Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 1

WEEKLY KSTABLISHTVD 1859 WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1910. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES (Joinings and Goings Wei! Known People, Social Gossip of Interest to Those Who Dwell in or Near the City of Woodland. B.

Borach was over from Yolo this morning. P. T. Foster of Ziunorn is in Ibis city today. Giover Stevens returned to Fresno this morning.

Mrs. O. Bnrr went to Sacramento tliis morning. W. B.

Walton went to Sacramento this morning. L. Gottlicimer came up from Dixon this morning. Mvs. M.

Robinson went lo Sacramento Uiis morning. H. Ilactimanu returned from Cliico Tuesday evening. Miss Florence Bush went to Oakland this morning. M.

Welder returned from Sacramento Tuesday evening. Earl Kauftmaii came up from San Francisco this morning. W. B. Black returned from Sail Francisco Tuesday afternoon.

C. C. Sinoot arrived from San Francisco Tuesday afternoon. M. C.

Keefer went to Dunnigan for a hunt Tuesday afternoon. Clins. Sovereign came over from Sacramento Tuesday afternoon. General 15. H.

Archer returned to Sim Francisco Uiis morning. Surveyor P. N. Ashley'and Fred Dick went to Dixon this morning. G.

W. Mai'Ston and wife returned from Oakland Tuesday evening. Miss Ellamao Lambert was a southbound passenger this morning. J. J.

Brown and family were arrivals 'from the south Tuesday afternoon. Clifford Cbililers and bride returned their honeymoon trip Tuesdav evening. Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Cooper were arrivals on the 11 o'clock train this morning. P. T. Bowles and P.

Hiilbert were among the arrivals from the south this morning. Miss Lulu Sbellon re'liimed lo Oakland this morning lo attend the State 'Teachers' institute. Miss Cora Burnett came up from 'Berkeley this morning to visit her father, B. H. Burnett, i District Attorney-elect A.

G. Bailer and bride returned from their honeymoon trip Tuesday evening. Tillotson and sons relumed from Vacaville Tuesday evening an I wont to Sacramento this morning. E. E.

Gaddis, Dr. W. A. Joyce and wife. Miss McWilllams and P.

N. Ash- Icy were among the arrivals Tuesday evening. Mrs. Chris Siober and Mrs. Fred Blll- loclt went to Vacaville this morning where they will remain until after tba New Ycai- holiday.

Airs. Lucy went lo San Fran- this morning to meet some old lit antes from Now York, who are making a lour of (he country, Rev. D. B. Holt and family took their departure for Oroville this morning.

Rev. Mr. Bainl, Mr. Holt's successor as paslor of St. Luke's church, ia expected to arrive in Woodland January 2d.

Walter Baker, who is temporarily 'employed in llio Dixon branch of the YVcsf Volley Lumber Company, came from Dixon Tuesday evening to participate In the Carlton Olub banquet. He returned to Di.ton this morning, taking with him his Tuxedo. Walter has been cutting some capers in Dixon society' and it Is whispered that he is "in right" with the fair damsels of that thriving little town. MAHRIEB IN SACBAMENTO marriage license was Issued In Sacramento Tuesday to Philip Owen RigK of Woodland and Miss Isabella Kirlaip of Sites. A special dispatch from Sites under dale of December 27th reads as follows: Philip Rigg nn( jnss Belie Kirkup both of this place, were married In :Sa.Tumcnto today.

A number of from Willows accompanied them to the capital city. After a wd- ding dinner served at a leading hotel the young couple left on Ihelr honeymoon. TO TAKE FEDERAL POSITION Congressman Duncan E. McKinlay lias decided to accept tha post of Surveyor of tiie Port of San Francisco The news wns received In the city Tuesday and Ills appointment will follow directly upon the termination of congress, when bis term will expire. Tiie position of Surveyor of the Port of rinn Francisco carries with it the salary of JBOOO a It was thought at one time that Congressman McKinlay was.

not anxious io accept the position and that ho would prefer being assistant postmaster-general, under finiucs, games, gnmcs. Ask Hughs nlCtt DAILY ESTABLISHED 18Tf LOCAL BREVITIES Overcoat lost. See 50-cent column. Lady's purse lost. See SO-cent col- um.

Two good milch cows for sale. See 50-cent column. B. L. Wing's new price list, points the road to economy.

Rosenberg Co. advertise their entire stock for sale at a 20 per cent dis- DEATH OF MRS, SOPHIA HERIWLE Albert, the seven-year-old son of Mi', and Mrs. Cbris Gutubinger, has bceu very ill for five days wltli congestion of the brain. Doctors Kier and Hiiaor report that the patient shows improvement today. Pretty decorations, a fine large floor mill excellent music are some of the attractions offered for those who attend the grand New Year's ball to be given liy the Native Sous on Monday evening, January 2d.

A marriage license was issued this morning to Marvin Charles Serber, 20 years of age, a native of New York and resident of San Francisco, and Ediih Belle Knox, 21 years of age, a native of California, and a resident of Washington, Yolo county. In reporting the Billiard dancing party, an' account of which appeared in Tuesday's "Democrat," we were in error in stating that Mr. and Mrs F. W. Dullard led the Brand march.

We. intended to say that air. and Mrs. T. W.

Ulaiichard led the march. Don't forget that the Oaks Club will keep open house for the ladies on Monday afternoon, January 2d. The Woodland Orchestra of six pieces has been engaged to furnish a concert program during the afternoon and there will bo other enterlainmeiH for all who attend. John Roos, messenger on the Oroville local, received a little package Tuesday night in the form of a baby daughter, presented to him by his wife in Marysville. It came a little late for Christinas, but is none the less appreciated for that.

Mother and daughter are doing well and it is lielicvort that the father will bo all right in a few days. She Was Incapacitated but Few Days Before Passing The Funeral to Be Held from tho Catholic Church, of hich She Was Devout Member AFFAIRS fie Carllon Club had its fourth "AlBrry Christmas" dinner last evening, preceded by a lively meeting and a delightful entertainment In their coay club rooms. An immense Christmas tree loaded down with every conceivable gift from a grand piano to folding bath tub. afforded part of the pleasures fqr the evening. With so many of the inactive members home for the holidays, the attendance was unusually large, and the occasion an especially joyous one.

Ever since its organisation four years ago, the Carlton Club has played a most conspicuous part in local fraternal circles. Today the fraternity is in better condition than ever and there was a noticeable tone of prosperity all through in last night's pleasant affair. The banquet was a most sumptuous one and was served til the Julian parlors by Caterer W. .1. Parker.

President Lester Cranston acted as toastmaster for Ilia evening and all responded in a joyous ilrs. R. J. Billiard. Mrs.

C. H. Holal- Mrs. H. V.

Reedy of Fresno ami Miss Deity Smithsoii of Tennessee were the guests of honor at a delightful luncheon and card pm-ty given by i Mrs. Sophia Ilormlc died at the fam- ily residence near Yolo, about o'clock Tuesday iiiKht. She hnd been in failing health for a year or more, but was to be up and about her household (duties mosi of (ho time until the day before Christmas, when she was com- I pclled to take to her bed, from which arose. The funeral will take place on Friday, December 30th. Services will ho held in ibe Catholic church in this oily at 10 a.

Interment will he in the Catholic, cemetery. Deceased was a native of Germany whore she was horn on the 22d of January. IS 12. She was therefore CS years, 11 mouths and 5 (lays old. Her maiden name was llcruile.

In 1SU2 she, was married to Antoiie Ifeunlc, who died eight years ago. They came to ibe United States and direct to Yolo comity in and the family has resided lie-re ever since. To II and Airs. Hcnnlc were born one daughter and two sous. Th" Elizabeth, is the wife of Joe Abelc, mill they reside near Yolo.

Tliu sons are Charles Hcrinle of Blacks and Conrad Ilc-rmle of Yolo. Itermle was a devout. Catholic and was very conscientious in 111" practice of I lie precepts of her religion. She was a benevolent woman, gentle anil of gracious and very kind obliging as a neighbor. Slio was a devoted wife and an affectionate mollier and Hie bi'rcaveil family has! the sympathy of Hie entire community Holiday Greetings To the Trade again approaching the end of the year.

lilliV will soon lie a im-imiry of tho pasl. have nil liiul our Sunshine and Pleasure our Trials and Tribulations believe wo nil tiiivojfercnt deal to Kniii'fnl for. are still litnv on gooil old "Mother Enrth" We liojio we liavo helped (o maUo others happy and wo liopo that this finds you and yours healthy, mid hopeful of the good that is yet to come. The year just closing has meant a Rood dcul to us in the way of develop- nii'ni both in iho addition of 11110.4 carried anil growth in the number of SHOE WEARERS Good Values at Fair Prices We take advantage of this opportunity to thank you for your many kind favors of the jinst. manv of which have helped make 113 hiippy and we extend to you Our Holiday Greetings Wish ins you health, happiness lm prosperity, remain, Sincerely yours.

HUSTON BROS. Woodland's Leading Shoe Store We tit every face and figure. Adler Clothes. lie I a Shirt and bo happy. COURTHOUSE fcEWS.

Judge "Finch of Glenn county, nit- I ting for Judge N. A. Hawkins, has decided one ol the many cases growing of (he litigation over ihe of Snowball and A. ball. Tliis case was entitled Loiitie! C.

Snowball vs. II. II. Snowball and relait-d to some haul; stock in the Farmers' and Merchants' Hank. J.

W. Snowball WHS one or the founders and i sulwcrihed lor 1UO shares of the par value of S10IJ each. He only paid in per shiiro. After his death, which occurred February, 1'Mlj, a. call was I made for a share.

Under the terms lot Ihe Snowball will Lciuie Snowball i was appointed executrix. She called on II. H. Snowball to pay pro rala i or the assessment hut he refused, as was then hi progress. The oxeciurix ijiiid (he assessment to pre- I vent the sale of tiie stock.

In January. 1007, 11. Sumvlmll received bis share i of 2f, shares of slock, but lie still re- stales that in the first instan de- uj Lcoiia Urowu, forming a trio of charming entertainers. All the decorations were suggestivn of holiday season Christinas bells of course, being conspicuous, and t'hev i were very pretty. About forty guests of the gentler I sex were seated at the tables when the tirst course of the luncheon was served at 1 o'clock.

The menu was choice and it was admirably served. Immediately upon the conclusion of the luncheon the tables were cleared find the rest of the afternoon was de-! voted to the fascinating game of five! hundred. THROWN FROM BUGGY William Luck and family drove on debts ami HIB time bad not arrived tor i roiidered Tuesday 1U: 1 100 se Finch in the i18 06 1 aK(i Qf a(j luimstratoi' of the estate of Jane. JIc- Chiig. dci-uiiscd, vs.

A. D. Porter, as ee Shirt for 9c llrokcn lots in Monarch, Ookl Silver Brand, etc. Shirts that sell from SI.00 to t2.0l) every size from lo Tills is an annual event with us that is making tinr shirt line famous. Every ioiinb jjlilrt sold will be sold for rogardlons of llio original price.

The Trade Palace You Know Fred sudden lurch, which threw the little boy out. He fell on one of the wheels one leg became entangled in Hie spohes, and the, bone below the knee WHS fractured in two places. The fractures were reduced and he is along nicely. BAHOE VERMONT SIN2S Le et I )roceells o( lhe 5ilK i lgo Wn Fi file(i the following Tuesday afternoon in the ase ot W. T.

Moore, as administrator by by about three miles hi river tlC1 the river, at, 7 clock. riie barge was loaded with barley for various parlies consigned to. Port Cos No further particulars are at FRATERNAL NEWS. mat nucrvenora, Mary I.oney, and and op-j A. I).

F'oncr, as administrator of the ratisporta- estaie of Cieo. deceased, re- am! as'against the plaintiff, said sum to iiaid by the Hank of Yolo out of the nincls in its possession to the crcil- it of Jane deceased; and that plaintiff recover from the Bank of i Yolo and as against Intervenors, all the balance of moneys on deposit with the Ifarik of Volo to the credit of Jane Madrona Camp. No. ISO, Woodmen of tiie Wurld. is growing hy leaps and bounds.

At np- plicntlona for memuerahip wprr and nt the next a class of nineteen will bo lultlateil. f.o on Fourtn Page.) Doan's Rcgulets cure constipation tone the stomach, stimulate the liver, promote digestion and appetite and easy passages of the Itowels. Ask your drugglat for them. 25 centa a box. Phis Stamp is a man store as well as aJadv store.

the Hawcs Hat in the dust, it will still hold 1(3 2d6 Immense Beginning January 2nd The VOGUE We arc to make Uiis sale one to be long remembered. Good first-class merchandise will be sold at the lowest prices ever recorded in Woodland. Remember llie date Tuesday, January 2d. THE VOGUE GRIGGS BUSH OUR ENTIRE STOCK IS NOW ON SALE AT 20 per cent Off Gome Early and Select the Best Suits and Overcoats SUITS AND OVERCOATS $30.00 25.00 22.50 20.00 17.50...., 15.00 12.50 Underwear $2.50 values sale pr $2.00 2.00 i.tjo 1.50 1.20 1.00 Shirts $1.50 Cluclt salcpr $1.20 1.00 Monarch salt pr .80 Pajamas $2.50 flannelette- 00 $24.00 20.00 18.00 16.00 14.00 12.00 10.00 Hats $3.00 soft and stiff $2.40 2.50 values sale pr 2.00 2.00 1.60 1.50 i 20 Dutchess Trousers $5.00 values sale pr $4.60 3.60 3.20 3.50 2.80 3.00 2.40 2.50 2.00 2.00 1.60 $1.50 1.00 .75 Night Shirts (laiiuc-lette $1.20 .80 .00 Our stock of Boys' Suits ami Overcoats must be sold Act at once if.you are interested. Watch our windows day by day Rosenberg Co.

Leading Clothiers and Furnishers OUR JANUARY IS NOW ON Ve lla vc sle(i a tcw our "argalns during the sale that laata all tlirougb tbo jnonib of January. SerpentIne Crepe, 20c, sale price 15c, $1.00 Comforters Comforters 1.50 Comforters 2.50 Comforters 3.00 Comforters 3.50 Comforters 1.00 Comforters Wbite Wash Waists J''ancy Wool Waists All Fancy All Coats and Suits Phoenix All V'lirs reduced to Any Sweater in Slock. All Kain Coats reduced 8Bc 1.25 2.10 2. BO 3.01) 3.W off Off 1-3 off 1-3 off 1-3 off V4 price 'A off third. Ilegiilar 5c Handkerchiefs, 6 for 2Ec Regular lOc Handkerchiefs, 3 for 2Bc, Regular 12V4c Handkerchiefs lOo Regular loc Handkerchiefs 12Hc Our swell slock of Silk Skirts, 1-3 off All Wool Drew per cent off All Silk Suitings.

10 per cent off Silk Waist 10 per cent off; Duckling Fleeces, regular 15c, now U'Wc. Duckling Fleeces, regular 20c, now 16c. Ladies' Fleece-lined Vests, regular 35c values, sale price, 20c. Ladies' fleece-lined Pants, regular 35c values, sale price, 20c. 10 iicr cent off on all Art Squares and Ruga.

tO The Arcade Dry Goods Co. PHONE 47 THE HOUSE OP STYLES. WOODLAND, LAL What Did You Pay for, Insurance £ast Year? Do you want to go on, year after year, paying a high premium to pro- tec your property when you can have as safe an InsiuancVlt a £rt Every Farmers' Mutual In tho state has been a DOLLAR COMI ANY None have Wled lo pay. They are not organized for profit but tor IS 8ht a 11 tha ea ar J. MUSGROVE, Sec'ty.