Imperial Valley press., 1923-11-03
HOLTNILLE
Ry Press starf correspondent

lIOITNlLIE, November d. Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus b, blanchard oE
San Jose were in Ioltville. Friday
visiting the Blanehards, Mr. Blanch'
ard being 8 cousin Of NJ. c. Blanch-
ard.
j. Welton and family of Spring
field, Missouri, were in Heltville
Friday. They are looking for 4
ranch and expect TO locate here.
Miss Eleanor Allen of the Tribune
office expects to be in Palm Springs
Sunday to see the desert play.
A little daughter arrived at the
nome of Mr.. ind Mrs. Alex Meyer,
south of Meloland early Friday
morning. Muriel Christine is her
name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank TAYLOR and
Miss Margaret Roberts are. planning
to spend Sunday ut Palm Springs.
Mrs. Painter Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy
Painter were held in Redlands Fri
day afternoon at three o clock from
the Episcopal church.
Mrs. Painter was the daughter of
Thomas Scott, big railroad man
at the time of the civil war, who
was placed in charge of I'll north
crn railroads Nv President Lincoln.
Her father was credited by Andrew
Carnegie in his autobiography with
having given Carnegie his real start
in business and railroad way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Potts will mo-
tor to Los Angeles Sunday morning
TO spend Il few days.
Some of the members of the
Eastern Star prepared an informal
dinner for the Phil ID. Swing party
while they were in Holtville Thurs
day evening. The dinner 7was serv-
ed just before. the soil fertility and
farm bureau meeting. Those at
tending from out of town were Phil
Swing, Ira Aten, Mr.. Fuller, NJ. d
Trentham, Mr.. Foster, Chaplai:
Hartman, John W. Scott, Fred Nebe,
Thau and Verne De Tar.
William King of Los Angeles is
in Holtville and will probably re
main for several days.
State Engineer Here
R. L. Young, state highway en-
gineer, has arrived and will remair
to look after work connected witt
the highway.
Mrs. ]. l.. Clark was in FL Cen
fro Thursday, visiting Mrs. Pinkard
The creamery shipped two cal
loads of dried tuttermilk for poul
trv feed to the Globe Mills at Los
Angeles on Friday.
Much freight is arriving here, in
Guiding two cars gas and one OF
oil. one car load of lumber anC
several ear loads of machinery fol
the highway. under construction
east of town.
Rev. H. B. Blanchar spoke thi;
week to the student body at the
high school assembly.
II. A. Terwilliger has two acres
III young growing cucumber vine.
from which he expects to have Gu
cumber ready for use at the holi
! day season to ship to eastern mar
! ket. lie DougHt lHIs week pf'l
5000 yards OF muslin to cover then
from the frost. Besides he has
bought considerable amount OF
lumber to make frames.
Meeting Big Success
A large gathering attended thu
program of the soil fertility anC
farm bureau meeting held at tn
high school Thursday evening.
4 party consisting Of some o
the members Of the high school fl
Guilty and several students will g
Saturday to visit the volcano il
Mexico, they Plan to leave abou
! 2 q. N.
/ ,3About 10 Of the women Of tn
! Home Department met Friday "a
! the home of Mrs Eckert for 81
| all dav meeting They worked u
/ millinery and pot luck lunch wa
| served at noon. ....-.-.
:, Woman g STUDY club met Frida.
at civic center and planned for
fancy work ha2ar to be held De
eember first at the civic center.