Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-27
McCABE
(Press Staff Correspondent

McCABE, Aug. 21.-A. j. Buc kie
of st. Louis, who flew down on
August II, in his plane, will spend
two weeks with his brothers, the
Messrs. Fred, William. and Dewey
Buckle.
Mrs. Harry II. Hoppin and her
daughter, Mary Frances, returned to
their home on Sunday evening from
san Diego where they have visited
for many weeks with relatives.
Hoppin drove up on Saturday to
bring them back. On the return
trip they visited at the summer cot
tage of Mrs. John Eubank in ia
cumba who has been i'll the greater
part of the summer.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A.
Wilson last week were Evegctt and
Margaret Nnder Poel who came
down from FL Cajon on Tuesday,
August 10. They returned home on
Thursday, taking their mother, Mrs
Weston Wander Poel, who has been
visiting here for some time with
them.
McCabe lost two residents when
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riddle moved
to Westmorland to make their home
On Tuesday Mrs. Charles O'Con
nor, of Holtville, and her daughter
Ruth, visited Mrs. Joe A. Wilson
Mrs. John Dubois returned home
on August 20 from Santa Maria
where she has been visiting rela
tives. On August 27 she will return
to Santa Maria to bring back her
children who are still visiting there.
After Il pleasant week spent at
the coast Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Harper
returned home Sunday.
Robert Parker and Mrs. Sam
Parker left Tuesday for Beaumont.
Robert returned on Thursday while
Mrs. Parker journeyed on with
friends to Glendale where she at
tended the wedding of her son,
Wade Parker, who lived in the val
ley a year or two ago and attended
school here. The bride is Miss Mel
lie Cooper.
A dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Stall on Sunday was Ed
Campbell. formerly of Baia Calf
ornia and brother of George Camp
bell.
Mrs. Roy Havens came home from
!Icmet late Sunday evening with
her two children, Johnny and Thorn.
as. Mrs. Ilavens was motored down
by her uncle.
McCabe residents will be glad
to hear that Mr.. and Mrs. Pete La
brucherie are now rapidly conval-
escing at Jacumba resort Mrs. La
brucherie was very i'll for some time
but she is now able to be up.
After an extended soiourn in the
valley Andrew Wander Poel return
ed home on Saturday to FL Caion.
He was taken up by his friend, FL
wood Veliquette, who returned
home Monday.
Among those enjoying themselves
for short while at Jacumba are
the Misses Concha and Maria Osa.
Harry II. Hoppin drove over to
San Diego for the week Of Aug
ust 16 and II to visit his wife and
daughter who have been visiting
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Pippin and fam
lily recently returned to McCabe dis
trict to the Moffet house.
Lewis Parker flew down in his
aeroplane on August 20 to visit his
mother Mrs. John Parker.
Henry and Everett Moline, sons
| of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Molint, spent
n pleasant day at Salton Sea with
Harry Johnson of Ell Centre.
Among homecomers this week
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank, Bczde
check and daughters, Helen and
Lois, who returned ON Wednesday
from FL Cajon where they have
spent several weeks.
In swimming party held by tn
4 Christian Endeavor near the sand
hills were the Misses Marie, MasakC
! and Eiko Yukawa. A great deal OF
excitement was caused when a smal
rattlesnake crawled upon robt
spread on the sand while several o
the girls were chatting there. I'm
Willingly one or two nearly sat up
on the unwelcome visitor who me
a speedy death after his discovery
Kathryn Steele and Margar\
Page returned Saturday night from
The b. Y. p. L. convention held Il
the Pacific Palisades, Albert Steel
did not return but went to visi
with his uncle, Earl Martin, in Loni
Beach for several days.
Walter Paine came down from
Jacumba on Monday evening to ac
on the election board, returning to
day to the resort.
After a long and serious Hines
Mrs. Ferris of San Diego is now in
proving although she is still week
Mrs. Ferris formerly resided in thi