Mr. E. J. Einfalt

His parents were J. M. and E. J. (Smith) Einfalt.His father is a native of Germany and his mother of Missouri, her parents having emigrated from Virginia to that State.In 1868, when Mr. Einfalt was only two years old, his parents removed to Gilroy, and the subject of this sketch grew up with the city.

During his course at the Gilroy High School, he suspended his studies and went into the office of the Valley Record, in 1883, where he remained two years and a half.He then returned to school and completed the course, graduating with honor.During his connection with the Valley Record he developed great journalistic ability, and, on leaving school, established the Cresent.He is a member of the Gilroy Palor N. S. G. W., of which he is secretary.Although a young man, he is greatly respected, both on account of his worth as a citizen and his ability as a journalist.

His parents were J. M. and E. J. (Smith) Einfalt.His father is a native of Germany and his mother of Missouri, her parents having emigrated from Virginia to that State.In 1868, when Mr. Einfalt was only two years old, his parents removed to Gilroy, and the subject of this sketch grew up with the city.

During his course at the Gilroy High School, he suspended his studies and went into the office of the Valley Record, in 1883, where he remained two years and a half.He then returned to school and completed the course, graduating with honor.During his connection with the Valley Record he developed great journalistic ability, and, on leaving school, established the Cresent.He is a member of the Gilroy Palor N. S. G. W., of which he is secretary.Although a young man, he is greatly respected, both on account of his worth as a citizen and his ability as a journalist.