Imperial Valley press., 1924-09-17
PERSONALS


Mrs. G. c. Reed of Brawley was
in town shopping yesterday.
r. A. Morris who is the local re-
preventative of the National Cash
Register company, has just return
ed dDfrom Ocean Beach where he has
been spending his vacation with his
wife.
Mrs. Eugene Hatfield of Holtville
was here yesterday.
Mrs. Irving Clark and daughter,
Miss Mildred, left last night for
two weeks vacation in San Diego.
Mrs. Clark has been assistant IL.
braian here dtring the sunlmeE
months. III
Mr.. and Mrs. b. IN. GfrTell of.
Holtville We're in, town Yesterday,
and have just returned from a trip
through the northern coast states,
having visited in Portland, Seattle
and other cities. Mr.. Gruwell will
continue his work as principal of
the Holtville grammar schools.
Miss May Howard of the Ragan
Insurance company is back from, a
two weeks vacation spent in San
Diego.
-. Arthur Edgar, who has been
visiting her daughters Mrs. Carl
Kcigley, and Mrs. Paul Blenkiron
in Los Angeles during the summer,
has returned to- the valley.
Leroy holt, of the FIRST National
Bank, has just returned from Los
Angeles where he spent his VACATION
with his wife who has been visiting
there through the summer. Holt
will leave again in q few days for
Los Angeles to accompany his wife
back to Ell Centre.
Otto Jaeger, of the Southern
Trust and Commerce Bank, is back
from short trip to Sap Diego.
Drummond Houstoyis back<from
Los Angeles where Ee enjoyed his
He expecS tpfeave again
the latter part of tlfe>week to bring
back his wife who has been in Los
Angeles for some time.
Buck Oakley of the Pacific South
west Trust and Savings Bank, has
returned from three weeks trip
spent at the various coast points.
j. L.. Vary of the state bureau of
quarantine of Sacramento is spend
ing the day in FL Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bitler have just
returned from a delightful vacation
spent at Forest Home, San Jacinto
and other mountain resorts, and San
Francisco. Gerald l.. Baldwin Jr.
Of San Diego, II nephew of Mrs.
Bitler, returned with, them and will
sp~nd the week here as their guest.
Mrs. Chris jackson has just re-
turned from La Jolla, where she
placed her daughter, Aphia, in the
Bishops school of that city. This
is Miss Aphia' s second term at the
school, and her many friends there
are glad to welcome her return.
l.. E. Avery of the farm bureau
Of Sacramento, is in FL Centre for
a few days and is checking up on
the. commercial fertilizers and eco
homie poisons for his subsequent re-
port at Sacramento.
Norman Boone of the United
States department of agriculture
and of the biological survey depart
ment, is in FL Centre making sur
vey of the damage that has been
done in the valley by coyotes. Boone
expectes to authorize campaign to
eradicate the animals during the
next six months.
Mrs. w. +. Dawson and son, Will
liam, Mrs. NJ Jenkins, w. f:
Thompson, +. Howard and j. f.
Sersain were staying at the Hotel
and Annex, Los Angeles,
last week.
Recent guests registered at the
King Edward Hotel, Los Angeles,
7. C. Hamers, Louis
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Reynolds
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kulalia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Be-. Simpson re-
turned from two weeks vacation
spent at Long Beach yesterday.
William l.. Garrett, cashier of
the local branch of the Pacific
bank, has gone on a
three weeks vacation.
Miss Lila Moore and Chuck
Moore have just returned from Los
where they visited friends
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