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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-07


FEMALE HELP WANTED
WANTED-Al stenographer. One
with wholesale grocery experience
preferred. Phone l36 Mandan for
appointment.
WANTED-Woman IS years Of age
or over to do housework. Modern
conveniences. Phone 493.
WANTED-Experlenced maid. tenn
porary position. 7l2 Seventh street.
REAL ESTATE
FIVE ROOM bungalow, modern. lawn
and shrubbery, Al condition, cheap
at S335O0O.
FIVE ROOM bungalow, new, can be
finished to suit buyer, reasonable
terms. $500000.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, new.
garage attached, can be finished to
suit buyer. $7500.0Q.
FOUR ROOM cottage and bath. full
basement, only $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM house, just off paving,
east front. modern, basement gar
age, new, at less than cost, 96200. 90.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. spick
and span, south front, sun porch. 3
bed rooms. $40O0.0O.
FIVE ROOM entirely modern stucco
bungalow, choice location, fire
place, double garage. oak floors.
electric range, all complete and
practically new, most excellent con-
dition, $68OO.OO.
BUILDING LOTS: hundreds Of them
in all parts Of the city. many Of
them on monthly payments.
REAL ESTATE: My business the
past year has been the best since
1918 and 1929 will show q much
further increase. Do your business
with the busiest dealer In the city.
F. e. YOUNG.
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stances? This building will be used
also for study. 1t will serve a lot of
purposes. not merely as q so-called
basketball hall"
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MINNEAPOLIS RANGE
IkSnnAa y1N1iR March 9-fN

DULUTH RANGE ,..
Duluth, March 7.-lR)-.
Open High Low Close
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called attention to the thousands in
the state who are losing their homes
by mortgage foreclosure" and held
that 1.-The A. C. can get along for a
while yet without this dance hail."
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-07

BARGAINS IN used furniture. KEN
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N D
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
NOTICE OF ESTRAY

Notice Is hereby given that on
tine &rd day Of December, 1928, that
the undersigned took mp on his pre-.
misses, miles east and mile north
Of lIrbcr, the following described
animal, to-Wit:
black horse, weight about 125>
pounds.
The said animal is now confined
at said premises, and within 80 days
after the date fthis notice, if said
animal is not claimed by the owner
th~oof, it will be delivered to the
constable Of that township, Impc.
rial county, California, for sale un.
der Act 1000 General Laws Of Cali.
fornia,
Dated Dee. 3lat, 1928.
lSigncdl C. T.. BLACK.
ID 81 J III q IS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
Public Speaking
Class To Meet

S--rriu, tomorrow might. tie
public speaking rIa>S ct IT." Ja"."r
chamber - coumer.e. viii agaN
meet on Tuesday night OF r#ea
week at 7:5o at the offices ~ ~"
Valley Lumber Gon4auy. ACCORD
:ug to Rev. Geor-c Har'a"G, in
strn,-ur ~ the clas,, attendance ha,
fallen ott during r'.' holiday season
but lie ,tares tAat much cnthusl"s ii
was shown brfore the holidays an,
hc urg,S th.t al members attoad to-
morrow night IN order that IA cal
g.t the hsGttit - tu'i COURSE ot
Instruction. l. ;S rzptetod 'har 81
good at,euienye sill he here from
the Holt.!j.r ,E.aios Chamber,
which is also Interested il tits
class.
tn. subioe' fer tomorrow night =
meeting win d. tree planting and
the Identification If Imperial Va
lyv'> h;eh%avS ar. earh mrmb
win ~ cNrect,d T. give q short adj
dre,, on that subject.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
MASONIC LODGES
WILL INSTALL
NEW OFFICERS

Joint installation Of Oasis lodg'
No. 6G} and FL Cgr.ro !odg" NJ.
.3SI. +. and \. NJ, VIII be held to-
night in Masonic Temple ut, .
q 'c,cck. with Charles Z. Souea, IN
spector Of this Masonic district, ar.
ting as installing officer. Dorsey
Wh;lclaw will he master of cerc-
mouirS
Al Masons are invited to attend
thc ceremonies. -Refrcshmeni w'ii
pc snrvod It the conclusion Of the
wr,tnA.
Mr.. Son,s viii set rs installing
offi"ar Of Brawlcy lodge No. 4l2 on
Frc.dav night; CalcNico +. and A..
NJ. "Wednesday yj--t+ap 'r+ttt---l"dg''
TMr.Gav and ON Friday he Will II
stall officers cf th2 NoItvillr lodg'.
John stewart Ross, sonior grand
wardn Of C'iifcrAia Masonry, was
scheduled to 80 ~ Installing Of
ficcr. hut word W. received f@om
h.m SATURDAY. af 'erue1a tAat d' to
tn Grath of Mrs. hoss' sister -.
lucaipa, he wou'o lc uaahlc TO
come 10 Imperial valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
CHRYSL,ER CUTS
PRICES ON ALL
PLYMOUTH CARS

Prices on an Plymouth closed
cars were reduced, effective Dccrm-
hcr 2l, by the Plymouth Motor Cor
ror&tion. division Of the ChrvSler
Corporation. The savings are from.
50 for the two-door sedan, and $50
for the coupe With rumble seat. 10
$40 for the four-door sedan AMI de
lu>c coupe.
New economies in manufacture,
almost revolutionary even to the
building of motor cars, together with
the bic public demand the Plymouth
has created ever since its introduce
tion to the public last July. make
this action possible, said !. W. Fra
zcr, Plymouth sales manager
"Thr economy in huying aud
operating q Plymouth it's full size
and quality features, have created
for that car such demand that We
can pass the savings on to every
potential buyer in the field of low
est priced cars. said Frazer. In
all GhrNsler history, no product it
has ever built offers So large a pro
perticn et The puh'ic ttc onportun-
itv for ownership Of a C1rry built
car as dies the Plymouth 1t this
car rs does the Plymouth at this
Weathor-procf hydraulic four wheel
brakes, established economy of ope-
ration AND modern engineering.
Tha rcW price range. which now
~zt,uds from 500 for the coupe
with rumble seat to >i95 for the
feur-3ncr >ydan and de luxe coupe,
IS tie lowest a. which any Chrysler
.1i't car hgS ever been sold.
There viii be no changes in the
quality, 'arge size or economy in
ownership of the car, Frazer con
timed. Enlargement Of manufac-
turing facilities for the Plymouth
tn meet tie extraordinary demand
it has created have been undcr way
rr1rt.caly since the day ii WAS an.
nlot;on This will permit an ont
nouuccd and are NOW nearing com
fa', ny April /, of more than twice
what i, his vet attained, Frazer
,t;J.
Complete uaV Plymouth factory
prices. effective throughout the
United states, ARE: Coup" with
uqhle scat. S615; two-door sedan,
500: roadster with rumble seal,
>6-5; fcardoor sedan, de luxe coupe
rul touring. gach $500.
Ctficiai> # the Chry<,or Corpara-
ton state th4t no price reduction,
cr aHy othar tLrF,ler products arr
contemplated.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
VISITORS
ARE COMPLINENTED
AT BRIDGE DINNER

Mr.. and Mgs Fred Kenyon r;
san Diego were complimcntcd at a
delightful dinner party Saturday
,venipg a. the home OF Mr.. ami
Mrs. Harvey KENYON, IL N1rtL
Tenfh street. Pastel SHADES were
prct,ily combined IN She table az
pointmcntS, with tail .nnE tap"rs,
.vcct peas and p.ar. calG. f'r;h.t
ing h. pink color moth.
Bridge was enmred during ia"
rycning, with Mrs. Fred Kenyon r..
,.iviug high score award for women,
i>> Esther Haworth, low: i. y,
Gibtdus, men : high and William L.
] Duningtou Jr. low.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. B. II. B.bbir>. MIR. and Mrs.
Don Rex. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ken
Won. Mir. and Mrs. Elton Christian.
Miss i.>tl,cr uaworth. William T.
Bennington Jr.. and Mr.. and Mrs.
liaryer kcHRun.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
FINE PROGRAM
ARRANGED FOR
SUNSHINE HOUR

Miss Margaret Lanicr, pupil of
Professor Elmer y Todd. and NOW
finishing a music course at l'njNor-
Sity Of California, viii be heard to
morrow night in concert numbers
over radio station KNO. rs part of
th2 program ON the Sunshine
Hour conducted weekly under the
auspices of the Southern SirrraS
Power Company and the Imperial
Ice and Development Company.
At present Miss Lanicr is home
on vacation and accepted the invi-
tation of Fred Nchc!-Th&,, master
Of ceremonies, to appear ON the
program Professor Todd considers
her ouc of his most brilliant pupils
and on previous occasions sbo has
delighted FL Centre with her play
irg,
Tha "Smshjna Quartet, com
posed of Dclbcrt Finley, Albert Gar
Gin. Doug Dccblc and Roland Ner-
vobig. will make its bow to the pub
lie. Each Of these singers has Il
.'argc individual following in I'm
pcrial Valley, and united their work
aaajf H. high caibra.
Miss Evelyn Howell known as
.'thc Gtc,t ia'y with the perfect
radio voice. viii also lie heard rs
will Mis- Julia Noncanrou WHO for
several weeks pas, has pleased thoS'
listening I'm q. fhr' NUnshjne haur. -
u5,a E.r 1c'i.b,t#l singing.
Hoe- H=llc viii preside at the
p;auo t.- the various soloist>.
IN iuvi.ation is e:,tonded to the
nu)1.. 20 visit the radio station dur
.u- the "S1nShire Hour to SEE
tl. ARTISTS during performances. The
public is also urged to send IN re
oue-t> for any numbers they may
desire TO hear during the "Sunshino
i:our. Thes, will hc given over
-ha radio in the order in which they
ar received.
The "Sm>hino Hour program is
-onductcs each TaosOaH night from
5 to : o'clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
FNFORMAL DINNER
FOR FRED IENI0NS

NJ, end Mrs, ! u. Bihb'ns ee.
terta;ncd intormaI1 las nigh, in
honor Of NJ. aud Aa> Frad Ken.
ron of >,an Diego, torHis' we.
huown Local rr~,d.nt> who haN.
been horSoGuo>.> Fl Mr. and A,rs.
Joln T Rec.
MIS-. Kenyon as. >na Kenneth
have been visiting taa for@er'-
>i>ar Ms. R,ra, tar tan past week.
and vara 1p;a"J ~ VI NunNoH Sa,
urd>v. Thy r-m,aal 10 ,Ilt'r ho@
en- the cea<' carly this morning.
Coyers were laid tor Mr., and Mrs.
Fred kcuvoa. Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Kenyon. Nj. aud Mrs. John 7, Rica,
Rosemary E.r.. Ergiuia Httzel.
Uanict-, Gwerd ,yn and Gena BIZ
bins. K.u..h Nul-oa aad rhe host
and hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCK FOLDERS OF
EDGAR BROS COMPANY

Notir" is hereby gwen that puI.
,nant to the provisions Of the by
laws, the regular annual meeting Of
The stockholders Of the above nam.
eel company wiz be held at the Of,
flee Of the company in FL Centre,
state Of California, on Tuesday, the
18th day Of January, 1929, at the
hour Of Z 0 o'ciock p. IN. Of said day.
Al said meeting seven directors
viii. b" elected 10 serve for the On.
suing ve9r and until their Successors
are daly elected.
ple annual business statements
of jhc office viii be received ana
arfcd ',pon and such other business
us mpy properly come before the
stoekholders' meeting win be tran
sacted.
Dated FL Ccntro, this 10th day Of
Dcccmber 1923.
EDGAR BROS. COMPANY,
~ w. o, lIiuderks, Sec y.
- 10 - 2t = j T
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
PIANO RECITAL AT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TOMORROW EVENING

Grammar and high school pupils
of the Academy of Music will ap-
pear in a piano recital tomorrow
night at the academy, ansinteresting
program having been arranged by
Elmer 4. Todd. Piano and pipe or
gan solos, ducts and selections for
two pianos are inclHded on the pro-
gram. = '--'.-~v-=
OF special interest will be the
final number, "Rexille du Lion, =
(DeKontzkD, brilliant compost
tion.whieh has been arranged for the
pipe organ, two pianos, celesta and
violin. Taking part in this number
will DC Mr.. Todd, at the pipe or
gan, Mary Plcmons and Sarah
Couch, plane; Aileen Hartzog of
Holtvillc, celesta and Master Henry
Marcot, violin. q.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

#2.o0.5O. Imperial IS $500, 5s
$3.25-50.
New York: % degrees, clear. 10
ears Calf. % Ariz, - Fla. arrived.
Supplies of western stock moderate
demand moderate market about
steady. Crates As 5s Imp. 1914, 30,
few fancy nigh as $500, poorer low
at $3.50. Ariz. mostly $2.23-'', few
$500, poorer $L75-2.
Los Angeles: IS degrees, partly
cloudy, Is cars Calf. arrived, II um-
broken. Is broken ON track. 1900
crates arrived 10y truck. supplies
liberal. demand slow, market weak
Imperial Is S2.50-15 few S2.S3-3' 3s
s.. $3.50, few $2.G5-75, dry PACK
$2.00.2j.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
CL4CDYNE NORRIS
HAS MERRY PARTY

L5-t!, C!au3.ae Norris WAS hos
- TO . group q brr friends At
birthday party 90 " Saturday -
-.ru.aa a tn. Aous ot Lar parents
Mr.. and Mrs. cla:l. Norri-. 10
Commercial street. The "t,"rnooH
WIS >n.ar llariar games. Mr..
Morrls assisted hnt d@u1h,,c "a seq
wing refreshments.
Trosc rrcs,n. wro ircue Pinfs.
.ou. Blancl. Grant, Ola Mac Waite ,
N'rgnGa pricr, Fey Thomas Phon,
!.oi> ard loriy Van Horn Mrs.
pric. NJ. Tjnh,ton, Ms. Morris
and the raug& hostess.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
Westside 4H
Club Meets

Member, ot thu Tes-sid" III c'u1
met ~ tho luwo Of their l"adrr~
Mr. md Mrs. !. y. Squirting Fridar
for 70 huS.ugS. uootnL and >oria..
Election o. otf,raj> was .hc prinri
nal business Of th, evening. NV'r
.,u -pur"ug ua- elected civh d
'ort.r.
Pln> ~.r. discussed f.r tours +.
,aurrtiea"l rcut"rt and social @r
tiri-ir> fer IL. uez- six months.
Fo'lowjn. tbo business meeting
games ~ar' oujorsI aad mfr'>a-
.n'> served.
K,"o iu.,r"S. WIS shown in IT,.
zig raising project, as TIL. club ha+
II entries.
The next meotir. will b. he'd
Febuar when pl#a, will bn mad
for rtrrtaiujn- thr sewing club.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
.EISS CELIA YOUNG
GIVES BR{DgE TEA
At LAS FLORES

Miss Celia Young entertained d
group of her friends with a delight
tul bridge tea Saturday afternoon
At Las Flores. her mother. Mrs. ..
\ o4ag, Assisting her. Bridge oe
rupied the @ftgrnoon, with prizes
awarded t. Miss Sac Pope. first and
Misses Violet MADDOX and Cecil
Thatcher. low.
Guests included Misses Maurina
Mastick, Esther Surface, Cecil
Thatcher, Su,- Pope, Homaiuo Rich
mond Margaret Lauicr, Mildred
Cole. Violet Maddox and Ann Lee
8aarrj>ford; Me,damcs Dorothy Bar
ron. Bert Fawrrtt, Edwin MiIner
and Ioun4.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service

Origin Of Imperial valley lettuce
shipments January and 6: Braw-
ley, Saturday 10, Sunday 20; CalcX-
leo, Saturday :, Sunday | {; Sandia,
Saturday 5, Sunday o; FL Ccntro,
Saturday %, Sunday S;~tIchor. Sat
urday 8, Sunday ); Holtvillc, Satur-
day 5. Sunday >; total 1871, Total
to date $50. Cars ordered for to-
day O..
FL Centre and nearby points: Sat
urday, clear, maximum 81 degrees,
minimum 36 degrees. Demand slow
er, market slightly weaker. Carloads
fob cash track, crates Is IS $l.65-90,
according to quality and percentage
Is, occasional car lower and higher.
sunday, cloudy maximum 81 dc
grrcs, minimum 81 degrees.
Phoenix: Saturday, moderate,
clear. Practically no demand. Car
loads fob cash track, too few sales
to establish market.
Chicago: 3 degrees below. clear.
13 ears Ariz. Is Calf. arrived, 81 ON
track Supplies moderate Demand
moderate, market steady. Few sales
account weather. Crates Is and Is,
Ariz. fair quality $2.75-3, few
$50. ordinary, soft, lcaty @2.25-50.
Calf fair quality S3.154, few best
&4.25, ordinary $3.50.
Kansas City: degrees below,
cloudy. 1 cars Calf. 81 Ariz. arrjv-
ed. diverted from team track, II
unbrokcn on track. Supplies liberal
demand moderate, market about
steady. Phoenix Is $500, Is SO.
Imperial Is IS S3.75-L95, most.s
$40G.
San Francisco: IL degrees, fogEy.
ears Caiif. arrived, ) uabrokcn, {
broken on track, local supplies
heavy. iced moderate, demand moe
crate. market Slightly weaker. Lo
cal dry best 4l.5o-75, poorer iow as
75c Imperial reed Is S2.75-3. Arit.
Is IS few $50.
St. Louis: ) degrees clear, IN cars
Arjz, arrived, 10 ON track. SapPlie~
moJoratc. demand light, marke.
abou, steady. Ariz. Is 5S S2.5e.3. I'm
pcrial Is best mostly S3.75-i, some
leafv lower; 5s fair quality som-
$50.
BOSTON: 2N degrees, clear. . ears
Ariz. : Calf, arrived, ~ ON track
Arrivals hv truck LOCO bushels. sup
plies liberal including truck re
ccipts. Demand moderate, marked
slightly weaker. Ar,z. IS 32.5o-3. 5,
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
ENTIRE Nos CLUB
RESOLUTION DANCE
TOMORROW NIGHT

t,ntry Nos club members are
looking forward TO their first dance
ot the new wear tomorrow evening
in the Woman : Ten Thousand cluh
house, the affair promising to be an
especially merry one as a number of
novel features are being planned.
Committee members, Including Mr.
and Mrs. \. W. Bmtc, chairmcn;
Mir and Mrs. !. G. Sloan and Mir.
and Mrs Wolforj Dgyc, have spent
considerable time planning unusual
features for the evening.
Especially good music AMI a re
trrshment course will be enjoyed by
those attending
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
PERSONALS

Mr.. aud Mrs. E'',.r L. Scot
spc"' Sunday IN t6e momt"HPS
around Like Cuva.oaca, and report
ccu>rderaLl, SNOW ON the ground.
Miss Dorothy Hpyc,t oi N2h
rj,eo spent the week ond III Ell
Cuutro visiting tg.ud|.
M,o@ rcra Golf ot BrawIcy Visit
I'd friends i9 l5l Ceutro Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Smith 81
tHis CITY wcr, amoHg dinner guests
at party gwen recently hy NJ
and Mr., ". i. Anderson II Bray
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

VI en- IbtES OF nt W Ollltn ) 1 en-
Thousand clubs Literature Section
Tuesday group will meet tomorrow
morning with their instructor, Mrs
RoS> 7. IickcoN ut 9:30 to continue
their study Of Shakespeare : "KinL
John.
Mrs. Forrest Kutz will be hostess
to members of the Presbyterian
Guild tomorrow, with Mrs. W. J.
Clements, Mrs. George A. Hartman,
Mrs. \. c. Finncy and Mrs. Eugene
ncyo assisting lrcr. Luncheon Will
hc served at o'clock and will BE-
followed by the regular business
meeting. Mrs kutz asks those
planning to attend to telephone her,
u.9, rs soon as possible
The home of Mrs !. W. Epl2r
north OF FL Centre will be the seem
OF the Methodist Ladies aid lunch
con and business meeting tomorrow.
Luncheon Will be served at l2;$"
with members of the january COM
ihittee in charge ot the affair. y
regular business meeting will be held
during the afternoon. =.
Presbyterian Missionary Society
mcurhcrs are reminded Of the meet
ing Thursday with Mrs. Robert
Burecn, 1864 Brighton aNcuBo. Any
one having clothing or pieces oi
quilt material is asked to bring
them, or If unable to attend, to
leave donations with Mrs. Burgcn.
Luncheon will be served at ESQ,
and members are asked to bring
either sandwiches or salad. Scissors
and thimbicS viii hc needed rs the
day Is to bc spent in sewing,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Nuitall re-
turned last night from san Bcrnar-
dino where they spent the past ScT-
eral days. Mrs. Nattall and dauGh-
ter visited Mr.. and Mrs Fred B.
Mack in that city, Nh Nuttall 60
in. III, to Los Angeles where he at
tended Il meeting of branch man
ayers Of the Security TItlc lnsur-
;nce and Guaranty company.
Mrs. William Fleming OF San Ber
nardino and Miss Margaret Fleming
Of Los angeles spent the Weekend
in Il Centre visiting Mrs Fleming :
SISTER Mrs. William Dawson. Mss
Fleming is teaching again this year
IL Marlborough school in the coast
citr.
Fine attendance marked the ap-
proved Junior Matinee Saturday NJ
ternoon at the Imperial Theatrs.
Members %. the Woman : Ten Thou.
sand club acted - ehapcroues. Due
Ia misunderstanding Geraldine John.
son was unable TO appear on TIN
Program - sch, dulcd.
Mrs. {. W. Baker viii hc hostess
10 Episcopal Guild members tomor-
row 1t her home an South Sixth
street at $50 O'Clock. Red cross
work j. to occupy tho afternoon. At
tIic cloSe ri which Tea Will be served.
Election of officers is to be tn
principal business Of the county y.
". &. \. board meeting tonight ut
tho home of Mrs H. V Gray in
Imperial II 7:3o O'Clock. Other i'm
portaut matters are also scheduled
1 to come up for consideration at this
time.
state Street Christian church. Mis-.
,:onarv Society members will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. W. !. stone
So Euclid avenue, for a luncheon al
l2:30. II small sum to hr charged fol
! the luncheon. The business meeting
viii begin at O'Clock and will b
followed by an especially interest
! ing program at 2:%o. All charci
members and their friends are in
vitrd to attend. Anyone dr>irin-
transportation j, asked to call Mrs
| Stone. @s7. and they viii De called
for.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
COUNTY CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVOR SOCIETY
MEETS IN IMPERIAL

Plans for "a Interesting year 5
work w.rc discuss 4 at "a meeting
uf the County Christian Eudeav.
cxrcutiyc hoari L,lI yesterday in
Ia,p-rial. r. Cea-r laj rh. ,a~E~
delegation present.
Among vie work. IT, ~,ei-ry plans
IT. take Up the ucar future j. socio.
,,r.iro ,u IN. County hospital ard
county iail. II is ooP'd ~ hold
'.>un~hiur 1mnatiI", IN b.. A.
places.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Stafford, Arizona. had shipped >
carloads Of ,hn neg. lettuce crop to
December :.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
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ODD NUMBERS

ODD NUMBERS
Prizes given after P. n. Wednes-
nay, January 9th.
Ticket No. 13055
S-Ticket = No. 1865
5-Ticket No. 100SS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Prizes will be given to odd num-
bers if called for before 6 p. m.
Wednesday, January 9th, after that
time even numbers will be awarded
prizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
Social Brevities

Members Of the Woman'S Ten
Thousand clubs Literature Section
Tuesday group will meet tomorrow
with their instructor, Mrs.
Ross 7. HickcoN ut 9:30 to continue
their study Of Shakespeare : "KinL
John.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Election of officers is to be tn
principal business Of the county y.
". e. y board meeting tonight ut
tho home of Mrs. II. '. Gray in
Imperial al 7:5o O'Clock. other i'm
portaut matters are also scheduled
to come up for consideration at this
time.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Fine Attendance marked the AZ.
proved Junior Matinee Saturday NJ
ternoon at the Imperial Theatrs
Memhe1> - The Woman : Ten Thou
sand club acted as ehapcroueS. Due
Ia misunderstanding Geraldine John.
son was unable TO appear on tn.
Program - scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Mrs. {. W. Baker viii hc hostess
10 Episcopal Guild members tomor-
row 1T her home an South Sixth
street at 80 O'Clock Red cross
work j. to occupy tho afternoon, At
tlic close o1 which tea Will be served.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-07

Mrs. William Fleming o. San Ber-
nardiuo and Miss Margaret Fleming
Of Los AugrIes spent the Weekend
in Il Centre visiting Mrs Fleming :
; ster. Mrs. William Dawson. Mss
Fleming is teaching again this year
~ Mar.boroueh school in the coast
Dity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-01-31
UNDERWOOD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Messrs. Earl and Raymond Sims,
Elmer Soldiers, Omar Shaffer and
Frank Graham were all business call
ers at Oakland on Monday.
Mr.. L. C. Nine went to Johnstown,
Pa, Saturday to visit his son Ebert
and family, returning home with Mrs.
Nine, who had spent several days
there.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schrock died Sunday in the
Elkins hospital of complications fol-
lowing influenza. Mr.. Schrock is in
the undertaking business at Eglon,
West Va.
Master George Fulk, who contract
ed a bad abscess on the tongue fol-
lowing influenza, is able to be out
again.
Miss Goldie Sims is i'll of chicken
pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin O'Heaver and
son, Ernest, of Sines, were weekend
guests of their parents here, return
ing to SINGS Monday morning.
The festival at Sunnyside Grange
hall was quite a success. The radio
was awarded to ]. H. Sanders. y
Mrs. Sam Barkman and grandson,
Conrad Barkman, Mrs. Harry Mich
olson and son Robert, and Mr.. Earl
Sims were Sunday visitors of Mr.,
and Mrs. Dorsey Ashby, Sr.
Mrs. Hester Ferguson, Mrs. c.
Wotring and Mr.. Thomas Ashby are
recovering from influenza. Mr.. How
ard Stahl is i'll.
Mrs. Minerva Sisler Ashby is very
i'll at her home in Crellin.
Mrs. Dwight Ashby, who was in
the Western Maryland hospital for an
operation, has returned home i'm
proved in health.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-01-31

Day and night, through
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AS a result, the Outstand-
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