Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-23
COUNTY CHAMBERS
TO HOLD SESSION
HOLTVILLE OCT. II
Water Company No. 2 Fails
to Have Majority; Big
Club Meeting
By Special Staff Correspondent

BY Special Staff Correspondent
HOLTVIII.E. Oct. 23.-The AssO-
ciated Chambers of Commerce, Imper-
ial County, will hold its monthly meet
ing at the Holtville Civic Center, Oct
obcr %, at 8 p m. The banquet will
be served bv the Woman s Study Club.
The Imperial Water Company No. :
held Il meeting Saturday afternoon, but
failed to pass the resolution for the
consolidation of Imperial irrigation
District. because there were not enough
shares of stockholders represented. Adj
iournment was taken until Thursday,
+ October 26, al p. m
The Woman College Club of I'm
| perial Valley held its monthly meet
mp at the home of Mrs. w. Il. Beale,
Holtville, at , p. M, Saturday.
The former president, Mrs. Coeoran,
, Calexico, who has left the valley, re-
signed and Mrs. Beale was elected preS
ident for the coming year. The meet
| ing was held in honor of the high
! school and grammar school teachers of
! the valley.
Thirty new members were added to
| the club.
| The Business Girl s Club, wishes to
announce that the Hollowe en- dance
| to be given Monday night, October 50,
i'll the Eagles Hall, is not invitational
| but public, and everybody is cordially
| invited to attend.
The program of the California Jubi-
| lee Singers. who made their appearance
! Il, III Snt l.ly
night, was well attended and announced
Il grand success by everyone who at
! tended.
T. j. Harris, while walking across
! the roof of the recently burned Blue
Bird Cafe, fell through the timbers
and was severely injured. He is now
resting at the Hloltviile Hospital.
j. ID. Brown. fom Atlanta, Ca, is
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. jeff
Mills.
No. 2 Meets Tomorrow
The South Side Water Company will
hold its stockholders meeting Tues
! dav. October "a.
The Holtville Bridge Club met at the
home of Mrs Al Cravath Friday night.
| The prize winners for theevening were
! Mrs. w. +. Mosher and l.. F. Shaw.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Fahring on November 3.
Harris pool hall is to be rebuilt by
.Jarboe and Murrv, contractors, ut the
cost of $4,000. The building is to be
/ fircproof, reinforced concrete, and will
! be completed within 90 DAYS.
The Liberty Service Station, corner
of Sixth and Holt, is being remodeled
by the owner of the property, and as
soon as completed will be occupied by
Rankin and Reed, who also have the
service station at Fifth and Pine
| streets.
Joe Woodland, from the Eastside OF
| town, brought i'll - bales of cotton
Saturday afternoon.
I Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ Gruwell attend
ed the valley principals meeting al
I the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. x. Prince,
Calipatria, Saturday night.
| Mrs. Lawrence Richards, Meioland,
. has returned from her vacation on the
coast.
Pastor Upton preached the sermon,
'The Great Duty of Man. Sunday
morning at the Christian church. There
WAS not even standing room in the
church for this was the first time Mr..
Upton has preached in Holtville in 10
years.
Mrs. r. w. Ritter entertained the
Five Hundred Club at her home on
Sixth street, with dinner at seven, fol
lowed by cards. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Biggerstaff, Mr.
and Mrs Earl Carpenter, FL Centre;
Mr.. and Mrs. f. V. Edwards, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. w. d..
Dresser, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb, Mrs.
Minta Talley, Messrs. Earle Pearre and
Joe Clelland apd others.
Clarence Il. Gag, real estate man,
El Centre, made Il business trip to
Holtville Saturday
Imperial Water Company No. will
hold its stockholders meeting Monday,
October 30.
}. w. Featherstone, residing east of
FL Centre, made "A visit to Holtville
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Franz Taylor made . visit TO
Miss Emily Jane Rankin, FL Ccntro,
Saturday afternoon.
c. X. Jestor, Brawley, was a bust
ness visitor Of Holtville Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carpenter and
daughter, Miss Alice, FL Cenrto, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Webb
during fine week end.