Mirage Valley Improvement Notes and Socials
Regular correspondent reports Krause clearing land Edsey finishing Stanford work and fixing his car for winter. Harold Stanford travels to Catalina Island via San Diego to visit friends and attend the fair. A roads program continues and a committee aims to signpost branch roads and secure funding for a telephone line to Victorville. construction hoped to start Jan 1. The Mirage Valley Improvement Association held a well attended meeting with new members and a plan to fund the telephone project. A Halloween party at the Mirage Valley Clubhouse entertained over forty guests with music readings and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stanford
Catalina Island
Sa Diego
The
Mirage Valley Improvement Association
Tran
Victorville
Mirage Valley Club
Ouse
Usic
Edward Schmoker
Mr. Ogden
Halloween Party at Helendale Draws Seventy Guests
The Helendale ranch hosted a gay Halloween party with seventy attendees hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willis W. Ingraham. Festivities featured a fortune teller, prize games, a seed guessing contest, and a festive dining room with two long tables of food. Out‑of‑town guests included Bert Wilson and Estle Wilson of Victorville and Miss Gomes of Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helendale Ranch
Willis W. Ingraham
Jack
Geo. McLaughlin
Stanley Town
Alonzo Decrow
Andrew McLaughlin
Harold Cotton
Hassie Rice
Roy Higginson
Carrie Bennett
Robert Hodge
Bert Wilson
Orvil
Estle Wilson
Victorville
N. E. Bennett
Hicks
Clara Post
San Bernardino
Otis Jessup
San Antone Mesa
Fred Stanfield
Miss Gomes
Todd
Valley Prices Spark Interest with Low Pants Cost
Miss Mary Sloan returned Friday from school for a several weeks visit. Local notices hint at very reasonable Valley prices with a pair of pants costing only a few cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sloan
Stagg Notes and Local Travel Amid Court Case
Tom Murphy visited San Francisco last week while Tom Preston considers a trip to the San Francisco Fair and Mrs Preston may join him to Mojave. Mr and Mrs FE W Setters left for Needles after visiting the McNeills. An informal Town Hall dance entertained locals with refreshments. Travelers flock to Oatman as hotels fill and gas sales boom. Murphy and Preston factions rode trains to attend county court subpoenas, a case drawing sharp contention and wide attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Preston
San Francisco Fair
Mrs. Preston
Mojave
FE. W. Setters
Needles
T. G. McNeill
Oatman
Murphy
Preston
Local Notes and Social Visits Highlight Palliser Correspondent
Regular Palliser column recounts Emerson's LA trip visitors including Mr and Mrs Geo McCann. A Henry arrives to relieve Hobson as Santa Fe operator. Clara Post visits from San Bernardino with Carla Bennett. Peter Herlock family from Helen guests at Herringtons. Feldhaker family from Gardina staying with Palliser. Halloween party at Inglraham's. Wallace Kelly and Ray Judson return from a month in Los Angeles. Hobsons plan trip visiting the San Francisco Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henry
Mr. Hobson
Santa Fe
Wallace Kelly
Ray Judson
Los Angeles
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Mojave River
Mr. Krause
San Antone Us
Judson
Helen
W. E. Robinson
C. M. Booth
Bryman
C. M. Town
Carl Vogt
Washington
J. M. Fitzhugh
Lubin J. Henderson
McMillan
Daggett
Calif
C. A. Davidson
Oro Grande
Cal
F. A. Canfield Well Driller
Weaener
P. O. Californi
Newberry
Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Cali
Sarah K. Cooley
Rialto
California
Eldie P. Wood
San Bernardino Meridian
U. 8
Land Office
Los Angels
Vine R. Conley
Martin A. Webber
William A. Hunter
Pasadena
Stagg Notes
Tom Murphy
San Francisco
Hinkley
W.M. Raftery, Mer
Palliser
Emerson
Mrs. Geo. McCann
Carne Bennett
Peter Herlock
C. L. Herrington
T. Feldhaker and Son
Gardina
F. W. Palliser Home
Earl Hobson
E. T. Hillis
Ial
Barstow
Barstow, Calif
Oregon
Ray D. Sperry
Lucerne, Apple Valley
Nealie G. Straus
Rabbit Springs
P. O
Layne & Bowler
Layne & Bowler Corporation
Victorville, Calif
E. R.white
V. A. Porter
Charles Post
United States
Kats
Lubin
J. Henderson
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