Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES timings and Goings of Well Known People, Fraternal News I I IH I' I III Country News Social Gossip of Interest to Those Who Dwell in or Near the (Jity of Woodland. Tom Jones noon train, was an arrival on the Ferruccio went to Sacramento this morning. P. E. Nelson returned to Roseville this morning.

Miss Teua Eddy went to Qlen Ellen I his morning. "Russell Day returned to Berkeley Tuesday S. W. Barker came down from Dunnigan this morning. Mrs.

J. T. Griffin returned to Dun- nig.in this morning. Julius Cavalll returned from St. Helena.

Tuesday evening. Tom Lowe came up from San Francisco Tuesday evening. Charles Pendegast returned to Los Angeles this morning. Mrs. T.

B. Holder went to Sacramento Tuesday afternoon. Miss Blanche Beamer went to San Francisco this morning. Cliff Rogers and daughter returned to Williams this morning. F.

B. Bdson returned lo Knights Landing Tuesday evening. Steve Fennel returned from San Francisco Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Vickroy returned from Vallejo Friday nlghL Mrs. J. Shelton and children left for Twin Lakes this morning.

Miss Nadine Greenwood went to Knights Landing this morning. Mrs. C. F. Thomas returned home Friday evening from San Francisco.

Jlrs. Agnes Bemmerly and Miss Mary Bemmerly arrived last night from the south. Mrs. C. Root, who has been visiting Mrs.

J. D. Harling, returned to Fresno this morning. W. E.

Remmey, late of St. Paul, has succeeded R. B. Holtcomb as night operator at the local depot. Max Newman, Billy Rose, C.

F. Richmond and James Hare were arrivals Tuesday evening. Mrs. Will Luck and children went to San Francisco this mornjiig, where they will spend the summer. Mrs.

W. A. Anderson, Mrs. W. S.

Black and Mrs. B. B. Hayward were south-bound passengers this morning. H.

L. Huston 1 R. Beamer, Miss Minnie Breen and Albert -Hannum were south-bound passengers this morning. Mrs. Frank Smith, who was recently operated upon at the Woodland Sanitarium, was taken to her home In' Dunnigan this morning.

Mrs. H. J. Lewis and daughter, Grace, left this morning for Illinois and other eastern points. They expect be gone about two months.

7xA. C. Huston attended the regular monthly meeting of the town board of trustees in Winters Tuesday evening in his ofifcial capacity as town attorney. Mrs, G. A.

Charnock went lo Davis Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by her husband, Rev. Charnock. In the even ing she boarded the Shasta Limited at that place and left for Seattle. After visiting Ihe fair she will go to Westminster, B. where she will visit her sister.

Miss Maggie Reardon, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Johnston, Percy Campbell, Spence Dingle, Judge E. A. Bridgford, Clem Lowe, Mrs.

John Hart, R. Alge, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. W. A.

Joyce, District Attorney Anderson, George Welder, Mayor Mitchell and Mrs. Frank Baccei went to Sacramento this morn- Ing. The officers of Winters Parlor, No. 163, Native Sons of the Golden West, were installed Tuesday evening by Dis? trict Deputy Grand President E. I.

assisted hy R. G. Lawspn acting as Grand Marshal, and E. Hayward acting as Grand Secretary. The installation was witnessed by a very large attendance of members, who manifested keen Interest in the work.

Among those present from Woodland Parlor, No. 30, were President L. H. Cranston, Recording Secretary B. B.

Hayward, Treasurer R. G. B'inancial Secretary W. 0. Kean.

Marshal Julius Kraft, E. Leake, D. D. G. and A.

C. Huston. Following the Installation delicious refreshments were served in the banquet hall. President R. Lee acted as toastmaster and there were some vory entertaining remarks.

The list of officers installed is follows: Ray Pratt, Past President R. Lee, President; S. M. Warder, Firs Vice-president; S. H.

Hoy, Secom Vice-Presideut; Clias. Ireland, Third Vice-President; Frank Edwards, Mar shal; Everett Fenley, Inside Sentinel Herb Young, Outside Sentinel; W. A Brinck, Recording Secretary; R. Jeaus, Financial Secretary; F. Herold, Treasurer; J.

W. Ely, Trus tee. Winters Parlor, after lapsing fo many months, was just recently re organized. The new parlor has excellent membership roll and is con liuually receiving more application for membership. The parlor has good live set of officers and bids fai to remain in a very prosperous condi tion.

The officers of Sylvan Rebeka Lodge, No. 108, were installed Tucsda evening by Miss Louisa Schmeisei district deputy. The installation wa witnessed by a large crowd, Includin a big delegation from Davis and ills one from Capay. Nice refreshments were served a the conclusion of the meeting, and MADISON MF.NTION. COURTHOUSE NEWS SEE OUR WINDOWS number of the visitors were called upon for remarks.

Mrs. Laviiiia dall in a very neat speech presented Miss Eugenia Draeger with a Past Noble Grand jewel. Miss Draeger responded with a few well chosen words. The list of officers installed is as follows: Miss Eugenia Draeger, P. N.

Stella Jarvis, N. Selma Ruppert, V. Mrs. Maude Ruggles, R. S.

Mrs. Emily Stine, L. S. N. Mrs.

Ella Anderson, Mirs. Nettle Biers, C. Miss Jennie Ervin, I. C. M.

Ruggles, 0. Mrs. M. Zimmerman, R. S.

Miss Alice Windsor, L. S. S. Dr. Frances Newton, R.

S. V. Mrs. Ixniisa Balder, L. S.

V. Miss Minnie Cross, Pianist. Woodland Encampment, No. 71, I. has received word that it will be impossible for the Occidental team of Sacramento to be present in this city on Saturday evening, July 10th.

The class initiation announced for that evening lias therefore been postponed. iMADISON, July wind to- ay. G. W. Scott Is suffering from an alack of rheumatism.

Don Russell Is shipping baled hay rom Jiadtson to Santa Rosa. There will be' a light peach crop hut lie grape crop will lie a bumper. Arthur Scott sold his apricot crop to Winters cannery last week. Rev. Jonathan Thomas appears 'to be making a success of the livery busl- 10SS.

The Crilllam brothers are busy at work with their harvester on the Lewis farm. Miss Pauline Mast, who Is teaching shorthand in San Francisco, is at home to spend her vacation. Geo. W. Scott sold 700 head of mutton sheep to a Sacramento butcher Monday, for $3 a head.

E. Warren and son left today for Red Bluff, where they will visit friends and enjoy an outing of several weeks in the mountains. Arthur Scott moved his traction engine to the Buckeye farm today, where he has 200 acres of wheat and 600 acres of barley to harvest. Thomas Hall and wife of Hungry Hollow were here Tuesday, Mr. Hall Is'81 years of age and his eye is still bright and step elastic.

It is reported that J. J. Stephens of Woodland will soon commence the construction of a new residence on the site of the building recently destroyed by fire. Cottonwood Dancing Club gave ty at the residence of John Christiansen last Saturday night. Good music was furnished by George Galvis' string band.

A splendid supper was served. An epidemic of sore throats prevails, Charles Duniars, who went to Seattle on the 1st of June and was married Miss Hayes of that place, was taken ck with it on the day of their return, "ednesday of last week, and has since een quite ill. VALLEY TAN. In the case Mary T. Baker vs.

Edward B. Baker, Judge Hawkins made an order Tuesday denying plaintiff's petition for alimony. Trial was set for September 22d. Plaintiff was allowed $26 to be paid on September 22d, and attorney's fees to ho paid on the morning ot the trial. Yolo, July 8, 1909, to the wife of Calvin H.

Mlllsap, a daughter. Woodland, July 0, 1909, to Hie wife of Roy England, a son. FIFTY-CENT COLUMN, Advertisements not exceeding five lines under this heading, 50 cents per week, or less, payable in advance. uy nrt Jt'The a -part; pair of eyeglesses, rim, enclosed in a case. "ITriedburger, Stockton," is name, on case.

Finder return to this office. jyl! intelligent and ambitious woman for manager. Apply Thursday. Mrs. E.

H. Baldwin, Julian Hotel, Room 14, jy TO THE PUBLIC I have taken the agency for Yolo county of the Thurman Portable Elec trie Vacuum Cleaner. It is the bes machine of Its kind in Hie world, an will clean carpets and rugs, drapery und tapestiy without removing then from or walls. It will "clean upholstery and make it like new aiu will remove dirt, moth eggs and ver miu 1 from your carpets and leave their like new, without removing any thing from the room aufi N. JO ENS EN.

LOCAL BREVITIES. The Vogue announces the arrival of fall petticoats. A fine Hue of new stationery Is ad vertised by Hughs Lee. A pair of eyeglasses lost on the Mad isou road. See 50-cent column.

The Trade Palace is having a seasol cleaning sale. Prices on men's suit are given in the new ad. These evenings are still ideal fo open-air dancing. Another crowd is ex peeled Friday night by the band hoyf Suits for men are described in Rob enberg new and the youn man who works is specially addressei I marriage license was issued toda lo Chauce REAL ESTATE TEAHSFEBS OLD HICKORY CHIPS. WOODLAND ENCAMPMENT, No.

71 Class initiation has been. Indefinite!) postponed on account of Sacrament' team not. being able to be present on that date. The joint Installation will the subordinate lodge will take July 12th. All Patriarchs invited.

C. F. Clark, C. P. jylO FOR Hats and Underwear HUTCHISON The Store of Quality" Id6 Call and See Us If you want good gooils for a little money.

We carry everything for the house from the kitchen lo the parlor. BENTLEY STINE Walden's old stand. 413-41fi First St. Headquarters for Tents, Etc, LUMBER AT ACTUAL COST WHILE IT From July 6th Until LASTS Further Notice Notice oi intention of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Yolo, to Form a Levee District. COMPLETE WOOD SAWING OUTFIT for sale.

15-horse power boiler, 12- horse power engine; mounted on trucks. Emiuire of J. H. Wolgamott, Capay. jylO W.

T. McGIothlin et al. to L. 2C4 in I. O.

0. F. Cemetery, near Capay Watson Barnes et al. to L. H.

6, 7, block 14, Esparto W. W. Brownell et al. lo W. S.

15 of Hal) Brownell 10 acres Woodland Cemetery Association to Amanda M. ot lot 4, block 24, Woodland Cemetery C. M. Goethe to E. J.

Goethe in S.L.S 491 25 00 10 00 A. Hubhard and Miss Clai Orengo, both of Capay. etc Davis has resigned his posilio driver for the Exchange Market to accept a position in the United Railroad barns in San Francisco. lie left for that city this afternoon. and Sunday, July 3d and 4th, the Woodland Creamery made 1808 and 1815 pounds of butter respectively.

This is an especially fine showing for this season of the year and shows that the creamery is prospering. Murphy and his team, fresh from two consecutive victories over the crack Willows team, will be here next Sunday to tackle the locals. The P. M. I.

team is stronger now than it has been at any previous time this DIAMOND DUST Youngslown, Ohio, has uncoupled er waterwagon. The "rebel yell" is right hearty eveu after forty years." Andy Carnegie wants to play fleut- to the dogs of war. To say the least. Dolliver had old Udrich walking the floor. ven' now and then a Kentucky eudist shoots the right man.

All persons interested in promoting he gayety of nations will be glad to lote that Mrs. Catt's come back. But it will he some time before the 'Airship Limited" begins to run jetween Washington and New York. It is not strange that former Senator of Texas 'fails to recognize any of the old familiar landmarks of a real tariff fight. It's a wonder some of these federal udges don't have a legislature put in iail for contempt in passing laws Tgainst their wishes.

Patriotic. Australia has offered a Dreadnought to England. Now watch the Hon. John Bull pat his colonial good hoy on the head. The fact that 3.

D. Rockefeller goes to church is regarded as worthy of comment. Yet there Is no apparent reason why Mr. Rockefeller should not claim a share of religious guidance. A Michigan woman wants a divorce from her husband because he talks in his sleep.

Now, of course. If he merely listened In his sleep, It would be entirely different. FOR stylish four-year-old mare, suitable for private use or track work. Nelly is by Senator Fair's sixteen thousand dollar pacer, Vasto, and is herself a powerful green pacer, and one of the best filleys in the state. The price is $350, less than one-thin! of her real value.

Call at 825 Fourth street, alt Pendegast, Woodland. jylO good cook. Apply in person at the Woodland Sanitarium. FOR Baby buggy, cost $30, almost as'good as new; price $15. Also good cook stove, reasonable.

Apply 722 Court street. jy7 charm, hotel and depot, office. between Julian Leave at this jy? Yolo Hotel ha been thoroughly renovated and is now open for the general public. Rates reasonable. F.

C. Newton. WOODLAND TRANSPEIR Prepared to do all kinds of draylng. Office DieU's harness store. Telephone Main 1041.

Res. Main 1021. A. Coverley, Prop. je28tf tailored suiis to der.

We make them from up We guarantee in fit and workmanship We invite you to call and Investigate We do cleaning, pressing, altering repairing. Geo. Luck, Mali street, upstairs. Phone 12C4. Notice is hereby given: Thai pur- nant to a resolution passed by the oard of Supervisors of Yolo County, alifornia, on the 7th day of June, of the intention of said Board Supervisors to erect and set apart ito a levee district the following por- on of said Counly of Yolo, the boun- aries of said proposed levee district, eiug described by metes and hounds follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point in the town of Vashington, Yolo County, California, vhere bank tot the Sacramento iver is intersected on the easterly irojectiou of James street, as aiiowT iy the official map or plat of said own of Washington, Yolo county, a'nd westerly along the line said James street to the westerly ine of Eighth streel; Ihence southerly the westerly line of said Eighth tveet to the main line of the South- jrn Pacific railroad track, thence ejist- rly along saiil main line of the Southam Pacific railroad track to the right )ank of the Sacramento river, thence up and along said bank oi said river to the place of beginning.

Ami it is proposed by said Board of Supervisors to assess all properties mbrarctl within such proposed levee listfict for the purpose of paying the damages, costs and expenses of erect- and repairing dikes, levees and jther improvements to protect the siud uiids from overflow, the necessary expense of maintaining the said dls rict. For further particulars, reference is hereby made to said Resolu- ion, passed by said Board of Supervisors on the 7th day of June, 1909." F. B. EDSON. President of the Board of Supervisors.

Attest: C. F. HADSALL, Clerk. jyHd We will offer the following stock, the price of which will be 'its actual cost to us: This is done to reduce, in the shortest time possible, our heavy stock carried over from last year. It is exactly what you want for Barn, Warehouse and Medium Priced Buildings, and if you come early during this sale, you can have what you want at prices to suit you.

LOWER THAN, YOU EVER DREAMED YOU COULD BUY LUMBER. This stock must he sold to make room for our new stock, which is coming in every day. We hope to interest every fanner in the county and suggest that you do not put off coming until late, but try and get here during ttie first few days so you call' get your pick of the stock. This is an opportunity you will not have again soon, and you should take advantage of it NOW. Over 200,000 Feet to Go at Cost DIMENSION RUSTIC PINE SHINGLES BOARDS CEILING REDWOOD SHAKES FENCING FLOORING CEDAR POSTS REMEMBER THIS STOCK WILL DE OFFERED TO YOU AT ITS ACTUAL COST TO.

US, and it you want to buy lumher lower than you have ever done before, and lower than you will ever do be sure to come in and let us show it and price It to you. THE DIAMOMO MATCH COMPANY 10 00; LIFE 100,000 YEARS AGO. Scientists have found In a cave ln Switzerland bones of men, who Jived I 100,000 years ago, when life was In constant danger from wild beasts. Today the danger.as shown by A. W.

Brown of largely from dead-1 ly disease. "If had not been for Dr. King's New Discovery cured me, I could not have fcrlng as I did from a severe lung trouble nnd stubborn cough." To cure sore lungs, coWe. obstinate coughs, and prevent pneumonia, It's the best med-1 Irlno on earth. 60c and $1 Guaranteed by W.

H. Lawfion, dmgglot. I Captain Adams is contemplating )0 oci i change In the line-up of the locals next Sunday. Call of Knights Landing 10 00 wno eat on the bench last Sunday wli: I be given a trial behind the bat, and the captain will play shortstop. George will go to the outfield.

Those who have seen Call's work behind the but say that he is all right. WOODLAND BUSINESS MEN, Thomas' KflecMc Oil. Cures toothache, earache, wire throat. Heals cuts, brufsoB, pain. Do yon realize that the use which lye, which holds the attention, nas that indlvldi ites It from the poor and ono of ti it success? A business house Is Judged by tlie character of Us printed matter.

When you want the right kind of printing of any description, telephone to 1031. Latest Improved machinery and up-to-date facllltlefl lor doing the highest grade ot printing, at the "Democrat" office. Je-10-tf Amusements, i ANYONE WISHING to adopt a chili or provide it a home may'do well consult with the Yolo County Proba tion Committee. Address J. S.

Craig Secretary, Woodland. Low Rates East via Southern Pacifi OLIVER TWiST. Oliver Twist, with Ellta Proctor Otis as Nancy Sykes, will be presented at the Elite tonight. The pictures show the entire 25 scenes ot the play and the death of Nancy Is the piece of acting ever produced on a screen. The film Is a.

Vltagraph high art production in every way. The en- tiro program Is particularly good. Lonely Villa, and A New Trick are Biograph features, and Jeptha's Daughter and the Judgment of Solomon are uncommonly good. special request, Ted Ross will sing "I Love My Wife, But oh, You Kid." LYCEUM THEATER. The program at this theater for Thursday evening Is a.

clipper, The Little Angel of Roaring Springs; Tender Cords; Alphonzo Gets in Wrong; Mystic Swing; Miss Faust; and Magic Carpet. Miss Edith Mitchell will sing In Illustrated songs. The drawing for the oriental sofa cushion will take place Tuesday evening, July 13. jyS "Catch the drift." good time for everybody at the open-air dance Friday night, on a first-class newly-planed dancing foor. JylO DeMARAIS Manager, Woodland.

Sunset Main 10 PHONES Farmers' 91) 7 14 2d6 For Something New TORTURED ON A HORSE. "For ten years I couldn't ride a horse without being In torture from piles," writes L. S. Napier, of Rugless, "when all doctors and other remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me." Infallible for piles, bums, BCalda, cuts, boils, fever sores, eczema, Bali rheiim, corns. 26c.

Guaranteed by W. H. dnieglst. Summer excursion tickets at great! reduced prices will be sold on the fo lowing dates: July 1-7- inclusive. August G-13 inclusive.

September 7-10, 13-15 inclusive. Also additional arrangements and sale dates for various Conventions. Rates above are going and return. Omaha 60.00 Council Bluffs 60.00 Kansas City GO.OO Chicago 72.60 Duluth 79.50 Houston 60.00 Memphis 60.00 Mlneola 60.00 St. Paul 73.50 Minneapolis 73.50 Montreal 108.60 New Orleans 67.50 New York 108.60 Philadelphia 1OS.60 St.

Louis 67.60 Toronto 95.70 Washington 107.50 Fares above named apply via all direct routes going, and returning ur different routes, except via Portland $15.00 higher. All tickets good for three months, but not beyond October 31st. Stop-overs en route, going and coming. I-et us make your reservations. Ask for details.

Call or write. These tickets are good on The Overland every ilay in the year nnd Is one of the fastest and most luxuriously equipped trains In America. We have two other good trains dally Carrying Pullman lonrlst cars nnd personally conducted excursions through to Chicago without For reservations and further particulars, ca)l or write, J. FINGLAND, Agent, Woodland, California. Bartlett Springs Each year increases the number who testify to the superiority of its waters for medicinal purposes.

separate special treatments for ladles and gentlemen. Graduate 'masseurs. Soda Magnesia tub balhs and large swimming tank. Bathhouse enlarged and improved. AMUSEMENTS Swimming, Bowling Shuffleboard, Croquet Grounds, Tennis Court, Livery Stable, beautiful walks.

(Orchesra and dancing each week day evening). S. P. Co. route via Williams.

Best equipments. and Hotel Cottage accommodations. American plan, $12 to $17.50 per week, according to rooms. A sanitary tented department In construction. Housekeeping cottages partly furnished, or furnished complete With small extra cost, 1 to rooms, $3 to $35 per week.

Address GEO. A. OTTO, Manager Bartlett Springs, Lake county, Cal. Booklets mailed on application tt'rite BARTLETT SPRINGS ileneral Office 701 Fourth street, San Francisco. E.

Dyns. distributor BARTLETT MINERAL WATER, Woodland, ocldw "THE HUB" Native Sons' Building. Look for the Electric Sign THE WOODLAND EMPORIUM The Store With City Prices IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Sacrifice Prices 50 Ladies' Silk Petticoats, Assorted Colors Regular Price $6.00 to $10.00 Sale Price $3,85 Lingerie Suits, pink, blue and white, choice of any of these Suits $3,50 THE WOODLAND EMPORIUM 2d3 The Store with City Prices DENTISTS. DR. T.

A. OUTHRIE, In Savings Bank Building, Wood- laud, Cal. Office phone 13DJ. Residence phone 2422. PICK DICK, Dentists, Woodland, Farmers' and Merchants' Bank.

Office hours, m. to 5 p. m. Telephone 1173 DR. C.

R. WILCOXON, Farmers' and Merchants' Bank L'ullilii'K. Woodland, Cal, Office plione 1172. residence phone 2391. DEMAND the BRAND FOR SALE BY ROSENBERG CO, VETEMNABY.

ABSTRACTING. 14. T. of Records of Titles. Second street, north of postofflce, Woodland, Cat.

jelltf YOLO COUNTY TITLU ABSTRACT COMPANY (Incorporated) Con- veyancing and abstracting. All transactions posted daily. Office over Bank of Woodland. SURVEYOR. A.

Q. Surveyor and engineer. Oltice, 532 Main street, with J. Retth Jr. GRAIN BUYER.

0. HOFFMAN, D. V. NKW RA BUYER-I will buy Surgeon and Dentist, Winters, barley and any kind of Office, Pioneer Slables. Formerly D.

market W. H. V- UnlUd States Army. Je22lf i Call. W.MIM*-..