Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-19
HOLTVlLLE
Nv I-rcSS staff correspondent

Ewes has returned from Los An
releS. where he went Friday with
/. Z. Harden and Leroy Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. {. Blanchard and
M. aud Mrs. j. X. Fahring spent
sunday at Lakeside and Jacumba.
Mrs. +. W. McClclland and
daughter, Pearl. were recent house
guests at the country home of Mrs.
Monte Haynes.
W. B. Warren is here on business
from Long Beach, where he and his
wife are spending the summer.
John Wotford is spending the
week in San Diego with his wife and
son. before the latter : return home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Russell Thompson,
and daughter, Frances, spent the
weekend at Jacumba.
\ party composed of Francis Con-
uor>, Jimmy COnnors. Paul Fudge,
Paul Ray. Raymond Stewart. char
lie Zlmmcrarlc and Bonner vii
iams enjovcd a swim in thr com
mGnity plunge in the Highlinc dis
trict Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Is. Cravath and
son. Dale. left last Saturday in the
company cf Mr.. and Mrs. W. +.
BeaIe, on 4 motor trip through
northern California.
Herbert Woods, colored. of In
perial. is dead aS the result of II col
fSion between Wood : 'car and II
car driven by Tom Rogers of this
city. The accident occurred near
the McKim bridge and was evident
lv caused by Woods losing control
OF his automobile. Rogers was ac-
companied by Lester Horton, who
suffered several severe bruises and
cuts. Rogers and - year Old col
ored boy who was riding with Woods
escaped without serious injury. The
accident occurred Saturday night
and Woods died in Imperial Sunday
with a crushed skull.
Austin Lester has returned from
Long Beach, where he spent a few
DAYS visiting with his mother and
sister, Mrs. \. b. Lester and Eau
Claire Lester, who are spending the
summer in the coast citv.
Mrs. {. W. Crippcn has return.
her family spent short vacation.
Visits in North
II. G. Bliss is spending month
with his children i'll vancouver,
Washington,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Meyers re
turned late Sunday evening from a
vacation spent in Saquoia national
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Swindlc have
returned from Il two weeks vaca-
ton spent visiting with friends
and relatives along the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earle and
son, George Jr., have left for the
coast where they will spend fcw
weeks before returning to this city.
Mr.. Earle is instructor in the auto
shops at the high school in this city.
Miss Anna Jane Wells, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wells of
Brawlcy, has signed contract TO
teach in the Mesquite Lake grammar
school during the next school year.
Mrs. Kenneth Burke and two
children have gone to Live Oaks
where they will spend the remainder
Of the summer.
Leo WuIff left Saturday after
noon for Los Angeles, where he will
join Mrs. Wulft.
Mr.. and Mrs. George WhitlOck OF
the Eastsidc district, have returned
from a short visit with relatives in
San Jacinto.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. T.. Wright and
, daughter, Alice, spent last weekend
in the mountains.
Jimmy " Mickey" Reynolds spent
Monday night as the guest of Sulla
Williams.
Legion Picture
lyon Can't Stand There an of.
ficial picture presented by the
American Legion film service will
be shown at the local ardomc
Tuesday, August 70. This picture is
sponsored by the local American lie
gion and all are urged to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. s,tarncr left
last Saturday on vacation which
will be spent at Live Oaks Springs
and along the coast. They are plan
ming to build Il cabin ON their lot at
7 Live Oaks Springs soon.
Thcran COnnOrs, son of l.. j Com
nOrs, local business man, has return.
ed from Glendale, and plans to 70
in business here with his father
Young Mr.. Connprs has been in bus
mess in Glendale for the past three
years. He will be joined here soon
by his wife, who was, before her
marriage, Miss Madgc Pmncy, and
who is well known in this vicinity.
Mrs. Norman II. Parks has left
on three weeks vacation which
will be spent IN san Diego, Los An
geles and Lodi