Charles Ray
viii be seen in 1.-The Iiick, -
Dan Oakley is back home again after
an absence Of five weeks in Los An
,tes and vicinity.
The sad news arrived in town about
a. ,,1
Il mcv's infant son, Walter Roger,
who lived only six days. He died Fri
day, November H. at the Santa Ana
Hospital, and was buried Sunday at
Pasadena.
Luthe- Weeks, while driving some
mules from thc corral Saturday, was
severely Kicked by one. He received
. several broken ribs, bat is recovering.
There was a family reunion dinner at
Mark McClelland's IS home Sunday.
Those present were MIR. and Mrs. f. w.
McClcllaud and daughter, Pearl, Mrs.
Ida McCl4and, Mr. Frank McClcilaud
and Ted Lewis.
Mrs. IL. NJ. Alexander is giving It
juvenile purity for her little daughter,
Suzanne, Wednesday, at her country
home Tho occasion being the little
lady's fifth birthday.
Mrs. W. r. MoSher, Mrs. II. Y. Jones
and Mrs. Jean Harden are planning to
attend "a luncheon in El Ceutro tomor-
row, given by Mrs. Benton and Mrs.
Andrews jr.
Mrs. II. w. Ritter had as dinner
guests Sunday, Mrs. Gibbs, of the
ladies Shop, FL Centre, and her two
sons.
Masons Meet Tonight
Thc Masous meet tonight aud there
viii be second degree work conferred.
There was u meeting of the Eastsidc
Sunset Farm Center last might at the
Sunset school. The home department
will hold "a home furnishing proicct
meeting Friday promptly at p. IN, at
the Friends Church,
Monday morning : truck loads OF
wild animals belonging to the Robin
son Show Company came through town
over the sand Hill road, from Yuma, on
their way TO The coast They encount
cred 40 difficulty crossing the sand
with their heavy loads.
The literary section Of the Wumcn's IS
Study club met this afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. c. d. iIartshoru ON Palm
street. The program was in charge OF
Mrs. Bruce Stewart thc poet, Lanier,
being her subject.
r. " Roundtroe, Monroe Roger, and
Jim lIilf Pomona, and ~ w, Jones,
Pasadena, were in town for 9 few days
looking over their ranch property in!
mis- district They expressed them
selves as very well pleased with valley
conditions at the present time
LONDON, Nov. 2i,AJsp r. Morgan,'l
who bad been reported in at W"tford,
was Ia London today ia the best Of
health, according TO annomeement
from the American finaneier S offices
here.