Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 1

WEEKLY F.STARLlSHfilD 1859' WOODLAND. CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY EVENING, DKCKM P.KR DAILY ESTABLISHED 187T OUT OF TEN Which Deals Mostly with TkrWain Nichols Pleasantly Sor- Departures from and Ar-l -PiW by Colonel Bond's rivals at Woodland Judge Harris of Fresno is in Woodland today. I N. Ashley went (o Lisbon district this morning.

Jesse Uaker relumed lo Yolo Thursday afternoon. Father Crowe went to Blacks Thursday Louis Heisn of Kiilghls Landing is in Woodbind today. S. S. KnUle an arrival from the north tli.is morning.

Mrs. Fred Mattel woiil lo Kan Francisco (his morning. Mrs. A. H.

KipeiK went, to Sacra- inculo this morning. Mrs. Oscar returned lo Berkeley this morning. II. .1.

I'rovosl. was a south-bound passenger Ibis morning. Major C. W. Thomas returned to Sacramento this morning.

P. Crigsuy was ah arrival from the south Timrsday aflevnoon. O. Bergstrand returned from San Francisco Thursday afternoon. Attorney ,1.

R. Hughes came over from Sacramento this morning. Mrs. Fred Bullock was an arrival on the 11 o'clock train this morning. Mrs.

A. H. Heagor and little daughter of Dimnigan are in Woodland today. Dc- Miss Laura Ogilcm and Chas. DC Rose returned to OuimigafiTjinrsda: afternoon.

Mrs. .1. H. Roberts and Smith relumed to Dminigaii Thursday uflerncon. John Sniulrosk, Airs.

E. Q. Criles and son Harry, and Airs. John Hoot returned lo Blacks Thursday afternoon. C.

W. Bush, Mrs. Alarria Zimmerman. T. Hayes and Mrs.

Sue niggs went, lo Sacramento tins morning. Miss Nellie St. Louis, Oaks Scarlett and C. Holmes wore arrivals from ihc north Thursday afternoon. Mrs.

George Segar came over from Sacramento this morning and is the guest of her paienls, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kuhn. Kmil Niclas, F. Garrotte.

Mrs! tho Misses Ilcrshey and Robert Parker were south-bound this morning. Mrs. .1. H. Lehci'bevger, has been vi.siling Mi's.

Nora Simmons and family, returned to San Francisco, via Sacramento, Thursday afternoon. Among- the arrivals Thursday evening were Mrs. Lucy Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vosburg, fir.

Frances Newton and Airs. If. C. Hinckley. Mrs, Stanley Moore Formally Introduced to Society Miss Margaret Moore made her forma! bmv lo society Thursday afternoon and Mrs.

Stanley Moore, formerly Hello. Williams, a recent bride, was introduced to bay cities society, at the elabornle reception for which Mrs, A. Moore and Miss Klhel Moore sen! out-nearly five hundred cards. A long receiving line assisted tile two hnstCHscH in tlielr pleasant duties and inrluded Mesdamos'llugh (ioodfellow, William tt. Henshaw, A.

A. Moore Lorraine Langstroth, Mark Reo.ua, Frank T. Deerlng, Philip Clay and Misses Albcrtlne De- Irick, Ann Spring, Dorothy Taft, Liir- line Malson, Ethel Palmnnleer, Sue nan-old, Ruth Kail, Ruth Slack and 1'Jilith Gazette. Yearly Competition of Crack Guardsmen of the State to Begin in Sacramento Sunday Late Thursday afternoon Captain Nichols received a very pleasant surprise in the form of transportation for seven men and a notification from Colonel Lou Bond that of the ten men selected from the Second Regiment for the final yearly competition of the crack guardsmen of all the military organizations of the state, seven will be members of Company P. This competition will begin in Sacramento next Sunday and continue for three days.

Captain Nichols, after the result of the state shoot was announced last Sunday, expected that four or five members of Company would be selected, but he hardly expected that seven would be named, leaving but three to selected from all the other companies of the regiment. Members of Company who will be in the Second Regiment team are Lieutenant L. Caldwell, Sergeant H. J. Lewis, Sergeant Joe Armstrong, Sergeant Rodney Hill, Privates H.

A. Htddleson, J. A. Murphy and L. M.

Relth. The shooting will be under the federal army regulations. The United States- government bears the expense of the contest, which will be participated in by 120 of the shots from the infantry, cavalry, artillery and naval militia, Saturday afternoon there will be a practice shoot relief under General Robert Wankowski at the state range in North Sacramento. Sunday, Monlay and Tuesday the competition will be held. Ten shooters have been selected 'roin each of the Second, Fifth and Seventh regiments, the cavalry and signal corps, the coast artillery and naval militia.

This number comprises sixty men. The other sixty will represent the field staff and non-commissioned officers, The other three members of the Second Regiment team are Lieutenant B. C. Neal, Company Fresno; Private W. M.

Lynn, Company Fresno; and 'oriioral W. Riley, Company hico. Earned by Entertainment Given by Progressive Club The entertainment given In Odd Fel- ows hull Thursday evening, by tlic progressive Club of the Second Baptist liurch for the benefit of tlie church well attended, notwithstanding tho iany counter attractions, and the club net handsome sum. The pro- rani of recitations and musical uum- ers amused and pleased the large au- ienco and every number was heartily pplauded. Tlie Progressive Club orchestra urnished (he overtures.

The first umber was by the orchestra. Tho lul) chorus rendered the second number. The orchestra followed with a election. Mrs. A.

D. Klngsbnry ren- ered a vocal solo. Mrs. Cornelia liller gave an instrumental selection. The mandolin trio contributed a mirn- A female quartet sang a selec- Ion.

E. B. Reed and P. Greeiilee sang duet. The "Old.Afaid's Auction" was big lilt.

Mrs. A. E. DeSteffani gave a reading. Four young ladies rendered cantata.

A. D. Klngsbnry sang "Old Hack Joe." Rev. E. n.

Reed delivered a brief ddress In which lie expressed tlmnka or the encouragement received by the Second Baptist church in its efforts procure creditable house of wor- hip. He takes a very optimistic view the outlook. Kc announced that the irst service in the church recently inrchased will he held on Sunday, Do- ember 10th, at. 11 in. COME1 COME1 COMEI Sale now on Airs.

M. AT. Lambert's. Twenty per cent reduction on all her large and varied stock of millinery. Second street, north of Postoffice.

dl6 Removed I Frank has removed his bar ness shop to No. 718 Main street, opposite the I. 0, 0. V. building, where be will pleased to meet all of his old customers ns' well as new ones.

dU Millinery Sale A large stock of new and up-lo-dale styles at bargain prices at Mrs. M. Pullaii'a, Maiu sired, dlti NEWS IN RAILROAD CIRCLES INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF WOODLAND Shipments to and from Local Depot Two deeds of trust to The Mercantile Trust Company of San Francisco have been'filed for record In this county. One deed is executed by the West Side Railroad Company to secure a guarantee of t-he payment of thirty- year, gold Ixinds, hearing five per cen Interest, of the par value of $1,000.000. The other Is -executed by the Vallejo and Northern Railroad Company to secure a guarantee of the payment oi thirty-year, gold bonds, bearing five per cent Interest, of the par value ol No.

IS was nearly two hours late tills morning and as It ran via Stockton will not reach San Francisco nine before 6 o'clock this evening. George Ogden shipped a carload of barley to San FranerSco Thursday. The Woodland Grain and Milling Company shipped a carload of feed ant' flour to Martel today. A carload wheat and a carload of oats were re ceivcd from Oregon. Stockholders' Meeting The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Woodland Cream ory will held In the City Hall on Saturday, December 16th, 3911, at o'clock p.

m. A full attendance I desired. T. B. GIBSON, President O.

M. RALLS, Secretary, dl FOOTBALL. A special film depleting the gam held at Philadelphia November 25 1911, Army vs. Navy. Also Interesting and picturesque views taken before and after the Four other reel of approved subjects assuring a good program, at Dreamland tonight', d9 Men's Black Felt Comforts 1 Men's Black and Tan Kid Romeos $2 50 Xmas Assortments Arc licst Right Now al Woodland's MAIN EXCLUSIVE Shoe Store on Woodland's MAIN Street.

HUSTON BROS. Always Busy Therols a Roason LOCAL BREVITIES The weather is ideal again today. Bicycle has been stolen. See 50- cent column. How about a bond for a Christmas gift? Reference: Trade Palace's ad.

Mrs. Bkl E. entertained the Jatholic, Ladies' Sewing Society Thursay afternoon. Would yon be a Rothschild? The lome Savings Bank's ad. shows yon lave the opportunity.

The funeral of Airs. Isaac Krotser vlll be held in Santa Rosa Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Your attention is invited to the Kmas assortments at lee ad. for illustrations and prices. Th rough the agency of.

the Bynis Co. H.P.Goethe of San Francisco las purchased a fine tract of alfalfa and near Rsparto. Today is the Feast of the Immacit- ate Conception and a holy day of obligation. Mass was celebrated in the Catholic church at 8 and 10:30 o'clock. Onr good friends, Mr.

and Airs. W. I. Bemmerly and Airs. Bertha Webber, have placed ns under renewed ob- igations by substantial remembrances we deeply appreciate.

The assembly apportionment committee has agreed upon a bill by which Yolo, Slitter, Yulta and Butte counties are grouped in a senatorial district and Yolo and Lake counties in an assembly district. John Allen, who was arrested Wednesday evening and charged with disturbing the peace, on complaint of H. Woolley, plead guilty before Justice Strong this morning and was released payment of $25 fine. Men's Fur trimmed Felt Ghoice Black and Tan Kid ROMEOS-ALL GRADES $1.50 and up 80c and up Unquestioned Values in Fashionable Clothes As an example of our greater value-giving we call attention to a line of YOUNG MLJN'S OVHRCOATS, EDER- HIvIMER-STBIiNf FITFORM GARMENTS of kerseys, lritv.es, vicunas, cheviots, Slietlands and beaver, shown in the season's most popular shades and colors. Every coat splendidly lined and tailored.

Bay Him a Hat Bond Buy Her Glove Bonds Trade -Palace for Christmas The whole store transformed into a Christinas wonderland High Prices? No! This (hi Death of 0. M. Gwinn, Formerly of Woodland Olney M. Gwinn, father of .1. Frank H.

and R. F. Gwinn, Mrs. F. H.

Pierson and Mrs. H. V. Diniene, died in jMill Valley Thursday, December 7th. Mr.

Gwinn ami his family removed from Woodland about twenty years ago, but all the older residents remember them. Mr. Gwinn was engaged hi the livestock business. He was as well liked for bis genial nature as he was admired for his sterling qualities and business acumen. The family occupied the building that is now used by the Baptist church as a parsonage, on Lincoln avenue, but during the many years' tenancy of the Gwinn family It stood on a large lot on Main street.

I'bis sliop is filled wilb Kvcry olforl bent to your ngs for men, women mid children. Christmas slioijpitig easy. Don'i worry. We have just what you wuni. Rogers 1817 Silvcrwaru iiiveu fru Civilily is cheap.

have a great big Ktock of it for Cbristimis. Come just, lo loolr. We not afraid lo'witb voin- iim-clitiKcn'. It nerves a tiou- show you. I bio purpose, liny your Cliiistnias gil'is Why not nne of our hand-! j' lh tailored suits or overcoats for bimi for Chnstma.s? said baJid-tailurod Ono itf our Trunk ami S'uif 515-M- i Cases will make him ami vun a merry Fred does not.

sleep miu-b. Ullirisiuiii.s. Olbei'K flli.f.ll In fSCi.OU. I f.V.t:, TRADE PALACE YOU KNOW FRED. Prices $12.50 to $30 Don't over look this fact, that our suit section is offering some exceptional values this week, both imported and 'mestie fabrics, tweeds in heather and Bannockburn weaves, cassimeres aiu! elieviots in brown, tan and gray ailes, plain ami fancy blue serges.

Fashion's newest creations. CO. Till-: LEADING CLOTHIERS. M10 APPEALING CONDITIONS. What is meant by service in the grill of the hotel Sacramento of that city is the unusual attention patrons receive, together with the promptness with which orders are filled.

The reasonable rates are also worth attention. dS Itching, torturing akin eruptions, disfigure annoy, drive one wild. Doan's Ointment brings equlck relief and lasting cure, 50 cents in any drug New patterns In Silver Tea Spoonn at F. C. Jal In Sterling Plat at P.

G. Ewert'3, Jal Holiday Offerings I I 18 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS ICverything is now in readiness for tiio nullify Novelties arc an 1 now on disjilav. As usual. we have made special efforts in pariment. am! do not hesitate ro way ment to tic had unywhcrp.

Our line- of llari'l Handkerchiefs al 25r Is as good as many tor K. i-in believing, so c-omc. Our store aboiijid.s in suitable Cliri.slnins KH'S in do your shopping, while the amoituicm is Following Are Few Suggestions Tor Presents Blankets, up to $16.50. Eiderdown Comforts, ST.M. all prices.

Silk I'ettlcoats. Silk Hosiery. Leather Hand Bags. Women's Neckwear. Women's Gloves.

Suit Cases and Grips. Again Something New As lias been our custom in the past of giving and small advertisements during the Holidays have adopted a new system and from now until Xmas we are going to give all our cash customers something iti the way of useful silverware. With every cash purchase we issue to YOU a check calling for the amount, of vour purchase and at any time that your tags amount Lo the price of ihc article desired we give it to you free of charge. Call HI ami have us explain the plan to you and at I he same lime see the beautiful articles to be given to von. The Arcade WOODLAND, CAL Silk Comforters, OM i SilK Kimonos, up.

Shmvl.s and Si-nt'lV. Silk Waists, t'miirellas. German Pur.sr.-i. Men's Neckwear. Hair and Sash Klljbo Silk Waist Patterns.

Linens of Every Description llnnd Embroidered Towels at 73c and $1.00. Linen Dannnk Clollis, SC Inches square up. Hemstitched Clollis and Napkins, all prices. THE VOGUE 6RI6GS BUSH "Insure For Cost" Our have tried "Old Line Companies" NOW Try The Fanners' Mutual Safe protection. Less than Half tlie Rates you have been paving.

D. MUSGROVE, Secretary.