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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL AND
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
ELECTIONS, APRIL 7, 1925

State of Wisconsin, County Of Iron
SIS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
at an election to be held in the sever
al towns, wards, villages and election
districts on the first Tuesday Of
April, A. D., 1925, being the seventh
day of said month, the following Of
ficers are TO be elected:
A STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION in place Of
John Callahan, whose term Of office
will expire on the first Monday Of
July, 1925.
A JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME
COURT for the term of ten years to
succeed Burr W Jones, whose term
of office will expire on the first Mon
day of January, 1926.
A COUNTY JUDGE for the Coun-
ty of Iron to succeed the person to
be appointed to fill the vacancy caus-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
Propeller for Skiers

Motorized skiing Is novel sport
recently made possible by means 81 q
small air propeller driven by a light
motor that is strapped on the back Of
the skier. says Popular Science Month
ly The Invention. from Germany. is
said 70 enable an experienced skier
20 travel on the level at high speed.
The propeller is started and stopped
hy d pneumatic device similar to that
which operates camera shutter.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
A Good Thing DON'T MISS n

Send your name and address pl,inl,
written together with cents and NJ,
Slip to Chamberlain Medicine "a ~ ~
Moines, Iowa, and receive in return !
trial package containing Chamberlain,
Cough Remedy for coughs, colds. cron,
bronchial, "lu" and whooping coupbr,
and tickling throat; Chamberlain San
ach and Liver Tablets for stomach tron.
bles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd
The heart, biliousness and conslipsiion.
Chamberlain's Salye, needed in ever
family for burns, scalds, wounds, pile.
and skin affections; these valued fsma,
medicines for only 5 cents. Don't m;ait
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04

ed by the death of P H. Aspinwall,
whose term Of office would have ex-
PRED on the first Monday of January,
1926.
A COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF SCHOOLS for the County of Iron
in place Of Ida b. Bradley whose
term Of office viii expire on the first
Monday Of July, 1925.
Given under my hand and official
seal at the Court House in the City
of Hurley, this 18th day of March,
A. D., 1925.
Chas. A. Noren,
County Clerk, Iron County.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
United State. Lead.

The United States IS now using al
most as much electricity as he rest
OF the nations Of the world combined
and the electric service station sgsl
power Industry ~ the United States
Is growing more rapidly than any 9th
er Industry . The country
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
Safe For Children.

Mothers everywhere demand a
reliable cough remedy free from in
furious narcotics. Supplying this
demand for fifty years made FOL
EYS HONEY AND TAR COM
POUND one of the Largest Selling
Cough Medicines in the World.
Children like it. Refuse substitutes.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-04-04
Insist upon Foley's.
Sold Everywhere.

One swallow never makes a sn,
mer but we have seen cases wbera
couple Of them made an early fail
Paying tribute never costs mn.l
which is one reason for lis g-e..
popularity.
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-07

Inc acreage planting will interfere with the growing
OF afafa cotton cantaoupes seasonabe crops
ECLlPSE PECAN TREES planted apart or q trees
TO the acre. what advocate planting will NOT inter
e with the continuous of YOU to have
pecan producing trees with other They grow YOU
sleep Other crops fall but ECLIPSE PECAN TREES
Will pull you through insuring perpetual income
Arizona state miner., 1925-11-07

ECLIPSE PECAN TREES the kind that bring quickest
and best We KNOW the Pecan give you
long list OF Salt River Valley farmers bought
ing the past season.
Why not YOURSELF gratifying income Don't put
all your eggs basket Turn
to the planting of profit it-makng PECAN TREES.
Get in touch with uslet talk important matter in
person 1t you re coming to the State Fairyou
Otherwise phone, write wire Mr. Mauldin
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
sEEEEENEaEEEEEEENsESS NsESSEEEEENEEEEEESEEE
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
NaSEgszaaNEEEEEZ E9a41@EGNERENEEAl
HISS HOLNES GIVES
SPLENDID ADDRESS
At Local SCHOOL

Miss hlmira Holmes. national
secretary Of the research and cd
ueatiorai division Of the national
\. w. t.. \. board, gave an mspir.
ing lecture 10 the girl reserves at
III Certro high school. TLurSdnv
afternoon 1t three o clock. The
meeting was we'll attended and cv.
cry Girl WaHt away feeling gcat.
y cHtbu>ea IN the girl reserve work.
Miss Holmes told the girls Of the
world wide work of reserves. and
how they could regard she move
1han, IS doors to opportunity. She
stated that they were tHe girls who
could mould the world for the fu-
tEFe gcneaasiens and make it the
idpa! world. with wonderfully high
standards Of living. She stressed
tie thought that their ideals were
their ways of living and not
vague something in their minds, al
though they might think they were
wholly honest and truthful. She.
asked them to take these living
standards up in their clubs. 10 dis
ca>S them, - study methods for
ceiling right from wrong. There are
1oo girl reserves in Imperial Co!ln-
" and 100000 in the world dcclar-
ell Miss Holmes. The local girls
cooperation was asked for in the
coming drive on February y. 1925
ny putting on paradeS and discuss
in@ the drive among their friends.
Miss Holmes WAS to speak ut I'm
Ferial and Calipatria today. and
VII leave tonight for I.us Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
lEZ2ZEzzE gl2r
ANNUAL kNIGHTS TEEPLAR BALL A
DISTfACTI! I AFFAIR."; KNIGHTS MAKE
Il{PRESSIl f SCENE IN FULL UNIFORM

The annual bail ~. last
night by the ImFara \a.es Com
maudcrv No. ~ III Masonic Icmp.v
was the most brilliant affair of the
social season mJa true TO tradition.
distinctive in all ir> appointments.
The Lincoln hir.hdav theme had
been carried cat iu decorations. the
lights being softly shaded IN red,
white and blue. : large likeness Of
Lincoln, tIauke1 oa both sides 10y
stacked army rifles. was the out
standing feature Of tAr decorations.
American flags were asva fTafdec.N.
aAd The Knight, pvA eeter~ ot
black and white. a.J their insignia
Were likewise much iu cNijeHe,. \
delightful touch was added by tine
use af floor lamps ;uU coy set.
tees.
The members ot the galea yrge
auayed iu their fHH Uniform aaI
presented a Impressive appearance
as they marched into the large hall
led by the cmiaeut camma.ucr
Georse W Anderson. forming -
line. aad >alutin1 rhc. guests i'll
t'prmU ..ra,lioa. Their striking at
tire, 'iNjLpyea by the hoaat.ta! cNe-
ming. g4v,n> 81 tie women. formed
~ Pipfnte OF striking contrast taat
aslded TO the beauty OF the occa-
sion. . .-
More than 105 couples Were pre-
sent, including eut Of GOWN visitors,
points iu The valley. Al present
were either members f the COM
manlery or memht,> q tie Ma
sonic order. rs the arrair WIS re-
strictod entirely L. the Masonic fra
temity.
The music was splendid nI tlose
present enjoyed '.tsiptlHg lie light
fantastic" mtiI after midnight,
with refreshments of puch and
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Nei0h60rhO0d Club
Entertained at Home
of NrS. .4ffierbaugh

Mrs. o. ". Afflrrbauzh enter
;aiAel the Nei1Aborhood club at
Ler home, l756 Adams street. YES.
terIay afternoon. The home was
beautifully decorated iu sweet peas
.la African daisies. The valentine
motif WAS carried out in the IL.
feI, and delightful refreshments.
The afternoon WAS spent IN playing
i've hundred. Tie members pre-
eet: nrluard: Me>dames Harry
Esewt. q. @. Tucker, William Pear
som. Dot Pearson. :. &. Iaveu>.
.sa>sei. Graves walter Iolla.a,
Charles Knight, Phillip Knight,
F'raaz BowieS, y. G. Ryan Chester
SYLVESTER, HarleE Bus1. ". Daniels,
=. Grocue, !. ". Cook and Q. w.
A1tlerJaugh. There were also two
guests. Mrs, Frank Young and Mrs.
L NJ Watson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Sinclair Smith
Gires Birthday Party

One Of tie pretty parties IF the
week WAS that given by Mrs. stan
ley Smith a, her home, "a seventh
street Oh Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of Sinclair, her little son :
eighth birthday. The home was
beautifully decorated in Il color
scheme Of yellow. Daisies We're at
tracrivelv arranged on the table
where the large birthday cake, with
eight lighted candles. was placed.
Little dainty yellow baskets wore
presented 70 each guest present.
Many little gifts were brought by
little friends to tho young host.
Those invited were: Gale and Yer
non Baker, Ethel Pearl Cross. Jim
mi- Garrison, Marion FIani.au,
Ethvs and Margaret Jauc Ogdou,
Vernon Aimon, Fred +, Eldred,
Bctty Jean Smith and Daniel Boy
cr.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Chicago Woman Is
Hostess at Luncheon

Mr. G.. i. Trick, who is spending
'ao winter a. tho Barbara Worth
hotel. entertained recently with an
elaborate luncheon in the dining
rram Of the lot,'. y color scheme
~ PINK was carried out, with cor
ss2rs of dainty flowers and clever
fa.ors Tire table was set for six
arHoiag Mc~damc, McCarcn,
George Mann, kilpatric, jackson
Wickcu> and the hostess. After
'ac luncheon cards were played.
Me>. Wickca winning the high score,
Mr.. Mann second and Mrs. Nc
Carcu third.
Mr. aad Mrs. Trick have spent the
winter iu Fl Centre for The past
four years. Mr. Trick is connected
with Fox and Cooling, large whole
sale produce company of Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Pretty Valentine Party
Is Enjoyed 6y Boys

\ pretty Valentine party WIS
gwen Yesterday afternoon by little
George Clark and Vernon Aimcu
AZ the Clark Aom, ON Len Rcy ave
DUe. The decorations. games aud
refreshments carried oa- thr Nalea.
t.nr iUoa and dui,5 She games,
Silly Keller and DaEid Roberts car
r.ej of the prizes.
Miss Helen Clark, IN costume, at.
ed Is postmistr"ss and delivered
valentines 10 IL" lit.ie guests, which
created all sort, OF thrills.
Heart shaped cakes and ice craaH
were served at the Close OF the AZ
tvruoou : festivities.
Those enjoying the affair We're
Billy Keller, David Roberts, jay
Gianoia, Bobby Hartman, Leonard
Carey. Freddie ElIred, KcauoD
White and the youg host.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
WHAT ARE STLYES
COMING TO. ANYWAY?

Tie most conspicuous departure
in footwear Tor the coming season
: rhe advent Of Shoe designed by
ra~-a-a new arrival in the shoe
world of Paris-in which the design
ri 1ae TWO sides is dis,;miiar In
One case the model i, made If olive
ra.afeG crocodile. To the night hand
SIDE ot the vamp Is attached piece
~ royal blue kid which tail, off on
ra- ierr hand side INTO :, narrow
,rr4p blttouin- onto the quarter,
thus tarnin- Ii cut-out on the left
.aad side which doc, not exist ON
tae light.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
.UrS. Burger Hostess
to Music Section

THE music of four countries Den
muk Switzerland, Bohemia and
Po'aud wa, considered briefly at
Tire session Of the music section Of
Woman p, Ten Thousand cIub which
took place AZ the home If Mrs f..
A. Burger
Mrs. ", G. Costello was IN charge
Of Tie program and She was cap
ably assisted by Mc,damcs +. ".
Ferris, ". j. Reid, and +. \, Bur
ger who contributed biographical
and crtica. sketches Of Smctana,
bsorak and Liszr
illustrating the l,ianp compoSi5
tons of List and Chopin Miss Mar
a7fet Lanier played !iebestraum =
by the form = and Chopin S famous
PoIonai,e in & sharp minor giving
her nearer, real pleasure.
During the social hour which fol
lowed the program the hostess serv-
ed tea.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
IS THE GOLDEN AGE
The GLAND AGE?

I'm recent pres, dispatch, q Lon
don physician stated that the Gold
cu Agr of man bid, fair to be the
g.audular age, when salvation viii
hr taken I'm tablet form. He said
further that the average man be
lierc, that hi, thoughts, action and
feelings are controlled by his mind.
Bu, if j., possible to show that mind
is itself under the dc,potic sway Of
the ductlcs, glands, which generate
in the system the chemical fluids
ON which depend health, happiness
and morality.
Glaudogcn, tn" now scientific
gland tonic, prepared in tablet
form provides Il simple method Of
taking glandular treatment. Glando-
gen, for men and women, is obtain
able at Clement 5 Drug store. Mail
orders accepted. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
CiRcO CientCS Members
Guests at Gibbs Home

Mrs. Cecil Gibbs was hostess to
the Ciuco CicntoS club at her home
recently. y delightful time was en-
.ioTed playing five hundred, the
high score being made by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ronald Baker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bort Purdv won second prize. The
valentine color scheme was very cf-
fcctivcly carried out in the dccora-
tion5, favor, and refreshments. Part
nor> were found 10y matching broken
hearts. The guest, facludcd: Mr.
and Mrs Bert Purdv, Mr.. and Mrs
Ronald Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Duane
Stafford Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
johnson, Mr.. aud Mrs. WYATT
Briggs. M. and Ms. Russell Klic-
gel. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cosby,
Mr. and Mr.. Cecil Gibb, and Gary
Franklin.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Last Month Proves Benefits of Better
Feeding Methods for Dairy Cows;
Smithson's Cow Again a Winner

The past month has been "a hard
one for the average Imperial Coun-
~ dairymau. The water shortage
last fail cut down his reserve hay
supply and the continued cold
weather Of December and January
has prevented th, growth of green
feed, 80 that hc has found il very
hard 10 keep up the production of
his dairy herd. Tie very fact that
hay and green feed has been short
has however, enabled those Gairy-
men WHO use better methods Of
feeding 'hau The aysrag' TO demon.
stratc the value of fhc,c better
feeding methods.
During the rt>t two months the
supplementary trsd~ which have
been most successful in keeping up
the production of the dairy herds
i'm this county, have been whole
cottousred. and sorghum si.ugc. \
summary of tia COW testing a>sp.
citation work for January Shows
that only five herds i'm the county
averaged over 10 pounds Of hntcr-
tat per COW for the month. Two
of these herds were fed hay. pac-
turc. anl whole cotteu>erd. one vas
frd hay and whole cottuuSecd and
two were few hay pacturc and ,org
hum Sllage. This record shows con
,lu>iNoly that these combinations
Of feed will k ,ep up production dur
ING the winter months when feed Is
short, say the COW testers.
The monthly summary of The I'm
pcrial County Farm Burral Cow
Testing Association, rs prepared by
the head tester and assistant farm
advisor, shows that 81 herds, IN
Guiding SOL COWS were tested dur.
ing january. The average arodur-
tInu of these 3e7l COWS was SOS
pounds q milk and $50 pounds of
butterf;g. for the MONTH
The highest producing COW for
the month WAS Corona. u registered
IioI>teiu owned hv \. II. Smthson
of IIoitviiic. She produced 95.9
pounds buttcrtat for the month. NJ.
d6. q grade IIoIsteiu owned hy Ann
s'.uu- and NrumhholZ Of Soclev
WA, q close >ccoad. Nh. produced
$50 pound buttrrfat for the r.outh.
OF the a95l roWs tc-.cd 42I pro
aUccJ 70 pounds or more os butter.
fiat tor thu month. The largest mum
hrr Of 10 pounds cows in one herd
was y. Armstrong and krtnb-
holE Of >eclrv uilI.cd - COWS and
i Of them produced over 40 pounds
Of hut.ettas for the month. Sc
o.4i in lis class Wis Cad Eohrcr
Of Hoityiltc, He ulket 80 COWS
and : o them wase 20 pound COWS.
The five highest Producing cows
in one brHa 'u,> month. wcrc own
oi hy Armstrong and Kru@taoh
ri >eeley. Thry produced total
If &4l> pound ot bartcrtat on M
aEruse per COW 81 69.6 pouHd ot
hH''rrtat for the month. \. H..
NmitA>oa Of Ho.tsil3e Nas SECOND in
this class. His tixe high COWS pro-
aae"d "t&S pounds Of huttcrfat or
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Society Drama
To Be Held Over,
Valley Theatel

D"c 20 the popularity with which
:. Tie GoI4eY Bel WAS reclitaa
Mara@or Brick viii hold il over fer
tomorrow night, in order that uo one
may miss the opportunity Of seeing
this DeMilIe-Paramouut picture. II
the characteristic DeMiile touches
are found il The Golden Bed. =
such as lavish settings and gorgeoas
costumes.
The screen version j. taken from
the Wallace Irwin novel. .'Tomer-
row. Bread, - and has for the
theme the story of modern society
woman who plays with men for the
fascination Of the game. After
wrccking several lives. her life is
ruined and the hero tiuds happiness
i'll Aer sister.
Irene Rich, Rod I.aRoUe, Vera
Reynolds and many others cquail1
well known, vii. also be seen il
this picture.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
!. y. c. i. Secretary
TeRdered Luncheon

Coup.imrn'&rN 70 Mi,, Amiga
Holmes, national secretary of the
research m.d educational division
ot the national y. " G. 4. board,
with headquarters al New York CJ.
a., Ms r. ". Caupb.il entertain
ed with a charuinglv appointed
luncheon al tar Barbara Worth Ilp-
tel ~ - clock ON Thursday
Cover, were laid ion Mc-.am-s
J. ;. Ross, r.. =. rope Ross lick
cox. i. ". Campboli, Iiaz.i f.
Meadows ami Ms Holmes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
COUPLE OF
ALLEY ANNOUNCE
.NOI E.HBER WEDDING

The many friends OF Miss Grace
has>el. popular Young woman At
He Brooks Beauty shop, viii be
pleasantly surprised to learn of her
mas4laGc ou November -. 1924. 10
Robert W. Ware of Calipatria.
The marriage took place ut st.
Pan. : Methodist church, san Bcr-
aafdino, Rev. E. /. Townsley Of
t5eia'ing. Mr, Ware Is Il prosper
e@s hotel proprietor At Cahpatria.
NiS. Ware Is the manager of Brooks
Beauty shop. having been there
since November. She Will con-
tinue the infringement of the shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
FL Centre Golf CLIO
to Hare Dinner Dance
Next Tuesday Erenirg

The +. Centre GoIt Club will give
thclr first annual dinner dance II
the Barbara Worth Hotel Tuesday.
February J., at : p. IN. \ very in
tere>tin- program has been ayrang-
ea aad an elaborate diuner planted.
Tie committee in charge are:
Ac,>r>. j. \. Thomas. Vaughn
Francis, aud \. c. Johnston, who
desire the members to know that it
: - be strictly informal. and they
koPe that every member will he
present. The program viii be an
hounccd later.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Deckert Moves
For New Trial

Los ANGELl.~. Fe3. 49, Nctiou
for n.,w uial for Mathew Da.k.
err, convicted slayer of Walter
Powcr. WI, filed with superior
JHige ChatIns Grail Aei' tndag,= =4ad
February Is ..; - Tho date - bear
ar-Hu .ate iu IL" ep1"..
Sentence viii not br pronounced
Gin Dcracrt pnuaiH- outcome oi th,
motion for rrss.d ot the sa.r.
Derhrr' Ut, touJ -Hl'v IT tj.-f
ar-tee ialai T.. md "a ~.tf.aes "t
iitr imprisonment recommended hE
tac jury.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
No. 9Si1-D"pt. >
SUMMONS
In the Superior Cour. of the State
OF California, in ara Tor the
County of Imperial


County of Imperial
Mrs 5. q. Ross, Plaintiff,
VS.:
Elena Gonzales Murua; Elena Con
zales Murua, rs Guardian of the
persons and estates of Ravmun
Gonzales Murua, Raphael Gonzal.
Cs Murua, and Alicia Gonzales
Murua, minors; Raymon Con.
zalcs Murua; Raphael Gonzales
Murua; Alicia Gonzales Murua;
Espcranla Gonzales de PalIaracs,
sometimes known rs E5pcranza
Gonzales de Paliarcs; Oswald
Hackcnbarger; John Doe, james
Roe, Richard Roe, Jane Doe,
Mary Roe, John Doe Company, a
corporation, Richard Roc Com
panv Il corporation, Defendants.
The People of the State Of Cali
fornia send Greeting to: Elena
Gonzales Murua; Elena Gonzales
Murua, as Guardian of the persons
and estates of Raymon Gonzales
Murua, Raphael Gonzales Murua,
and Alicia Gonzales Murua, minors;
Raymon Gonzales Murua; Raphael
Gonzales Murua; Alicia GoHzalcl
Murua; ESpcranza Gonzales dc Pal
lares, sometimes known as Espc
rama Gonzales de Pallarcs; Oswald
IIackcubcrgcr; John Doc, James
Roc, hichard Roe, Jane Doe, Mary
Roe, John Doe Company, il corpora
tion, Richard Roe company Il cor
poratiau defendants:
Nou Arc Hereby Directed to Ap
pear, and answer the complaint il
an action entitled Is above, brought
against YOU in the Superior Court
of the County of Imperial, State OF
California, within ten DAYS after
the service ON You ot thi, summons
-If served withja this County or
within thirty days if served else
where.
And Won are hereby notified that
Wte-, You appear and answer a7
; boye required the said plaintiff
viii take judgment for any money
or damage, demanded in the com.
pIainf. a. arising upon contract, or
She VIII apply to the court for any
other relief demanded in the com
p'aiui
DaFea tr)nr ms hand and tAe seal
of The superior tour, of the County,
Of Imperial State Of California, this
18Th dry Of November, 1924.
{. G.. dOI SSEAU, Clerk.
ny Lee Nuffcr, Deputy Clerk.
,SEAL)
dorsey WLiteluw, Attorney for
plaintiff.
\ II - . > - - 26 = Ii %
- f . -
-anc. Is living because you
uan5 to instead OF because you must.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Mrs. Seal Hostess
ut Bridge PARTY

Mrs. Harold f. Seal entertained
at her home Gl9, He'll ave, Thurs,
day evening with a bridge party.
Valentine colorS were used In the
decorations. Those present iuclud-
ed: Mc>damcs John cook, Lucille
Mccullough. j. }. Green, Robert
ChcSnut, and Misses irene Brooks
Evalyna Baker and Ruth Pearson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

w#+et> iatca>uer~,l throughout the
eNeail :.
Tbc committee in charge OF the
bal included I'r. y. Z. Dupont,
Charles f. Scott, Roy Brecdlovc and
Lawrence Duft and were the re-
eipien,s OF many congratulations
upon the success of the event, which
Is The one big social affair the or
Saniza,ion tenders during tAc year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
CHURCH WORKERS ARE
GUESTS OF Mr.. HOOVER

EIi,,c, Au'- Stockton and Rita
Goa'5. and Rev. and Mis-. G. i.
F.aai-an were entertained with a
very elaborate <nnchcou ou %cduc--
day bv Charles Hoover q. his home
eH DI.r street.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
fHCitQtiOnS Issued
for Dancing Party

Invitations are out for q dancing
party TO be given by Mr., aud Mrs.
Pat Thaanum at the ranch home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Stewart. parents Of
Mrs. Thaauum. The St. Valentine
motif viii be carried ont aud quite
lsls' uaMle. 4 friend have hce4
invited
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
Here Are Topnotchws

parcbrcd bull was purchased.
Here Are Topnotch3rs
Owner Address BIZ.
y. II. Snithson. lIoltvillc .--.-,..9J.9
Armstrong & Kumbholz, Scclcy-93.O
Stockalpcr Bros, Iloltvillc Silt
Albert Won Flur, Iloltyillc ISL
r. B. Walkr FL Centre ..........76.5
Carl Eohrcr, lloltrillr ................75.3
\. II. "mi!hson, IIoltrillc .......7&.5
\. T. White, Iloltvillc ................72.O
Armstrong 4 Krumbholz. Scclcy 30
". j. Stewart lIoltvillc .,.----.--7l.7
\. BaldcrS, FL Centre .............. 800
\. Ballcr,, FL Centre ..............6S.l L
lmiiald y Giauinni, Iloltyille 81
l.. e Hawks. IIoltyille ............... tj7 8
Armstrong x krmbholz. Sccley. Ga
NJ. VI. Sweeney, Iloitvillr ......GIl
\. Baidcrs, FL Centre ............66.l
Emmct Edwards, lloltyillr, ...... 60
L. T. Parkcr> y Son, Calcxico 66.3
S,.ockalpcr Bros, lioltvillc 66.2
\. IT, Smithsou, Holtvllc -. 66s.2
g. Haldcrs, FL Centre ...........-. go
/. u. Eaton, Erawicv -....-. 6j.9
liuth Bros. Ilolt>i.lc .-- 60
l.. G. Hawk lloitvilir ...... ..-..... 6J.7
Ntockalpcr Bros, IIoltyiIl, .....64.9
" IT, Early, Imperial ..........64.6
:. H. Smith,ou, lloltyillr ......... .GI.2
+. Is. Walker, FL ccntro ..... o.
card Rohrcr. IIoltviiIc ............ 63.7
+. B. Walker, FL Centre ... 6}.G
Kuhn y kicuast, FL Centre ...... G3.i
Ntockalpcr Bros. lloltvilIc ..-63.3
+. b, Walker, II Centre ..... 60
Buckcl Bros, Iiolttillc G20
II. G. Farn>wolth. FL Ccu'ro. 80
II. +. Hooker. lloltyiilr .... Gl9
t,rrt>cl \ Ga>Scr, IloItvillc ~. oil
\. w Gary, IIoarlllr ...- 6l3
Stockaiper Bros. Holtviiic GIL
Fred ZjmmcrG. Westmorland 6e.N
ImficIj ( Giauui. HolrtlIIr 60.7
Nrraaio y Paris, FL Centre 61.6
T.. Z. Parker y SeHs CIlcNtco 6oG
T.. 7. Parker \ Son, CalcNieo 61G
Ghiodos,i y Ruftoai lIolnilIe COL
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

Soma Seldom Fails. 1t Hc 'a..
r9s a5pa, il. Lulu y. Ocl.yosga,
15I Broadway. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13
NOTICE

Moreno Bros. herewith wish 90
advise their non responsibility for
any contracts, debts or claims con
tracted in their name by c. w. Ted.
rick or Thos. l.. Bodcn.
LS.gneO
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-13

an avcrag, of Gs.S pounds butter
fat each fer the month.
During the month 81 unprofitablc
COWS were cullcd out by members
of the association, and ono good
purcbrcd bull was purchased.