Imperial Valley press., 1933-10-07
IMPERIAL READERS COLUMN

small son, who have been spending
the summer in Los Angeles, soon.
B. F. Buxton, Jr., has been recup-
Grating from a tonsilitis operation.
A water cooling system was in
stalled at Imperial Union High
school this week.
d. Blank is spending the week in
Los Angeles, visiting his parents.
P. Fisher has returned from Los
Angeles where he spent his vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Case and
daughter, Margaret, motored to the
mountains to spend Sunday and
reported the weather very cool.
M. l.. Colson, who has spent the
past year with his son, Van, has
returned to Lulu, Fla, where he
plans to make his home.
Robert Foster, postmaster of Sipe
Tex, plans to spend a few weeks
here. Foster is the brother of Mrs.
A. l.. House.
Miss Lillian Brock and Clyde
Talmadge have returned from a
week S vacation spent in Pasadena
and Los Angeles, visiting friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. I. ]. Harris left
Wednesday for few days in Beau
mont.
Miss Ethelyne Brewer, who spent
the summer in Inglewood, recently
returned. She plans to spend her
last year of school here.
Fenns creamery is temporarily
closed, pending reorganization.
w. D. Kits of San Diego was an
Imperial business visitor yesterday.
Rex Sears recently sold his acre
age to c. A. Moore and is moving
into a house on West Thirteenth
street.
Frank F. Faust of San Diego was
an Imperial business visitor yes
terday.
Mrs. B. j. Wandry was in Jacum-
ba Sunday, attending to business
and property.
Miss Charlotte Preston has writ
ten Imperial friends that she has
improved and intends to return
soon. She spent the past month in
the Glendale research hospital.
L. F. Thomas plans to spend the
weekend in Riverside on business.
R. Pemberton, recently purchas-
ed a piece of land west of Imperial
from Mrs. G.. Merecek.
Mrs. j C. Belch, who resides
west of Imperial recently returned
f,-ivN ~ a
middle west, visiting friends and
relatives.
DR.. H. T. Cory, world engineer,
who is growing rice in the valley
is very enthusiastic about rice
prospects and also the Mudlark, a
machine perfected to harvest rice
in the wet fields.
H. C. Worthington, who has been
reported very ill, is rapidly recov-
ering.
Kenneth Hickox has arranged a
furlough and is going down near
Tucson for the purpose of INSTALL
ing mining equipment for a Los
Angeles syndicate.
James Sibit is having his home
improved.
Miss Mary and Miss Madge Mil
Ter motored down from San Diego
Sunday evening. Madge returned
that evening but Mary plans tc
spend the week here.
H. C. Miller, formerly of Impe-
rial, has returned from two
years absence in Louisiana.
Danny Taylor and Ray Bowman
returned after an extended trip in
to Washington and Oregon.
K. r. Snyder of Holtville was in
Imperial on business yesterday.
The Desert Grapefruit people are
getting lined up for a big year
They intend to be picking by the
end of the month.
Fred Arnett is making extended
improvements on his home on
| Twelfth and F streets.
Lee Stevens of AdaWanda is in
the valley looking after harvesting
and marketing of his asparagus.
Mrs. Ralph Powers was in the
city yesterday.
Jeff Myers and Mrs. Leverette
House and his uncle, r. Foster, at
tended the U. S. C.-Loyola football
game in Los Angeles Sunday.
Mrs. Geraldine Cosby of Calexico
visited at the home of her mother
Mrs. A. R. Carey, of North F street
Sunday.
Claud Wynn and John Park, stu
dents of the Army and Navy Acad-
envy in San Diego. spent the week
end at the home of Mrs. Stella Lin
coin.