Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

LOCAL ITEMS BRIEFLY TOLD Occurrences That Will Interest Woodland People, Items of More or Less Importance Picked Up Here and There on the Wing. A driving horse for sale. See 60- cent column. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. There will ho a dance at.

Yolo Saturday, February 20th. Sep 50-cent column. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. If you have not used Cottoleiie, try It. The Woodland Rochdale offers to refund your money it not as advertised.

Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. The funeral of J. Olapp will be held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from Krellenberg's undertaking parlors. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. Mrs.

Nettle Andefson, who has been confined to nor. bed for the past three weeks with a severe attack of the grip and tonsilitis, Is slowly recovering. Messina Disaster, Eliie, tonight. The members of last season's high school football team presented their captain, Walter Smith, with a handsome gold football watch fob this morning. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight.

The funeral of Bessie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wood, was held Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Capay.

Intermeflt was in the Capay cemetery. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. Time to think about new floor coverings. Bentley Stine have a con; sigmnent straight from Japan that they have priced at 10, 20, and 25 cents a yard. See the new ad.

Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. The next big ball to he given in this city will be the military hall on next Monday evening, February 22d, under the auspices of Company P. The boys arc malting elaborate preparations for the same. Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. H.

Hogaboom is getting ready to Iran Alto, Palo King and Arthur W. up through. Capay valley, where they will malte the season. He will start about the first of March. Three better steppers would be hard to find.

Messina Disaster, Elite, tonight. Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Hatch, Mr. and Mrs. C. Hatch and Mrs. Robert Spaulding went to Broderick this morning to attend the wedding of .1.

B. Stoheking and Miss Audrey Harrison Which occurred at the noon hour today. The bride is distantly related to She Hatches and has visited In this city on numerous occasions. The groom Is foreman on one of the big dredgers near Folsom. PERSONAL MENTION.

(Continued Prom First Page.) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ridley spent Sunday in Dunnigan. Ed Baker of Sacramento spent Sunday in this city. Of.

W. Anderson of Davis was in this city Sunday. Dr. Ownhey was an arrival from the north Sunday afternoon. Miss Myra.

Howard went to Sacramento Sunday afternoon. Mr. ana Mrs. R. Ogden returned to DiJnnigan Sunday morning.

R. M. Brown returned from San Francisco Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs.

George Francis returned to Napa Sunday afternoon. P. E. Nelson of Roscvllle spent Sim- clay in this city with his family. Connor and wile were southbound passengers Sunday afternoon.

Mrs. Wm. Provost and J. A. Biggam were among the arrivals on the noon train.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Siober and Fred Bullock returned from Vacaville this morning. R. T.

Lampion left for Oakland Sunday afternoon, where he will remain for several days. GOOD ADVEBTISING PICTURES J. L. Smith, F. P.

Rcuch, 0. Lach- baura and J. A. Partlneton, the gentlemen who were in charge of the Death Valley moving picture outfit, departed on Sunday for Marysvllle. They exhibited their pictures Friday even- Ing, Saturday afternoon and evening In Native Sons hail to enormous crowds.

On Saturday evening it was necessary to give four performances and even then many were unable to gaJn entrance. The entertainment, though an. advertising dodge for the famous borax mine, was extremely In-1 foresting, and free from usual objectionable features attending similar entertainments. Some very fine scenes were exhibited, and the picture of the twenty mule team In action wan most realistic. Given at in Houor of Miss Everett, Bride-Elect DIRECTORS ELECTED Mrs.

H. M. Garllchs anil Mrs. B. H.

Button were hostesses Friday at a linen shower given at the home of Mrs. E. H. Dulton In honor of Miss Mabel Everett. Many of her friends attended to spend one more pleasant afternoon before the young lady departs for her future home, The aflei-noon was spent in guessing conlesta and an auction party, which all the guests heartily enjoyed.

Many costly articles were sold, causing much laughter among those present. The bride-to-bo was the purchaser of the ring. Music was also an important fealure in the afternoon pleasure. Aliont 4 o'clock the guests assembled in the dining room to partake of a delicious luncheon prepared the hostesses. The room was beautifully decorated in red and white.

At each plate was a red place card In form of padlock tied with white rihlfon. Just as the luncheon was finished the lM'i(le-lo-be was presented numerous packages, which when opened disclosed many beautiful hand embroidered and drawn work linen. After many best wishes and much happiness to the future bride the guests departed for their respective homes. A GUEST. Giilnda, February 15.

Amusements. The next attraction at the opera house will be U. C. Glee Club uext Friday evening. Those who attended the big football game oh California field in November were surprised at the showing made by the University of California rooters.

Their songs were one of features of the day. There are a remarkably large number of fine voices In college this year, so many in fact that when the Glee Club held Its' try-outs in August over two hundred applicants sought positions iu the club. Out of this large number only forty of the best voices could be chosen to complete the membership. These voices have been drilled daily by that pastmaster in glee club work, C. R.

Morse, until their ensemble work, their remarkably clean attack and delicate shading are being commented upon by all musical critics around San Francisco. The boys will arrive in this city February 19th, and show that night at the opera house. They are accompanied by Colemau Schwartz, the clever monologtst, Allan Powers in character songs, L. B. Marchant, baritone, C.

R. Morse, tenor, and other soloists. 1 IU 1 COURT HOUSE NEWS R. H. Boamer, E.

Krellenberg and Thomas Cranston have filed their Inventory and appraisement in the matter of (lie estate of C. D. Morrin, deceased. The estate consists lot 8, Mock 2 of. at $1200.

The following calendar was heard by Judge Hawkins today: Estate of Wm. Woodard. to set aside persona! property and to Bet aside homestead. Dropped from calendar. Eslale of Jacob Stabel, Final account and petition for discharge.

Account settled and petition granted. Estate of Basil Campbell, Petition to set aside homestead order. Motion to strike out. Motion to relax costs. Continued to March 31st.

Estate of Lucy A. Snowball, account of spec.ial admlnis- ratrix. Set for March 30th. Vallcjo and Northern Railway Co. vs.

Alible B. Reed et to dismiss. Continued to February 23d. Northern Electric Co. vs.

Abbie Heed fit to dismiss. Continued to February 2Stl. People vs. Isaac T. be set: Continued to February 18th.

to be set. In matter of petilion of Giovacchino for for final papers. Meeting of the Woodland Soohdale Company Saturday The stockholders of the Woodland Rochdale Company' hold their annual meeting in this city Saturday. There was large attendance. J.

P. Gallup, D. D. Guile, P. 0.

Dickinson, H. it. Miller; n. I. Blowers anil B.

If. Marlin were elected as directors. The directors organized by selecting Mr. Gallup as president and Mr. Martin as auditor.

An 8 per cent dividend on the capital Invested was declared, also a 2 percent dividend on the amount of each member's purchase for the year. It was reported that the business for the season had been very satisfactory. A. G. Dahler is retained as manager and no changes In the management of the store are anticipated.

After the meeting the members and their wives were banqueted in Odd Fellows' hull. About 175 were seated at the tables and as usual the banquet was an elaborate affair. SOLDIER BALKS DEATH PLOT. It seemed to J. A.

Stone, a. civil war veteran, of Kemp, that a plot existed between a desperate lung trouble and the grave to cause his death "I contracted a stubborn cold," he writes, "that developed a cough that stuck to me, in spite of all remedies for years. My weight ran down to pounds. Then I began to use Dr. Iving's New Discovery, which restored my health completely.

I now weigh 178 pounds." For severe colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, asthma and to perveut pneumonia it's unrlv aled. BOc. and $1.00. Guaranteed by W. H.

Lawson, druggist. CITY TAXES AND Woodland High School Taxe FOR THE Year 1909 THE Delinquent List BOEBT. GOLDMAN- Near Woodland, February 14, 1909, io the wife of R. C. Coleman a son.

FIFTY-CENT COLUMN, Advertisements not exceeding five lines, under this heading, 60 cents per week, or less, payable In advance. SOCIAL Yolo, Saturday evening, February 20th. First-class music. Admission per couple. Yolo Dancing Club.

20 DRIVING HORSE FOR years old, weight 1200 pounds, color bay, good traveler and good looker. Inquire at "Democrat" office. 20 I AM LOADING a car of seasoned mountain oak stovewoort for Woodland. A few cords not sold. Leave orders with A.

M. Eaton. Will deliver from car. John Boniface. d9tf FOR A good milk cow for sale, Apply at 457 Walnut street.

head of bulls, immediately. Apply to Knight, Yolo, Cal. feis FOR head of Jersey milk cows, fresh; from two to four years old. H. V.

Traynham, College City, California. Don't think that piles can't be cured. Thousands of obBl.lnate cases can bo cured by Doan'a Ointment. 50 cents at aajr drug KIOTO. A WOMAN'S APPEAL.

To all knowing sufferers of rheumatism, whether muscular or In the Joints, sciatica, lumbagoes, backaches, pains the kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home treatment which has repeatedly cured all of tortures. She feels her duty to send It to all sufferers FREE. You cure yourself at home, aa thousands will change ol climate be- ng necessary. This simple discovery mnlehes uric acid from the blood, loosens tie stiffened Joints, puriHes the blood, and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and lone to. the wbole system.

If the above Interests you, for proof address M. Summers, Box South Bend, Ind. CARD OF THANKS. We are very grateful to our friends for ail iho kindness that lias been bestowed because of the death of our llt- llo daughter, MR. AND MRS.

,1. Fcbriinry''15, MOO. acres in orchard, standard varieties of fruit, almonds, apricots, peaches and pears, in good condition and a paying proposition. Twenty acres fine vineyard land, fifty acres pasture land. Barn, two cabins, two horses, farming (m- plenienta, 75 lug boxes and two thousand trays.

Situated at railroad station Worth $6000; price, on easy terms. Address J. A. Kerr, Dixon Auction Sale 1 Real Estate J. D.

R. G. LAWSON, Saturday, February 20 1 o'clock p. in front of the courthouse, in the city of Woodland California. The following described property will bo sold: The Northeast Quarter (N.

E. of Section Eighteen (IS), Township Eleven (11) North, Range One (1) Bast, M. D. B. containing one hundred and sixty (1GC) acres.

Terms of Gold Coin of the United States; ten (10) per cent to he paid on date of sale; balance to be paid on confirmation of sale by the Superior Court, and delivery of deed to purchaser. Possession to be delivered November 1st, 1D09. J. D. LAWSON, fcSOdw Referee.

GRAND Military Ball Given by Co, N. G. C. NEW ARMORY HALL, WOODLAND Monday Eve'g Feb. 22 Music by Woodland orchestra of six pieces.

MARCH AT 3 O'CLOCK. Admission, per couple flf) Spectators 25 Id3 OF Anderson, 3. Interest in lot N. by Elliott street, E. by Nelson, S.

by Court street, W. by Johnson and county road 9 B. Batt.u, ot lots 3 and 4, and lots 6, 7 and 8, Grnftou's Improvements 15 Brulon, property. Dunham, J. T.

Lot Nathau ISlliott's improve; ments 34 Griffin, Sarah A. N. by church, E. by Boyle Hy- 'man, S. by Lincoln W.

by Second street; Improvements; personal 18 3E J. Jacobs, Mrs. in S.B. of Sec. 20, township 10 north range 2 east; N.

by Bonynge, B. by Barnes et S. by railroad, W. by Weaver; 'improvements; S.E. 14 of 4 of S.E.

Sec. 20, township 10 north, range 2 east; improvements 7 23 Jones, Alice Lot 31, Gibson's improvements; personal property i 53 Johnson, Josephine Lot N. E. by Montgomery, S. by Court street, W.

by county road; improvements; personal property 4 fis M. Montgomery, Lot N. by Elliott street, E. by Nelson, S. by Court street, W.

by Johnson and county road; improvements Mumma, Laura L. Lots 1, 2 ami 3, Dingle Coward's Subdivision of Strong tract 20 90 7 12 N. New York Personal property 7 g6 S. Stephens, .1. Personal prop- 2 25 Walker.

J. 5, block Frost Ruggles improvements and personal property 4 Public notice is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent, together with the percentages and costs aa shown in the foregoing list, are paid I will sell tlio property upon which said taxes are a lion at public auction on the 26th Day of February, 1909 at 10 o'clock A. in front o) the tax collector's office, in the Rank ot Woodland building, corner First and iVtnln streets, in City of Woodland Stale of California. Dated January 30tb, 1909." L. H.

STEPHENS, City Treasurer and Tax Collector fel-8-15-22d D. F. HERSPRINQ, D. V. Dentistry.

Office, Johnaon'i Stables, College street, Woodland, Cal. Out of town orders promptly attended to. JOHN T. of Dental Surgery. Dental rooms over Cranston's Woodland.

Cat DICK DICK, Dentists, Woodland Farmers' and Mar- chanta' Bank. Office houra 8 m. to 5 P- m. Telephone 1173 DR. C.

R. WILCOXON. Farmers' and Bank Building, Woodland, Cal. Offlcs 1172. residence phono 2J8L TRADE MANKB DESIGNS CoevnraHTi Ac.

aketeh and detert mken through without. Scientific flmcricatt. A hATidflomefr Co COM. New York io. From the Bath to Fresh Glean Linen From the-bath to fresh, clenn A pleasant and luxurious change if your wardrobe has been fitted out.

with the fine Shirta, Hosiery, or Underwear we handle. Late styles In correct Haberdashery. Shirt Patterns to please every taste and occasion is with UB. Hutchison' The Store of Quality Exclusive agents for Ed. V.

Price Merchant Tailors, Chicago. IdG MATTING M4TTING MATTING Direct from Japan lOo, 20o and yard Also lots of other bargains too numerous, to mention. 3EHTtEY STINE First street So. Main. Phone 2811.

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