Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-12
HOLTVILLE NEWS BRIEFS

visiting in Holtville last Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.. Longcoy
arrived Saturday evening for a few
days visit at the r. L. Branden
home. On the trip down, Mrs.
Longcoy was overcome with the
heat at Brawley and had to be
revived in the hospital. Longcoy has
been Dunn & Bradstreet repre-
sentative for over 80 years.
Wallace Beery. Jack Oakie and
two other motion picture stars
hunted doves south of Holtville
last Saturday Beery flew down
in his plane and after getting his
limit of doves lett for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Munson open
ed the Munson Malt Shop again
last Thursday after several days
vacation at Redondo Beach,. They
were accompanied home by their
sons, Robert and Junior.
W. j. Bourgoin returned to Holt
vile Tuesday after a IL day vaca-
ton to Ojai and Santa Barbara.
Mrs. Bourgoin will remain on the
coast for a time.
/ j. j. Truttman returned from a
trip to scenic Mt Rainier last week.
On his return trip he stopped at
San Francisco to visit his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Baxter and
son, Robert, returned home last
Thursday after a months trip to
Puget Sound, north of Lake Quin-
ault, where they enjoyed fishing
and other sports. They also spent
week in Seattle before starting
southwark
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Bolin and son,
Johnny, returned Monday night
from Idyllwild where Mrs. Bowlin
land son have passed most Of the
summer.
Miss Sarah Drinkard left We'd
nesday to spend few days with
. her sister, Mrs. Ed Smoot, at Long
Beach.
Miss Mabel Gerber sustained a
badly broken arm last Saturday
while cranking Ford.
\ Wallace N. Kent, who will be
the new instructor in study hall
at the high school, and his wife
have located at 720 Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Yazell spent
part of last week at Live Oaks
Springs.
Mrs. Edith Carter of Grand Forks
North Dakota is visiting her father,
Carl Morford, ST., and her BROTH
er, Carl, Jr., of Holtville.
Vaughn Azderian, vegetable grow
er and shipper, of Turlock, was
calling on friends at Holtville last
,, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Richmond
and daughter, Alice, returned last
Friday afternoon from Laguna
Beach, where they have been vaca-
tioning. Miss Richmond also at
tended the Epworth League in
stitute at Santa Monica for a
week where she was elected secre-
!. tary of the institute.
Relatives of the j. S. Briden-
stine family almost all Of them
pioneers of Imperial Valley, gath
!, cred at Live Oaks last Sunday.
: Among those attending were Mrs.
!. w. H. Mott and sons, Don, Claude
and Delbert of Los Angeles and
son, Ross Mott, and wife of Som
, erton, Arizona; the c. F. Kamm
|. family Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Briden-
/, slime and daughters Of San Diego
Miss Annabelle Gillispie of Som
erton. On Tuesday Mrs Briden-
stine returned with Mrs. Mott to
Santa Ana.
Judge S. M. Smyser is at Live
!, Oaks recuperating from the results
Of an infection following minor
surgical operation. He expects to
!. be able to return to his office on
or before the 20 of this month.
Keith Nets of Holtville, who fin
ished his course at the University
of Arizona last year, will leave
soon for Harvard university.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Graeser, re-
turned Tuesday from few weeks
.. trip by rail to F. Worden. Wash
: ington, where they visited Dr.
Graeser's brother, Maj. G. F. Grae-
ser.
Holtville's annual homecoming
and teachers reception will be held
on Friday evening September %.
it was decided at the meeting We'd
nesday night at the chamber of
commerce board of directors
, Clyde Cropley and Walter Will
liams spent the weekend at San
Diego. While returning home they
stopped at Pine Valley to meet
, Miss Virginia Williams, who ac-
companied them home.