Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-21
HOLTV1I.LE
ny Press starr Correspondent

Mexican was fined - for driving
with an open cut"ut.
Following are the names OF ih5
teachers who have been engaged f0i
the local high school for the coming
year. 4. &. Anderson, science. his
tory, athletes; o. r. Cosand, srionce
history and physical education
Gladys T. Dunnng, commercial sub
ierts; Lucille Biliworth. commercial
subjects; Mildred Wiley, foreign
languages; NJ. h. Taylor, English ;
ana K. G. Mitchell, music. Among
las; years teachers who are return
ing are Mrs. Doris Stewart, history :
Mrs. a. kingsbury, mathematics; A.
". Muse, woodwork; G. ". Earle,
auto shop; and Miss Nell Hagan,
Enalish and girls athletics. Five
new teachers will come TO the local
/ grammar school: Miss Helen Hneb-
ner, Miss Esther Stubbs. Walter .Jes-
sap, Miss Alice Ewing and Miss Mar
g"rite Gillespie.
! NJ q recent meeting Of tho city
council a. G. kccne. city marshal,
/ blanket authority to kill all dogs in
the city that are not properly IL
censod and collarcd.
| Ralph &. Doughty has been engaged
rs principal of the Lower Lake high
: sthool. Lower Lake. California. Mr..
, Doughcrty was agricultural teacher
at the local high school in 1928 and
has many friends here who are glad
to hear of his success.
Otis Hansen, formerly of Big
Point, California, has moved to this
city and will enter the local high
school as a senior.
w. j. Vineyard, of Pasadena, is in
this city looking after his ranch I'M
tcrests here.
Dale Cooper and G. II. Elkert, To-
cal business men. left Thursday for
Santa Monica, where they will at
tend the extensive conference Of
Rotary clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Brown have again
taken over the Arcade lunch and are
rcmodcling it for an immediate open
ing.
Scout meetings will begin Monday
night, according to the local scout
master, Arthur Mckinnon.
Mrs. W. F. Gillette of the Alamo
district, is reported to be very ill
at the home Of her sister in Glendale.
Mrs, H. T. White will have charge
of the primary grades at the Ala
mitos school this year, while Mrs.
julia Coc will teach the, upper
grades.
Mr.. and Mrs. John y. McGarvey
of San Bernardino, are spending a
short visit at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. II. Smithson at the latter's
home in the Alamo district
The teachers cottage at the
Alamo school is undergoing consider
able repairs this week in prepara
tion for the opening Of school Mon
day.
Bonner Williams and Francis Con
nGrs were among the local people
who attended the fights at the FL
Centre arena Friday night.
II. F.. Hooker has returned home
after visit with his wife and chill
dren in Arcadia.
Mrs. r. r. Prcece and infant son
have returned from Banning where
thCy spent their vacation.
Mrs. Blanchard $ Shoppe is adver
tising a fall sale, many bargains be-
Jag offered in fall hats and dresses.
Ed Nesbit, of San Diego. arrived
here recently where he will make his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Creenleaf and family.
Mrs. NJ. Ryerson announces that
her classes in music will begin Mon
day. Sept. -, with the rates the same
as in former years.
R. NJ. Gruwell, principal Of the To-
cal grammar school, announces that
all first and second grade pupils
living on the west of town are TO
report at the old school on Palm ave
nue. Mrs. W. F.. Bealo and Mrs.
Jessie Loveland have been assigned
to the Palm avenue school.
Edgar s. Blake left Wednesday
for San Diego where he will spend q
;wo week = vacation. Mr.. Bake is
local agent Of the lIolton Interurban
railroad.
Howard Allen and Tom Webb. !
well known local residents. announce
their intention TO omen Il general
building business in this city in the
very near future. In view of the
housing shortage here there seems
10 be every opportunity for the en-
tcrprse to he n success.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. TAYLOR and
children have gone to san Diego
where Mrs. TAYLOR will spend the
next two weeks taking course in
laboratory and H-ray work at the
Mercy hospital. !
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ifendrv have (Cr
turned from their vacation which !
was spent at Ocean Park.
Edgar Hackev was fined $50 in
Judge Mcdonald 5 court on charge
Of having liquor in his possession.
I!ackev was arrested September 6 !
after he had by mistake left guam
tity of liquor at the home of Mrs.
Charles Crippen. He has spent the
intervening time in the county jail
at Ell Centre.
l.. p. Stevens announces the clos
ing out Of his dairy by auctions at
his ranch, one and one-half miles
north of McKim bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starner left
SATURDAY. on a short vacation. during
which they will visit Mrs. Starner's
mother at Pomona and her brother,
Homer Chanev at Pasadena.
Howard and Weldon Kisling were
visitors i'm EI Cantro Wednesday