Imperial Valley press., 1936-07-29
CALIPATRIA
Mrs. C. A. Sperry

dust and lowered the temperature
considerably.
Mrs. G. Roy Thompson and
daughter, Jean, have gone to Los
Angeles to spend the rest of the
summer. They, with Mr.. Thompson
recently returned from a trip to
Missouri
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Bates are
in San Francisco on their vaca-
cation. Mr.. Bates is manager of
the Balfour Guthrie ranch near
Calipatria.
Mrs. Inez Benson has rented her
cottage at Live Oaks Springs to
Johnny Boretta, and his family
will spend the remainder of the
summer there. Anna Boretta spent
this week end with her brother
and family there.
Luncheon guests of Mrs. M. L.
McKendry last Wednesday were
Mrs. Charlie Mccullough, Mrs. o.
W. Holmes and Mrs. E. E. Gros-
venor The afternoon was spent
in playing contract.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cobb returned
from their honeymoon trip Satur-
day. Most of their vacation was
spent visiting Roy's father who lives
at Tehachapi. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb
will be at home to their many
friends in the Joe Moore cottage
on Delta street which has lately
been repainted and decorated.
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Eddie Rademacher brought Mrs.
Radenmacher home from San Di-
ego last Wednesday and they are
now living in the house on Cali
fornia street which they recently
purchased from L. L. Lyerly. The
Rademachers recently returned
from their honeymoon which was
spent in the northern part of the
state.
Mrs. Emma Palmer Is spending
week with her daughter in San Di-
ego.
Wayne Robert is the name Of the
eight pound son born to DR.. and
Mrs. w d. CHATTER Monday at
Brawley maternity hospital. -
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Woelke and
children, and Ruth and Warren
Schoneman, children of Mrs. Welke
by former husband, left Saturday
for visit with Mr.. Woelke's par
ents in Medford, Oregon. The
Woelkes have lived near Calipatria
for number of years but moved
recently to the Mulberry district
where they own property While
here Mrs. Woelke was quite active
in the girls All club work.
L. T. Morehead is still in Los An
geleS with Mrs. Morehead where he
is taking treatments for his eyes.
Grace Writ is staying at the city
hall while Mrs. Ray KunS is away
on vacation.
Charles Travis OF INLAND has ac-
cepted position with the Southern
Pacific of Los Angeles and left
Sunday to take up his new duties
Mrs Travis and baby son expect to
join him in few days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Augustine
and sons, Jack and Jimmie, left
Sunday for Harrington, Neb. where
they will visit Mr.. Augustine's
mother whom he has not seen for
eight years. They will be gone
about three weeks.
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Dan Simpson who lives at Nj
land has gone to Bishop where he
will stay till cooler weather hoping
the change will benefit his health.
Mrs. o. w. Holmes and sister,
Miss Rebecca Hurst of Phoenix,
have gone to Long Beach to visit
another sister Mrs. Homer Dulin.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horn have
brought their small daughter, Vir-
ginia, home from the hospital
where she has been confined for
several weeks with a broken leg.
The leg is still in cast. She was
injured lin an automobile accident
near inland.
j. r. Nutbrown is taking three
weeks vacation from his duties as
mechanic at the schools in charge
of the buses and chief of the Cal
ipatria fire department and has
gone to Monterey. He will return
in time to overhaul the buses and
get them ready for service when
school opens in September.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McCol-
Tough expected to start on a trip
to Brice canyon and other points
last Sunday but the sudden illness
of Mrs. Mccullough caused them
to leave for the coast earlier in the
week. They will continue their
trip as soon as Mrs. Mccullough is
able to travel.
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Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Martin
land son, Robert, will start on a
three weeks vacation next Sunday,
They will hunt cooler climate but
have no particular destination in
view.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Baird left
Monday for Eureka for q vacation.
They exnact IN hn pnpa ahOut l8