Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
NEWS FROM HEBER

An even uVLtH VI UuI IDUN SCOuto diS
planning to accept the invitation of Ca
lexico to take part. in the exercise to
be held at lockwood park Friday and
Saturday. A comprehensive program
has been arranged to test the quality
of the boys and their skill in physical
exercises. Incidently the mothers of
Calexico are planning to give them a
big feed, which will be some job; if
you know what l mean.
Some of our. neighbors from across
the line are finding sufficient feed for
their horses, cows, and goats on the
banks of our local canals. These canals
carry domestic water to Ell Cen
tro and all points north.
The housewife of FL Centre may
consider this of no concern to Heb
critics, since some of the old boys who
discovered that water never went over
the wheel but once, and it ism t, only
this livestock won I stay on the ditch
bank and in the canal all the time, but
must at night bed on our roads parallel
ing the canals. Lately while exercising
our Henry, who was suffering with a
bad eye, we hit a flea bitten grey fair
ly in the middle and turned under one
corner Of our car.
Recently an Ell ,Centro- Dodge travel
ing at so miles an hour disputed the
right of way of a freight locomotive at
rest at her local moorings. The S. 2.
was able to limp on it's way north, but
the Dodge, well it WASH t so quick. This
thing of picking on a freight locomo-
tive seems plumb reckless, leaving
nothing to the futdre.
Garibaldi is happy now. Summer
squash, new beans and other garden
truck are moving in ever increasing
quantities.
Professor Jones resumed his duties at
school yesterday after a short absence
in Ell Centre where he had his tonsils
removed. During his absence Mrs.
Jones substituted most satisfactorily. 1t
is violating no confidence to say that
Mr.. Jones has been offered the princi-
palship of our school again with the
hearty approval of patrons of the
school All the young lady teachers
have also been offered their old places
with the approval of patrons and with
approval of others who are not patrons.
Secs
The Misses Davis have declined a re-
appointment of our school faculty. The
young ladies have been with us for
three years and could have continued
indefinitely had they desired. They
leave only that they may teach nearer
their Los Angeles home.
Mrs. c.. s. Thompson and daughter
Blanche were in Heber over Sunday.
Mrs. Gavin, who has been suffering
from a bad attack of hay fever, is
some better. g.
Mr.. Neal Gavin and wife of Ell Cen.
tro spent Sunday at the home of NJ.
Gavin.
The. L. A L. a fraternal organiza
tion met with the teachers Tuesday
night This report that teachers can 4
| cook-well, there is nothing in 1.-THE
refreshments were up TO the HebeI
standard and that is saying much.
Mrs. Rcames and little daughter OF
San Diego and Mrs. Sweeney of near
Heber are visiting their sister, Mrs
Charles Roger.
t~ ~ ~
Regular business meeting of the
Ladies Aid of Methodist church met at
the hospitable home Of Mrs. s. Jones
Thursday at 2:30.
Minor Ball of Salt Lake City spent
| Sunday at the home of his brother, Mr.
CAREY Ball.
R. W. Thompson of Ell Centre visited
| with relatives here Sunday.
PASSION PLAY STARTS SUNDAY