Imperial Valley press., 1934-11-27

mer on the coast, have returned to
their ranch home near Verde. Mrs.
O'Connor IS son, Joe, who is at
tending UCLA drove them to Holt
vile and spent the weekend here
in the valley.
M. o. Best, vegetable shipper,
and Mr.. Smith of Phoenix were
business visitors in Holtville the
first of the week
Because of the fact that the Leg
ion clubhouse, former meeting
place. burned down recently, the
violin pupils of Mrs. jenkins will
meet at the home of Mrs. o. c.
Harris, 629 Olive street until furth-
er arrangements can be made.
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock the fire
department was called out when an
old house condemned and taken
over by the city for delinquent
taxes, caught fire. The home of
Nelson Long, next door to the
burning building. caught fire but
was saved by the firemen who ar
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r. L. Branden. proprietor of
Nell IS market on Fifth street, has
bought the concrete building at the
corner of Fifth and Orange, for
merly owned by L. C. Heidner.
Branden is planning to open mod
ern food market at the new loca-
ton as soon as it can be remodeled.
BY having both a front and side
entrance the new store will main-
tain the drive-in feature as in the
old store.
The building next to the Bour-
goin drug store, and formerly oc-
cupied by them, is being remodeled
for Joe Holmes who will install a
beer parlor there some time in the
near future.
The local All club is in need of
leader as Wallace N. Kent has
found he has not the time to con-
tinue in that capacity. The club
members have IL projects started
and are endeavoring to find some
one interested in the movement to
act as leader. Local club members:
Richard Mcbride, Joe Enz, Jr., Joe
Northrop and Mele Wilson accom-
panied H. Lee Landerman, assist
ant farm advisor, Saturday to the
Great Western Livestock show at
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl EShelman, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. A. Kuns and Miss
Eleanor Shepp, took IL Highline
school children last Sunday to San
Diego to spend the day. A major
ity of the children had never be-
fore seen the Pacific ocean and
some had not seen ship or boat
of any kind. The first thing sched-
uled was trip to Coronado, where
the children played on the beach.
Lunch was eaten in Balboa park
and later the group was given cour-
tesy tickets to the San Diego ZOO.
This was followed by trip to the
destroyer "Omaha," real treat
for the children.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cary moved
to the j. S. Bridenstine ranch last
Monday. Their former residence
was the Timken ranch.
Joe Myers visited Laguna dam
and the canal construction site in
the eastern part of the county last
Sunday.
H. o. Langston and family en-
joyed a lovely dinner Tuesday eve-
mig at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Cornelison.
N. R. Claiborne, the jeweler, was
visitor in Los Angeles "wednesday
and Thursday, of last week.
Joe Jardin spent few days o1
last week in Phoenix on Sciot bus
iness.
Charles Slocum made a business
trip to Los Angeles on Tuesday re-
turning the following day.
R. M. Yeargin, father Of Robert
Yeargin and J. v. Yeargin, has
been confined to the Mercy hospital
at San Diego, following his sudden
illness last week. Bob spent part
of last week with his father in
San Diego.
Mrs. Givens of Los Angeles, SIS
ter of Mrs. j. K. Fahring, was g
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Wednesday.
Mrs. Gordon Schneider spent the
week END in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelly, missionaries
enroute to Korea, were present al
the Christian church last Sunday
Shelly was the principal speaker Of
the evening.
The local branch of the county
library will be open in the fore
moons, as we'll as the afternoons
for the balance of the month"; Thi!
convenience is for the benefit oi
those without leisure hours in the
afternoons and is sponsored by the
SERA. Miss Ruth Cline will be
in charge and the hours arc 9 tc
IL and Q to 6.
j. J. Truttman was a visitor II
Yuma last week, business being his
object.
Tickets for the minstrel show tc
be presented at the Holtville Un'