Imperial Valley press., 1922-07-14
HOltville News

A Bachelor S club has been formed
in Holtville with membership limited
to II. Already, before the opening of
the club, only three vacancies are avail
able. The house formerly occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ross on Cedar
street has been furnished, Mrs. :, Ira
Feldman has consented to act as ma
tron and lodging and meals will be
ready for members tomorrow. Charter
| members are Z. w. Kirkland, Lee
| Baird, Bob Shacklett Harry Holly, 5,
n. Frost, Huber Collins, w. G. Har-
rington, Arthur Williams and Ira Field
man.
Roy Thompson was dinner guest last
night ut the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Haynes, Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Schneider en-
tertained f. f. Shacklett, Bob Setback
lett and Howard Jones at dinner and
cards last evening.
Mrs. Bessie Mcdonald left yesterday
for Strawn, Texas, to visit for Il
couple of months.
Two dairymen were fined yesterday.
one $40 and the other SO, for main
tanning unsanitary dairies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smulling are pass
ing the summer in Portland, Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kavanaugh and
family have gone to San Diego for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Farmer left
yesterday for Arlington, Riverside
county, for Il visit.
NJ. M. Sweeney sent some fine mel
ons to town to John Gresham yester-
day from his 40 acre ranch. One water
melon weighed 5712 pounds and
Honey Dew 1917 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Brown are enter
tanning this week in honor OF their
brothers, c. and +. Claywood, who are
visiting them from Portland and Los
Angeles. Tuesday evening they gave Il
delightful dancing party. The guests
were Misses Georgia Haynes, Eleanor
Stevenson, Rcna Smith, Mary Main.
Muriel Allen, Mr., and Mrs. b. M. Cru
well, Sterling Kendrick, John Steven
son, Thomas Atkinson, Burt Munson.
Wednesday evening they entertained
Miss Ethel Keeler, Mrs. Minta Talley,
Mrs. Clelland, Mr. Burt Munson, Mr..
Lee Baird ut cards. Miss Keeler captur-
ed the consolation prize and Mr.. Lee
Baird the first
F. A. Croker of Los Angeles was IN
town yesterday on business.
Paul H. Cross of Los Angeles was
here yesterday.
L. A. Bath was welcome visitor
Yesterday among Holtville friends.
d. II. Smith and family are leaving
for Hemet this week for the summer.
In the Fall they will locate permanent
ly in San Diego.
Miss Mary Ella Webb celebrated her
seventeenth birthday Wednesday even
ing with Il happy party of friends at
her home, on Cedar street. mock
| wedding was one of the features of
the affair. Miss Mary Ella was the
| bride, Milo Busenberg the groom,
Buron Armstrong the preacher, Walter
| REYNOLDS father of the bride, Alice
Carpenter bridesmaid, Mr.. Dennct best
man, Sam Webb Jr. page. The bride s
bouquet was made of cabbage, carrots
and onions. The ring was carried by
| the best man on an inverted dish pan.
| Dancing and card playing filled in the
| evening. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. VOL
| fred Dresser, Mrs. Ella NJ. Carpenter,
Eula Lewis, Helen Huebner, Mary
Main, Ellis Simpson, Irene Dresser,
Joyce Simpson, Mary Huebncr, Gladys
Blanchard, Dolly Lewis, Alice Car
penter, Forrest Ferguson, Cecil Allen.
| Mr.. Dennet, Wilbert Garrick, Buron
Armstrong, Bernard Allen, George Dur
ham, Walter Reynolds, Milo Busenberg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb and Sam Jr.