Imperial Valley press., 1924-03-10
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and Comfy

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Golf Club Popular-With betwoef
$50 and 200 people out 10 .effioy
yesterdays fine weather. fl.k<courst
AT the FL Centre Golf Club proved
lis popularity. 2.iauv parties were
out both morning and afternoon and
comparatively few on-lookers were
noted, the majority playing. \
number OF beginners were ont, and
from the statements made hy them,
they are without exception enthus-
iastie about the game. Yesterday
marked the last day of the club S
being open TO the public, as begin
ming today members and their
guests only win have &ccess TO the
grounds.
Special Steaks at Steve's. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist 81
Main Street. Phone 3S2W ADV
Mrs. Hamilton s Condition Same
Reports received rs we 90 to press
state that the condition of Mrs. W.
p. Hamilton remains unchanged.
Mrs. Hamilton is at Jacumba, and
no hope for her recovery from what
is believed 10 be a fata! illness. has
been held since Saturday.
Cream Taffy 40c a lb. at PalFs.
adv
Pioneers Visit valley-Mr. aud
Mrs. {. n. Perry and their son. G
Y. Perry Jr., former well-known F.
Centre residents, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Col
lier at their country home west o.
the city. They were accompanied
on their trip from their home in
Los Angeles by Charles Ward, Mir
and Mrs Eomer Havermale and
young son, also Of thar city ana
Mrs. Lewis Havermale, Of Portland
Oregon.
Your Baby Rice Buttered Pol
Torn at Paul's Sweets. sc, Zoe and
g5c bag. adv.
Here on Business-Mrs. Mary f.
Hunter of Los Angeles, was in FL
Centre today on business. Mrs.
Hunter has ranch in the valley and
is a frequent visitor here.
Missionary Society Tomorrow--
The attention of the members OF
the Missionary Society of the State
Street Christian church is called 10
the faet that an all-dav meeting will
be held at Mrs. r. L. Palmer IS, 5Jl
Hamilton avenue, tomorrow. A fine
program is planned with missionary
topics by Mrs. Russell Graves and
Mrs. Earl Maurer, an impersonation
by Mrs. r. L. Graves and deyo-
tionals by Mrs. C. Collier.
Hotel Barbara Worth Table de
aote dinpef 81 Loo. Special Chicken
timer sl.00. Special T-Bono Steak
Inner 90c. Special Rib Steak din
nor soc. Seventh Stree Entrance
iirect to cafa. adv
Broadway Roor2ing House Sold
George II. Ballard reports the sale
of the Broadway Rooming House TO
Mc. and Mrs ". Oosterveld. to
whom possession has already been
granted. Mr.. Ballard states that
his wife s health neeessitated the
sale, and that they are leaving
shortly for the coast. Mr.. Ballard
remarked today that it was with
regret thas he and Mrs. Ballard
were leaving, and that they anti
cipated return here after Mrs.
ballard has had an opportunity TO
reruuerote from her recent illness.
Eat at the Oregon and be com
Portable. Ladies rest room end
men = smoking room. adv
Splcadid Herd sold-Probably the
finest herd to be sold at public auc-
tior in Imperial Valley, was that Of
d. Souza, dairyman near here,
whose 81 COWS brought an average
price OF SIZH.c- ae3cH IN recent
sale. The herd average for daily
production Of butterfat has been
62-64 pounds, more than one pound
per COW per day. Mr.. Souza attri-
butes the high sale price Of his
herd to the fact that he is n member
of the COW testing association.
Enjcy Your Meals at the table
special Dinners Bee Cafe adv
Special Salads at Steye's. adv
: State Leader Arrives Tomorrow
". II. Rawlston, state leIder OF
BOYS and Girls Clubs is expected
here tomorrow, according TO an an
nouncement made bv Assistant
Farm Advisor Ray Ellis. The pig
and calf clubs will receive visits
from the specialist. Brawley Holt
vile and FL Centre high schools
have organized these clubs in con
neetion with their agriculture
classes, and prizes in various com
petitions win be awarded for the
bes. stock later III the season.