Imperial Valley press., 1923-09-04
PERSONALS

geles and San Diego.
o. ID. Conser of Calipatria was
4 in town today on business.
The Misses Marion and Daisy
Mixer are spending their holiday;
at Big Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert f. Preston
and family have returned from
their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. McIvor
and family are back from their
respective vacation trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Perkins spent
the Labor day week end at La
guna mountain resort.
On his way home from the Anne
rican Legion convention at Eureka,
John Kepley stopped off at La
Jolla for a few days with his fami-
ly.
Mrs. T. NJ, Lyons and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Katherine and Vir-
ginia Lyons, returned this morning
from a month s trip to Chicago. En-
route there they stopped at San
Francisco, Kansas City and New
Orleans to visit relative and friends
Mrs. Josephine NJ. Adair, county
treasurer, is spending her vacation
at coast points. Meantime c. w.
Barton is holding down the job
County Librarian, Mrs. Thomas b.
Beeman has returned from a
month s vacation and she and her
deputies are busy sending out ship
ments Of books to the various eoun.
ty schools pending their opening,
September IL.
Miss Berniee Stafford is back
this morning after a two weeks va
cation spent in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Lingo, have re-
turned from a six weeks motor trip
which included visits to Los An
geles, Long Beach and points of
interest in the High Sierras.
l.. E. Garthwaite left last night
for Berkeley where he will spend the
coming week attending a conference
of farm advisors.
Mrs. Clifford Mathews has gone
to the mountains for a vacation.
Miss Orpha A. Miller, home
demonstrator, has returned from her
vacation. While gone, she took a
summer course at the University
of Southern California.
Mrs. Amos Trimble has gone to
Turlock where she will spend her
vacation with her husband.
Mrs. L. III. Gwyn, who has been
spending the past month in Los An
geles and Santa Ana, has returned
to this city.
Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Long and
daughters, former residents of this
city, and now of Whittier, spent the
week end at Calexico Lodge as the
guests of the Fred Guntermans.
Friends of Mrs. Rodney Hermon
win be glad to learn that she is CON
valescing nicely from an operation
which she underwent at st. Joseph s
Hospital in San Diego several weeks
ago.
j. s. Loofborough returned last
night from Los Angeles, where he
and Mrs. Loofborough spent the
previous week. Mrs. Loofborough
is now at Live Oaks, where she will
remain until time for school to open.
Mrs. Fred Williams, who is spend
ing the summer in San Diego, is
back in the city for a few DAYS.
Henry Swanson was among those
spending the week end in Los An
geles.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stanton, who
for a number of years have been
residents of this city, left for Los
Angeles Sunday night with the idea
Of selecting permanent location
there.
Fred Gianoia has gone to Los An
geles, where he will spend his vaca-
tion.
Minor Driggers, of Los Angeles,
former resident of the valley, has
been spending several days here
transacting business.
Mrs. Edwina Kirk spent the re-
cent week end and holiday visiting
ing Los Angeles and Long Beach.
DIR. and Mrs. Roy f. Vermillion
returned this morning from short
stay in San Diego.
Miss lone Sammons is back from
a week end spent in Los Angeles
with her sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ferrell of
Imperial were Los Angeles visitors
over the week end.
Miss Julia Grogan is back from
five weeks vacation spent in Los
Angeles, Santa Cruz, and Catalina.
II. o. Bridges of b. Solomon and
company, has returned from San
Diego, where Mrs. Bridges recently
underwent an operation. He re-
ports that his wife is cOnvalescing
rapidly.
S. w. Crook, owner of Irwin =
Five and Ten cent store here and
formerly resident of CalexicO, has
moved to $40 FL Centre avenue in
this city.
Miss Elizabeth Hoekensmith has
taken a position with the Irwin
store.
Mrs. Grace Dawson, who has been
spending her vacation at Lo An
geles and coast points has returned
to the city.
X. NJ. Linekin returned last night
after spending very enjoyable
with his family at Coro-
nado. Los Angeles and Bakersfield.
His family is now in the mountains,
where they will remain until the