Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-19

Miss Clara Mae Davis was the
guest of Mrs. j. Meadows Friday
! night.
Three Boy Scouts. Temple Robin
son, Trde Sheldon and James Nc
Hone. also Harold Robinson. climb
ed NJ. Signal Sunday afternoon. The
borS were enthusiastic over the
View they got from the top Of the
Z, mountain.
The Westside Country club met
at the Payne ranch home with Mrs,
Victoria Rich, March u, with 10
members present: Mesdames West
moreland, Cannon, Low, Dickson
Sheldon, York. Higgins, Diehl,
! Klump and the hostess, Mrs. Rich
I Visitors were Miss Lucille Scholl and
I Beulah Sheldon Next meeting will
be in two weeks with Mrs. Olive
Cannon.
Miss Ruth Grafton of FL Centre
spent Thursday night as guest of
Miss Roberta Ferguson.
! The frolic the P. T. A. are plan
ming to give will be held at Commu-
nifty hall Thursday evening, April 2
: Mrs. Sigmund and Mrs. Diehl are
on the committee to buy the records
for the evenings entertainment.
D. D. Copenllaver drove Mrs. Bes-
sic Smith to San Jose where she
went to attend to some property
sshe has there. AT Burbank they
called on Mrs. L. Hurd, formerly of
this place.
Fred Mastick and Reg Heattey
are busy preparing the ice truck of
T. A. Howard, expecting to start ice
deliveries in the surrounding coun-
try in the near future.
Mrs. M. Scola. proprietress of the
Seeley cafe, left for San Diego last
, Friday, expecting to be gone two
weeks. In her absence Dot Salyer
and Merle King will have charge of
the restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Campbell wen,
to Phoenix on business last Wednes-
day and Immediately ON their re-
turn hurried off to Ventura on fur
ther business, returning to their
home Sunday.
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taurant business in FL Centro, has
removed to Seeley where he will be
employed in the ice cream depart
ment Of the Valley creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Darrough and
Elizabeth and Clara May were visit
ing Mrs. Darroughs mother. who is
confined in the hospital at El Gen.
tro with a fractured hip. They
stopped in Seeley to visit old friends
on their return to Ramona in San
Diego county.
George Sheldon arrived at the
home OF his parents here last Thurs
day and on Saturday, he with his
father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Sheldon with his brother, Dan,
and sister, Beulah, motored to Ra-
mona to visit relatives and friends.
For the last few weeks the Valley
creamery has been very active. They
have repaired their building very
extensively and several truck loads
of machinery have been moved in
in preparation for more business in
the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. PearSe mo-
tored to San Diego and Los Angeles
on a business trip, and were gone
several days last week. During their
absence Miss Peggy stayed with Mrs.
A. r. Ferguson.
Mr.. Farley, president of the I'M
perial county Christian Endeavor
Union, visited the Seeley societies
March 8. Eugene Higgins has been
appointed prayer meeting superin-
tendent of the organization
Rev. John c. Spencer attended the
chamber of commerce dinner at the
Barbara Worth at El Centro We'd
nesday, at which the governor of
the Mexican state of Lower Califor-
MIA spoke.
Delmer Upshaw has moved his
family into the Ferguson house west
Of the Seeley school.
Leroy Haskell has been i'll since
Wednesday, March II. with double
pneumonia.
Mrs. Ferguson has been operating
the service station this week while
Mr. Ferguson finished cleaning and
putting in larger water mains to sup
ply the northwest part of Seeley.
Every house sufficient pressure
now
Robert York is cutting asparagus
and reports quality and price both
satisfactory.
A. E. Jeffrey has moved his stock
to the Gerton Allandcr ranch.
Eo Diehl and Nels Croulaff last
week cut their first crop Of alfalfa
for this year.
A. r. Ferguson has again taken
possession of his service station and
personally operates IL.
Ross Best was taken by ambu-
lance TO Ell Centro Monday and a
new cast put on the broken leg. He
expects to be around on crutches
soon.
Clark Collins, who has many
friends all over Imperial Valley, has
been manager OF the Wasco gin for
the Globe Mills company since No
rember, 1929. He has been retained
as the manager since the gin was
sold to a local firm of Wasco and
Shafter mea
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Rogers of Goa
chella valley were visitors at the
w. L. Womack home Tuesday night.
Jess Meadows, Scoutmaster OF