Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-22
NEWS OF M'CABE DISTRICT

Monday from a three weeks auto
tour through several western states.
They are Andrew Wander Poel, OF
El Cajon, and Elwood Veliquette,
and their travels took them through
Arizona. New Mexico, northern
Colorado, and back by Salt Lake
City, Boulder Canyon Dam and San
Bernardino.
Poel did not Immediately return
to Ell Cajon, but is visiting at the
Fred Veliquette residence TOR few
days
Mrs. Joe Tressle of Imperial
visited her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Northrup, for two days last week.
Expecting to be gone several days,
, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Raye Kramar and
| their children, Glenn, Stephen and
| Beth, drove to San Diego Sunday.
From there they went to Redlands.
where they will attend a reunion
of the Kramars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hoppin
were hosts at dinner Friday eve
ming honoring Mrs. Fred Sunstrom
birthday Besides the hosts and
honor guest, Fred Sunstrom, Miss
Frances Sunstrom, Miss Mary
Frances Hoppin, and William Sun
strom were there.
Walter Paine took his horses
from the Laguna mountain resort,
where he has kept them for over
a month, to the horse show at the
Santa Fe ranch. He will enter his
stallion, Concho de Orc. in the
show and his other horses will be
ridden at the exhibition.
One day last week Mrs. Jennie
Moretti, who is now staying in Ell
Centro, was guest of her niece,
Mrs. Frank Stall
George Hornbeck has been suffer-
ing from lame hip which has been
displaced several times.
Fred Smith motored up to Los
Angeles to bring his wife and
daughters, Phyllis and Fredas. from
| the home of Mrs. Smiths brother,
C. T. Ritcy, where they have visited
week.
In Santa Ana Mrs. Smith stopped
to call on Miss Katie Won Allmen,
who is attending business college
there
With Arcadia as their destina-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sunstrom,
their two children. Frances and
William, and a friend, Robert Park
er, departed Saturday Parker
stayed at Glendale to be guest OF
his uncle, G. o. Wilbur, and Ine
Sunstroms went to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. William Powell in Arcadia
The party will return in about
week.
Miss Anna Wells called on Miss
Mildred Paine again on Monday.
After brief visit Miss Wells re-
turned to Ell Centro.
Mrs. Helen Laughlin came over
from San Diego Monday and called
on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stall, ner
cousins, and her aunt, Mrs. Lottie
Mason. In El Centro she went to
see her mother, Mrs. Jennie Moret-
ii. A year ago Mrs. Laughlin lived
IN the valley.
Returning to the valley Monday,
Miss Dorothy Paine ended a six
weeks vacation in Los Angeles.
Her niece, Barbara Horner, and
Miss Paine accompanied Chester b.
Moore. Mrs. Florence p Horner
has been hostess 10 her sister while
she was in Los Angeles.
John Miner recently returned
from the hospital in Ell Centro,
where, because Of blood poisoning,
one of his fingers was removed He
Iexpects to Sc, his property here and
leave the valley soon.
Carol Banty, Of San Francisco.
and formerly of the valley. came
down on business this week. Here
he visited his old friend, George
Hornbeck.
A long vacation will be enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs j. S. Slovak, their
children, Martha, Marie, julius and
Sylvan, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knietz
and their family, for they left Mon
day to go to Texas, where they will
remain until the middle of Septem-
ber when school begins.